Free events in Manchester, TN

Lego Club meets on the first Thursday of each month at Franklin County Library in Winchester. Participants build with provided Legos and connect with other homeschoolers in a creative, friendly setting. Free to attend.

Old Timers Day fills the square in Manchester, Tennessee with a community celebration featuring a parade, live music, a vendor event, a kid zone, a cake walk, and more. Entertainment includes performances by the Mid-State Cloggers and Duck River Dance. In addition to the main festivities, Manchester Old Timers Day Bingo Night will be held at Farm Bureau and is free to attend, welcoming all ages with prizes, food, and drinks and no RSVP required. The Old Timers Day Pageant at Grace Baptist Church invites participants to dress in old-fashioned attire inspired by Little House on the Prairie. Sign-up takes place on site, entry is free, and divisions range from babies and toddlers through teens, along with Mr. and Mrs. Old Timer. Pageant winners will appear in the parade. Vendor applications are available, and Brianna Hale is the sole contact for applications, payments, or parade participation.

Knoblin Fest brings a new, free, volunteer-powered, all-ages music and arts experience to Donelson next to Donelson Plaza. Centered on neighborhood folklore about the Knoblin, the event highlights kindness and creativity with live music, a marketplace, costume contests, children’s activities, an art exhibit, and more. The lineup features Fats Kaplin Gang, Kate Cosentino, Nosey Flynn, Solid Brass Jackie, Goldcoast, Stagolee, and VOLK, with Them Vibes headlining. Presented by Friends of Donelson, a community coalition of organizations, businesses, and neighbors collaborating to coordinate and promote unified local events and support.

Get support with civil legal questions at the Pruitt Library Branch during the Napier-Sudekum Legal Clinic. Attendees can meet individually with an attorney for a complimentary consultation, offered in partnership with Bass, Berry & Sims. Registration is necessary. Services are provided at no cost by the Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands.