Events in Montgomery County today

Airie's Wild Playgroup invites families with children ages 30 months to 5 years into a nature-based exploration and social learning experience. Activities unfold across outdoor learning spaces that are thoughtfully set up to build confidence, spark curiosity, and encourage creativity through play. Children can climb, crawl, pretend, investigate, and share laughs under the trees, guided by invitations created by experienced forest educators. The emphasis is on unstructured, nature-immersive play that supports family connection and community with other nature-loving families. All experience levels are welcome. Registration is limited to 8 families, and the cost is $15 for the entire family. Sessions run outdoors in rain, snow, and sunshine, with the exception of lightning.

A festive evening hosted by the Hazelwood Stars PTO features games, treats, and seasonal fun for all ages. Trunk-or-Treat is part of the celebration, and those wishing to host a trunk can reserve a space with a $20 donation. Bring the decorations, candy is provided, and the top-decorated trunk earns a prize and HES bragging rights. One wristband grants access to 31 game stations, including 2-liter ring toss, pumpkin putt-putt, and kid friendly axe throwing, with prizes at select challenge games. Wristbands are $5 during the pre-sale and $10 at the festival, and each wristband is valid for one participant. The Haunted Tent adds an extra thrill with spooky scenes, Halloween surprises, and dancing skeletons, with $3 admission sold separately. Costumes are encouraged for a family-friendly contest. All proceeds benefit the Hazelwood Stars PTO and the school community.

A community-built haunted attraction created by a veteran and special effects artist focuses on original monsters rather than familiar movie characters. Set in a residential area and recognized by the city of Clarksville, it operates with a give-back mission, directing proceeds to local people in need. Each year the team votes on where the funds go, and in a past season families received help purchasing Thanksgiving meals during a government shutdown. Everything is crafted in-house... costumes, masks, effects, props, and music... to deliver a distinctive scare experience. Entry is a minimum donation of $7, and additional contributions help extend the community impact. The haunt opens on select nights and also features two special options, a sensory and kid-friendly offering and a trick-or-treat walk with monsters that includes multiple candy stations, followed by a return to regular scares.

Celebrate Halloween with pet adoptions, Trunk or Treat, costumes, local vendors, food trucks, and microchipping. The event will also feature a fire truck, a race car, and other activities. Meet shelter animals and discover the many ways to enjoy the celebration.

This all-you-can-eat buffet features fufu, egusi soup, okra soup, and peanut butter soup, plus fried chicken, goat stew, and chicken gizzards. The spread also includes jollof rice, white rice, rice and beans, spaghetti, and tomato stew, along with vegetables, fried plantains, and puff-puff.

Ranger Adam leads an exploration of the Bell Witch legend, a tale that has captivated people for more than two centuries and is often called Tennessee’s most famous ghost story. Drawing on historical sources, the program revisits early 1800s accounts from the Bell family in Robertson County about a hostile spirit and considers how those stories took shape. The discussion weighs claims of the supernatural against other possible explanations while tracing the origins of the legend and the questions that still surround it.

Trunk or Treat brings families together for fun activities. When the festivities conclude, a live musical performance will follow.

Start Halloween with a free trick-or-treat walkthrough at The Unknown Haunt. A section of the haunt opens for an early route where kids collect candy from monster characters at several stations. Expect a big turnout and plan to arrive early.

This event features karaoke at VFW Post 11160, offering a chance to pick favorite songs and take a turn at the mic.

Roots and Rhythm turns Cup of Kava into a welcoming Sunday jam led by host Stuart Harrell. Performers can step up and showcase their skills while connecting with local artists and musicians, and listeners can enjoy live music and an easygoing, end-of-week atmosphere. The session is open to all, whether you plan to take the stage or simply soak in the sound. A buy one, get one offer on Kava and K-Tea is available during the show.

Experience vintage flair and grown-folks humor headlined by Adrian “Mr.505” Walker, known as the Renaissance Man of Comedy, bringing sharp storytelling, relatable laughs, and a timeless stand-up vibe. Simone James hosts, with sets from Mike Drew, LeslieBoy, OC Diesel, and Elijah The Barber. This one is billed as more than a comedy show... it is an experience. Dress to impress.

Enjoy a lively, game-show-style trivia night with fast-paced, interactive questions, a social atmosphere, and plenty of crowd energy. Teams can compete for prizes awarded to the top three, with Joe Padula hosting. Food and drinks are available.