Events in Lewisburg today

Dinner at The Grille features steaks sourced locally from 1822 Farms, along with rotating grilled specials. To reserve a table, call 931-388-5143.

The 6th Annual Bow Wow Dash 5K brings a lively mix of runners, walkers, and happy pups to The Old Rink Emporium in Lewisburg, Tennessee. Open to every pace and welcoming for families, the event blends fitness and community spirit while raising support for Animal Rescue Assistance Team Tennessee. Participants can take part with or without their dogs, creating a cheerful experience centered on movement and a meaningful cause.

Opening day for the yearly pumpkin patch offers food trucks, a wide selection of pumpkins, opportunities to see animals, classic games, and hay rides, all set in a festive fall atmosphere.

A monthly gathering for aspiring and accomplished writers and authors meets at Edgemont Baptist Church in Shelbyville, Tennessee. Hosted by the South Middle TN branch of Word Weavers International, a nationally recognized community of writers, the group focuses on accountability, friendship, creative brainstorming, encouragement, and thoughtful critiques with a professional touch. Meetings are held every third Saturday. Parking is located behind the church.

New Song PraiseFest is a free festival dedicated to Christian music in Columbia, Tennessee.

An informal, come-and-go coworking session at Muletown Coffee Roasters for women building real ventures. Participants can arrive and depart as schedules allow, bringing laptops, task lists, or long-postponed projects. Working alongside fellow founders, makers, and shop owners often makes hard tasks feel easier. There is no set agenda, no dress expectations, and no requirement to pitch. Attendance is free, and Muletown Coffee offers an easy way to grab something good while getting work done. Hosted by ElizaBeth, founder of Grace and Lottie's Art.

A friendly meet-up at the Factory at Columbia brings together local entrepreneurs to strengthen the small business community in Columbia. Participants are encouraged to arrive ready with a concise elevator pitch and business cards, explain how the group can support their goals, and share shout outs that highlight community wins and resources.

Explore the Stay Active and Independent for Life program in a no-cost, research-backed fitness class led by certified instructor Jen at Macedonia Recreation Center. Created for adults 65 and older, the class focuses on strength and balance, and it also helps participants build confidence and connect with others. The format is designed to be safe and effective, with options for every fitness level, making it an enjoyable way to keep moving.

Test your skills in an 8-ball pool tournament run in a double-elimination format. The entry fee is $12 per player, and cold beer and food are available throughout the event.

Fleece on the Duck brings together crafters of every age and experience level for a relaxed time of knitting, crocheting, spinning, and other fiber arts. This open group offers a friendly space to learn new techniques, swap ideas, and make progress on personal projects alongside others. The schedule can change, and the SBCP Library shares updates on its website and Facebook.

This relaxed open play session offers a casual space for Pokemon fans. Friends can get together to play Pokemon GO, the trading card game, or video games in a come and go setting. Kids under 10 can receive free packs while supplies last. Free wifi is available, and there are no penalties for arriving late.

Compete in a 9-ball pool tournament with a $12 entry fee. Beer is served cold and food is available while the matches play out.