Events in Murfreesboro

Greenway Bike Ride

A guide leads an easy 4-mile ride along the greenway that focuses on spotting wildlife and learning how these animals support local ecosystems. Bring a bicycle and helmet. The group will meet in the parking lot by the nearest baseball field at Barfield, then pedal two miles to Southridge Trailhead before heading back, pausing along the river to watch for wildlife and chat about what you see. Free for all ages. Register online or call 615-217-3017 for details and to sign up.

Barfield Crescent Park

AACB 2026 Conference

At Cannonsburgh Village, a regional gathering for blacksmithing fills a historic setting with live craft, learning, and community. Featured demonstrations include Ben Abbott focusing on knife and blade work and Terry Sheridan highlighting forged tools. AACB member demonstrators add depth with Alan Eldred and Chuck Henderson exploring traditional joinery, Herb Gravitt presenting a Yellin-style rosette, and Chuck Cook covering knife-making processes. Teaching workshops invite hands-on practice, with Jason Bevins and Jay Replogle leading a knife class and Craig Hines guiding a hacksaw-making class. The WACKY Institutes School of Blacksmithing will be on site, with Brian and Ed Brazeal offering live forging. Families can enjoy creative sessions too, including a landscape weaving class with Mary Kearney, a cheese marking class with Paula Butler, and a drawing class with Brooke Busbee. The event also features vendors and tailgate sales with tools, materials, books, jewelry, art, and blacksmithing supplies, creating chances to connect with makers and suppliers from across the region. Sponsor support comes from Blacksmith Supply, Fiery Furnace Forge, Blue Moon Press, and Brodbeck Ironworks. An Iron-In-The-Hat and an auction round out the program, with plenty of blacksmithing extras available throughout the event. Registration details will be shared on social media.

Cannonsburgh Village

Stained Glass Dragonfly or Butterfly

Celebrate the bloom of May with a stained glass workshop at Re-Invintage Home featuring dragonfly and butterfly designs. Using the Tiffany copper foil method, you will create a window charm that can hang in the light or be adapted into a plant stick to add a playful touch to your garden. This class welcomes both beginners and experienced makers. First-timers complete a finished piece with guided support, while advanced participants can explore wire embellishments to elevate their work.

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Liberty Flames at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Baseball

Liberty travels to Murfreesboro to face Middle Tennessee in a late-season meeting that could shape the conference race as the postseason nears. Reese Smith Jr. Field brings the crowd close to the action, where pitching moves, small-ball plays, and shifting momentum are easy to track. Expect a high-stakes college baseball clash where each trip to the plate could influence the outcome.

Reese Smith Jr. Field

May Soundscape: Sound Bath

Settle into a 60-minute immersive experience that blends layered tones and gentle vibration to quiet the mind, soften the body, and invite a sense of calm renewal. Mats are provided for comfort. Admission is $35, and a ticket purchase is required to claim a spot. The experience takes place at RSRVD Event Studio.

RSRVD Event Studio

Sales & Discounts

REAL ESTATE AUCTION! 1023 Tyler Drive Murfreesboro, TN

A real estate auction is being held for a property, giving interested buyers a chance to place bids and compete for ownership.

Low Intensity Outpatient Program (LIOP) | Murfreesboro, TN

DePriest Center hosts a 12-week, two-hour weekly group that supports people exploring the impact of substance use and their path to recovery. Sessions address addiction, communication, spirituality, and the effects of substance use on families. Each meeting stands alone, which allows participants to start at any point in the rotation. The program blends faith-informed care with evidence-based methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused strategies, and trauma-informed practices to nurture emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Sessions are offered in person, hybrid, or virtual, and treatment is personalized to fit individual needs. The setting provides a safe, encouraging space to learn, grow, and take practical steps forward, using an integrated co-occurring approach that connects Christ-centered care with proven clinical treatment.

Divorce Recovery Support Group | Murfreesboro, TN

For individuals living through separation or divorce, this group at DePriest Center offers a welcoming, supportive space to work through loss, regain stability, and move toward greater clarity and hope. Sessions feature facilitator-led conversation, practical tools, and encouragement from peers with similar experiences, helping participants build insight, resilience, and everyday skills for this stage of life. Whether the transition is recent or the impact has lasted for years, it provides room to heal, grow, and take meaningful next steps. DePriest Center serves individuals and families with an integrated approach that unites Christ-centered care and evidence-based treatment to reduce gaps in care and support restoration and purposeful living. For questions, call 877.352.1039.

Boro Basics 1.0-3.0 Players

Boro Pickleball offers Boro Basics, a weekly skills class for players in the 1.0 to 3.0 range. Expect focused instruction to help develop core techniques and confidence on the court. The class fee is $20 for members and $25 for non-members. For an additional $5, participants can stay for Open Play to apply what they learned. Space is limited, so registering in advance is recommended.

Sales & Discounts

Red, White & New Trade Event

The dealership is hosting a multi-day RV trade event featuring high trade-in values and special event pricing on new RVs, with payments starting as low as $94 per month. Guests can enter for a chance to win a new RV with no purchase required and find savings of up to 40 percent on camp-ready essentials. A free cookout is part of the festivities, with additional offers available throughout the event.

Camping World

Fundraisers

Celebrating 10 Years - Anniversary Luncheon

PC4S marks a decade of service with a celebratory luncheon at Carriage Lane Inn. The gathering reflects on community work that began in the 1990s with the Murfreesboro Housing Authority, the milestone of achieving 501(c)(3) nonprofit status in 2016, and the organization's ongoing impact today. Guided by a mission to connect and empower communities through education and advocacy, PC4S focuses on strengthening mental health and preventing substance misuse in sustainable ways. Admission is $30.

Carriage Lane Inn

Liberty Flames at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Baseball

At Reese Smith Jr. Field, the Liberty Flames face the Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders in a college baseball matchup. Look for sharp pitching, timely at-bats, and subtle in-game choices that can decide a tight finish. The game offers a clear view of how both teams manage pressure in key moments from first pitch to the final out.

Reese Smith Jr. Field

Friday Night Open Play

Enjoy open play for just $5, with free admission for members.

Patterson Park Community Center

Friday Night Market & Food Truck Festival

Friday Night Market in the BORO returns to Patterson Park Community Center in Murfreesboro with food, music, and local shopping in a family friendly setting. A wide range of food trucks serves Southern comfort classics, Caribbean flavors, gourmet bites, and sweet treats. Independent vendors from across Tennessee offer handmade goods and one of a kind finds that highlight small businesses. Upbeat music and a friendly vibe carry through the event, and leashed pets are welcome. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to eat, shop, and unwind together at this weekly market.

Middle Tennessee State University

Private Eyecon™️

Hosted within Middle Tennessee State University’s Criminal Justice Department, Private Eyecon offers a three day, in depth look at how real investigations unfold. Created by Sheila Wysocki, a private investigator and victim’s advocate, the program shifts attention from sensational narratives to disciplined methods grounded in respect for victims. Participants explore how timelines are built and contradictions tested, why forensic evidence is interpreted and sometimes challenged in the lab rather than on television, and how legal limits and human judgment influence the search for justice. The goal is not a quick, tidy resolution, but a clear view of how professionals think so future cases are approached with sharper understanding.

Doc Watson Tribute

A free event at Walnut House honors Doc Watson with stories, insights, and memories from Don Gallagher, who managed Gallagher Guitar Co. for 40 years, and David Tipton, co-author of J.W. Gallagher & Son: A Legacy of Craftsmanship. Their close ties to the Gallagher and Watson families shape a program that celebrates music, craftsmanship, and the people behind them. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing. An open jam session follows, and attendees may bring guitars and friends, all free of charge. Presented in connection with GallagherFest 2026.

The Walnut House

Theater

Legally Blonde (2026)

CFTA presents Legally Blonde, a stage production that follows Elle Woods after an unexpected breakup. When her boyfriend Warner leaves to attend Harvard Law, she sets her sights on the same school to win him back. Once there, she faces skepticism from classmates and professors and must confront her past. With encouragement from new friends, she discovers her own strengths and works to prove what she is capable of.

The Center for the Arts

Bash in the Boro - 2026!

Compete at Apex Pickleball in a community tournament built for fast-paced play and friendly competition. The format begins with round-robin groups and continues into bracket play, so participants can count on plenty of matches. Divisions are organized by both age and skill level to encourage fair, balanced play for every experience level. Expect well organized matches, a supportive atmosphere, and opportunities to test your game while pursuing medals, prizes, or simple bragging rights... all across a full day of action on the courts. Space is limited. MPA members receive a $10 discount with code MPA.

Apex Pickleball

Jack Finley Band

JFB performs live.

Cary and Sherrie Lynn

Heroes Den presents an acoustic evening with Cary and Sherrie Lynn, promoted as a favorite. Enjoy live music alongside drinks.

Heroes Den

Rutherford ATHENA Alumni Celebration

At The View at Fountains, the Rutherford ATHENA Alumni Celebration features Women Who Build Communities: Leadership Beyond the Job Title, a panel of accomplished women and past ATHENA recipients who are shaping the community through service, mentorship, and influence. Speakers share how they create impact outside their professional roles and how they use their platforms to uplift others. The program offers candid stories, thoughtful insights, and practical takeaways for anyone interested in leadership with purpose. The gathering honors the ripple effect that follows when women lead with intention and heart.

The View at Fountains

Tennessee Renaissance Festival

Experience the inaugural school day at the Tennessee Renaissance Festival. Attend in casual attire or arrive in cosplay. The event will be held rain or shine. There will be a limited number of vendors and entertainers.

Castle Park

Bash in the Boro

Bash in the Boro - 2026 is a pickleball tournament in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Players can compete in structured match play and put their skills to the test on the court.

Dancing

Line Dance Night

Enjoy a night of line dancing at Hop Springs with The Rockin' Country Band and The Let's Go Girls. The evening begins with step-by-step instruction to get everyone moving, then the live band takes the stage to keep the energy high. The festivities take place in the Taproom for a boot stomping good time.

Hop Springs

Love on the Lake

Enjoy a painting and wine party where you can create your own masterpiece. An experienced artist will provide step-by-step instructions. Painters ages 15 and up are welcome, and you can bring your own food and drinks. They provide the cups and bottle openers.

Painting with a Twist

Theater

Legally Blonde the Musical

Elle Woods seems to have a wonderful life, but it takes a turn when her boyfriend, Warner, breaks up with her to attend Harvard Law. Determined to win him back, she uses her charm to get into the prestigious law school. She faces challenges with her peers, professors, and her ex, but with the help of new friends, Elle discovers her potential and aims to prove herself.

Center For the Arts

Liberty Flames at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Baseball

Liberty Flames visit the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders at Reese Smith Jr. Field for a late stretch showdown that could influence conference positioning and postseason momentum. Expect sharp defense, well-timed pitching moves, and timely hitting that keep the tension high from the first pitch to the last out. An intimate ballpark setting adds to the intensity of this competitive college baseball matchup.

Reese Smith Jr. Field

Self Evident Truths to a New Birth of Freedom

A ranger leads a 30-minute talk that explores connections between the ideals expressed at the nation’s founding and the expansion of liberty and civil rights made possible by a struggle that gripped the country more than 80 years later. The program meets at the park visitor center.

DIY DOORMAT WORKSHOP

Refresh your entryway with a hands-on doormat workshop where you will personalize a mat from start to finish. Browse a gallery of design options, pick your favorite, and customize it with paint colors chosen during the session. All materials are provided, and step-by-step guidance will help you create a unique piece for your home or a thoughtful gift. Pre-registration is required.

Youth Open Play

By popular request, Next Gen Open Play offers a dedicated session for youth ages 10 to 17. Share the news with other parents and encourage kids to invite a group of friends.

Baseball Card Show

The Murfreesboro Ramada Inn Baseball Card Show features free admission and free parking. Six foot tables are available for $20. For more information, call John McGill at 615-893-1140.

Ramada by Wyndham

Roland Justice @ Hank’s Honky Tonk

Roland Justice takes the stage for a live performance at Hank’s Honky Tonk.

Tri Fit Community Strength

Members of the team behind Battle of the Barbells have organized a one-day throwdown in Murfreesboro at Tri Fit. This partner competition features four workouts for teams of two, with divisions for M/M and F/F. Options include RX and SC.

Tri Fit

WOTM Chapter 1110 - Murfeesboro Moose Lodge

Cary and Sherrie Lynn

An acoustic evening with Cary and Sherrie Lynn at the Moose Lodge in the Boro. Admission is $5.

Gallagher Guitar Music Festival

Gallagher Fest returns with performances from @shadowgrassband, @sicardhollowband, and @airshowband. Additional artists will be announced.

The Walnut House

First United Methodist Church

Fighting Hunger by Packing Food

This event brings Lions members and nonmembers together at First United Methodist Church to package food in support of the fight against hunger. The packaged food is returned to local communities.

Lane Agri-Park Community Center

Shabby Lane Mothers and Daughters Market

Explore offerings from 70 small businesses at Lane Agri-Park Community Center in Murfreesboro. Enjoy shopping, food, and plenty of fun with free admission. The first 400 shoppers will receive complimentary cupcakes and tea.

Hike with Jane: Late-Spring Wildflowers

Explore the trails at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park on a nature hike with Jane, a Tennessee State Naturalist. Learn about native wildlife along the way as she focuses on spring wildflowers and shares insights about the plants and their habitats. No registration is required. For more details, contact the Wilderness Station.

WillCo WellFest 2026

WillCo WellFest 2026 is a complimentary, family-friendly health festival at The Factory at Franklin that brings together prominent voices in physical and mental wellness. The event includes a live podcast with Dr. Chris Motley and Dr. Anis.

The Factory at Franklin

Battlefield Caravan Tours

Gather by the visitor center flagpole to meet the ranger, then caravan in your own vehicle for a guided drive across the battlefield. The group will pause at several pivotal locations while the ranger recounts the story of a key Union victory from the Civil War. Plan for an experience of about 90 minutes.

Board & Brush Creative Studio

Fundraisers

Pick Your Project Workshop Fundraiser

Enjoy a hands-on wood project workshop that benefits the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life in Murfreesboro. Participants choose a project from a gallery, with all materials provided and step-by-step instruction to create a custom piece for the home or as a gift. A variety of paint and wood stain colors are available to personalize each creation. A portion of proceeds supports the cause. Pre-registration is required.

Newton Ave. Auction

An auction will take place in Murfreesboro, TN.

West Murfreesboro

Gallagher Fest

Gallagher Fest celebrates the community coming together with live music and a renewed focus on folk traditions. It encourages people to reconnect with their roots, share experiences, and create lasting memories while spotlighting local artists and musicians. Support from sponsors helps invest in the spirit of the city and fuels the return of a folk music gathering. Photos from GF 2025 highlight the energy and creativity behind the festival.

The Walnut House

Exposure Series: Tennessee Session 2

This football showcase offers competition in front of scouts and college coaches. This event is designed for the graduating classes of 2027-2029.

Oakland High School

Walnut House Event Venue & Recording Studios

Gallagher Guitar Fest 2026

Airshow brings a live performance to The Walnut House in Murfreesboro. Tickets are available for this show.

Shot Through the Heart: Bon Jovi Tribute

Shot Thru The Heart performs at Hop Springs with an energetic tribute to Bon Jovi. Expect a live show that salutes the band’s signature sound and captures the spirit of their music.

Life Is Brewing

TN Enhanced Carry Permit

Carrying a firearm for the protection of yourself and your loved ones requires serious responsibility. This session emphasizes that commitment and is led by instructors with decades of weapons training experience.

The Outpost Armory

🎂 Cake Decorating 101

At The Curious Kitchen, cake enthusiasts can explore hands-on decorating and build essential skills. Each participant decorates a personal two-layer cake with a choice of vanilla or chocolate buttercream. Instruction covers cake icing basics and core frosting techniques, including how to layer a cake, make shell, rosette, and star borders, and pipe roses, flowers, and leaves for the top. Completed cakes are packed in bakery boxes to take home and share. Light snacks and beverages are provided. Everyone makes one cake. Price is per person. Ages 14 and up.

Technology Engagement Center

MoreTreesBoro May 17th Meeting

MoreTreesBoro will hold its next meeting at the Technology Engagement Center.

Games & Entertainment

D&D

This tabletop meetup at Cultivate Coworking brings players together for quest-based, West Marsh style one-shots. Beginners and those with no experience are welcome. Snacks are allowed, and everyone is asked to be considerate of the space and clean up before leaving. Participants must be at least 12 and accompanied by a parent or guardian, and there is no childcare available. Bring a level 1 5e character created with either the 2014 or 2024 rules using the standard array. Use standard 5e races and classes, with any exceptions at the DM’s discretion, and help is available if you need it. Leveling follows a simple progression with the same character. After playing at level 1 you may return at level 2, after two sessions at level 2 you may advance to level 3, and after three sessions at level 3 you may advance to level 4. Progression is capped at level 4 for now to keep the games beginner friendly and accessible. Questions and constructive feedback are welcome.

Cultivate Coworking

Spring Concert

Spend an afternoon listening to free live music from the Tennessee Valley Winds at the Old Fort Park Pavilion. Bring a chair, get comfortable, and enjoy the music.

Old Fort Park

Community Paint Day

Community members can paint 4x4 tiles that will be assembled into the USA250 Mural Mosaic, forming one cohesive artwork. All materials are provided and there is no cost to participate. When complete, the mural will be unveiled on the Murfreesboro Square.

Oaklands Mansion

School of Rock Youth Spring Season Showcase

See live performances by the student bands of School of Rock Murfreesboro in a youth end-of-season showcase. This concert highlights young musicians taking the stage together.

Hop Springs

Defending the Homefront- Murfreesboro, TN

Defending the Homefront is a practical workshop for homeowners, families, and concealed carriers that focuses on preparation when seconds count. It covers ways to deter and endure a home invasion and how to respond within the law. The session emphasizes acting as the first line of defense, building readiness in the mental, physical, and legal aspects of personal protection. Seating is limited.

Dancing

Beginner Rumba Partner's Series

A four-week beginner rumba series for partners. New couples are welcome in weeks one and two, and no new students are accepted in weeks three or four. The cost is $25 per couple, paid at the door. No previous experience is required, but you must bring your own partner for this Monday night series. Each class includes a video review to help you practice at home between sessions.

Vintage Venturers

A monthly gathering for adults 60 and older at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park features a relaxed mix of nature-themed activities. Participants can enjoy coffee and refreshments, read short stories inspired by the outdoors, and either work together on a nature craft or take a brief guided hike. The cost is $5 per person. Registration is required by calling 615-217-3017.

Discovery Center at Murfree Spring

Spark! Water Day

SPARK! Water Day! celebrates summer and the semester’s end with water play on the patio. Plans are subject to the weather. It is intended for children ages 1 through 6 accompanied by a caregiver. The event takes place at the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring. SPARK! is supported by TDK.

Lane Agri-Park Community Center

Evening Market

An evening edition of the Rutherford County Farmers Market welcomes shoppers after work or school in Murfreesboro. Browse offerings that include strawberries, leafy greens, and carrots, along with locally raised meats, baked goods, and canned items. It is a convenient chance to pick up fresh produce and a range of other foods.

RAA's Monthly Mixer

RAA’s Monthly Mixer brings together members, friends, and creative folks of all kinds. Hosted by Executive Director Jeff Lysyczyn, this month’s gathering takes place at Parthenon Grille, one of Murfreesboro’s oldest restaurants.

Parthenon Grille

Family Education Process Group

The Family Education Process Group offers a supportive setting for family members and significant others of individuals experiencing active addiction or substance misuse. Sessions run 90 minutes and take place weekly within a 10 week rotation. Each meeting is led by a professional counselor and blends multimedia resources with conversation and guided processing to help participants understand addiction, recovery, and their impact from a clinical perspective. Attendance is flexible, and participants may start at any point in the cycle. The program integrates faith informed care with evidence based practices, including CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused approaches, and trauma informed methods, to support emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual needs. It is free for families of IOP/LIOP clients, with a minimal fee or insurance coverage available for others, and is offered in person, in a hybrid format, and virtually. DePriest Center embraces an integrated co occurring treatment model that closes gaps between Christ centered and evidence based care.

Boro Walk Club- Weekly Walk

A relaxed walk of roughly two miles that takes about forty-five minutes, kept at an easy, conversational pace. The focus is on moving, talking, and connecting with others, with no speed targets or expectations. Strollers and young children are welcome, and there is a playground nearby for before or after the walk. Whether attending solo or with a friend, there will be friendly company throughout, and participants are welcome to invite someone who might enjoy it.

Fortress Rosecrans

Business Networking Night @ XGolf

This new networking night at X-Golf Murfreesboro brings together Murfreesboro business professionals in a relaxed, golf-friendly setting. Attendees can bring golf clubs and business cards to connect with local owners and entrepreneurs while enjoying the indoor golf environment. Capacity is limited to 40 participants.

Steak 'n Shake (2091 Old Fort Parkway, Murfreesboro, TN)

BAPEN Lunch Networking

BAPEN Lunch Networking takes place at Steak 'n Shake. Conversation will center on a weekly prompt that invites participants to share their key focus for the second quarter of 2026 and give an update on how it is going. Connect with peers and exchange insights during this lunchtime networking meetup.

Archery for Beginners

Test your aim and learn the basics of using a bow and arrow in a beginner-friendly class led by an archery instructor at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park. The session includes a one mile walk on a paved trail to the archery field. Assistance can be requested during registration. The program is open to ages 7 and up and costs $10 per person.

Parenting Education Seminar | Murfreesboro, TN

This in-person Parenting Education Seminar at DePriest Center is a court-approved class designed for parents navigating divorce, separation, or custody changes. It focuses on practical strategies that help adults support their children and handle the realities of co-parenting. Participants take a close look at what effective co-parenting means in practice, with guidance on easing children through family transitions, understanding and responding to their emotional needs, communicating constructively, and managing conflict to build a workable parenting partnership. The intention is for every attendee to leave with useful, everyday tools rather than only a certificate. A court-approved certificate is provided upon completion, and insurance billing may be available for those who qualify. DePriest Center uses an integrated model of care that connects Christ-centered and evidence-based treatment within a comprehensive program, reducing the gaps often experienced between the two.

Jennifer Alvarado

Jennifer Alvarado brings her genre-blending live show to Burger Bar Murfreesboro. Originally from Hickory, North Carolina and now based in Nashville, this decorated singer and songwriter pairs the storytelling spirit of 90s country with the edge of alternative rock, drawing comparisons to Deana Carter and Alanis Morissette. Influences like Janis Joplin, Reba McEntire and Tom Petty shape a sound that weaves classic rock, country, blues, and Americana. Over the past four years she has performed at venues such as The Viper Room in Los Angeles, The Listening Room in Pigeon Forge, The Cobra in Nashville, The Bird’s Nest in Dunn, North Carolina, and The Purple Onion in Saluda, North Carolina. The set features well known songs across multiple genres alongside her original material.

Burger Bar Murfreesboro

Cannonsburgh Crafts: Patriotic Creations

Enjoy a hands-on crafting session celebrating the United States' 250th anniversary, featuring patriotic projects for everyone. This free activity welcomes all ages. Plans are dependent on the weather. For details, call 615-890-0355 or email sthompson@murfreesborotn.gov.

Cannonsburgh Village

The Journey Home 20th Anniversary

This milestone celebration marks two decades of service to the community, reflecting on past accomplishments while looking ahead to future plans. The event features a hamburger lunch and open house tours of the brand new building, offering a firsthand look at the impact of community support. A program segment is included as part of the gathering.

Murfreesboro Writer’s Group

Local writers in Murfreesboro come together to share constructive critiques and strengthen works in progress. The focus is on thoughtful feedback, supportive discussion, and practical ways to refine craft so every participant leaves with clear ideas for improvement.

Linebaugh Public Library

The Great Escape

Enjoy a painting class for adults ages 15 and up. You can bring your own drinks and snacks. The studio provides cups and bottle openers. Arrive early to get settled. If you are part of a group, let them know when booking your reservation. Payment is due when you make your reservation. If you cancel more than 24 hours before the event, you will receive a refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the event, you will receive a store credit. They often take photos during the class and post them on Facebook.

Painting with a Twist

Games & Entertainment

Bingo

Bring friends for bingo in the Lions Club building. This activity is free and open to all ages, and no reservation is needed. For more information, call 615-890-0355.

Cannonsburgh Village

The Connection at Champy’s - 3rd Thursday of each month

Champy’s World Famous Fried Chicken hosts a recurring meetup focused on professional networking and collaborative business idea sharing. It is open to entrepreneurs and professionals from across Middle Tennessee and is free to attend. Small business owners can connect in a casual setting, trade insights, and learn from one another. The format starts with informal mingling, followed by group introductions, offering a consistent monthly space to build relationships and spark new ideas.

Champy's Midtn

Steakhouse Classics - Adult Class

At The Curious Kitchen, this hands-on adult cooking class celebrates timeless steakhouse favorites that always please a crowd. Spend about two hours cooking side by side, then relax and enjoy the meal you prepared together. The menu includes a wedge salad with bacon and blue cheese dressing, grilled steak with a mushroom wine sauce, rich creamed spinach, twice baked potatoes, and classic chocolate mousse finished with Chantilly whipped cream. A complimentary Cabernet pairing is offered, and fresh iced tea, lemonade, and filtered water are available throughout the class. Guests are welcome to bring their own bottle of wine.

Food & Drink

Against the Grain — A Whisky Journey

Clan Dram presents a guided whisky tasting that looks beyond the glass to the grain at the core of every spirit. The experience explores how different grains shape flavor, texture, and character, moving from the gentle sweetness of a single grain expression to the bold spice of Scottish rye and the rich, malty depth of barley-led drams. The progression runs from subtle to robust while connecting raw ingredients, distillation choices, and cask influence to distinct profiles. Thoughtfully paired bites accompany each pour to highlight hidden notes and enhance the tasting. It is designed to be engaging and approachable for seasoned enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike, with no expertise required. This is a free event, and donations are appreciated. Hosted at Whisky and Sticks.

Whisky and Sticks

Divorce Recovery Support Group | Murfreesboro, TN

The Divorce Recovery Support Group at DePriest Center offers a welcoming, supportive setting for anyone navigating separation or divorce. Participants can work through grief, regain a sense of stability, and begin charting a path forward with renewed hope and clarity. Through facilitated conversation, practical strategies, and encouragement from others who relate, the group helps build insight, confidence, and skills for this season of life. Whether the experience is recent or the effects are still being felt years later, it provides space to heal, grow, and take meaningful next steps. DePriest Center serves individuals and families with an integrated approach that brings together Christ-centered care and evidence-based treatment within a comprehensive co-occurring program.

Mystery Dinner Ride

Riders gather at Sloan’s Motorcycle & ATV for a mystery dinner ride that welcomes all makes and models, including both two- and three-wheel machines. To make check-in quicker, complete the annual waiver ahead of time, which covers all events and rides throughout 2026. A simple weather guideline applies, and the ride will be canceled if the chance of rain is greater than half or if temperatures are below 50 degrees.

Sloan's Motorcycle & ATV

Low Intensity Outpatient Program (LIOP) | Murfreesboro, TN

DePriest Center’s Low Intensity Outpatient Program offers a 12 week series of two hour group meetings that provide education and support for people exploring the impact of substance use and recovery. Each meeting stands on its own, so newcomers can begin at any point in the 12 week rotation. Topics include addiction, communication, spirituality, and how substance use affects families. The program is rooted in the belief that people can change and build a fulfilling, productive life free from addictive substances. Care blends faith informed guidance with evidence based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, solution focused methods, and trauma informed care. Services are individualized to support emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well being. Sessions are available in person, hybrid, or virtual, creating a welcoming, supportive setting to learn, grow, and make practical progress in recovery. DePriest Center also offers an integrated co occurring treatment approach that bridges Christ centered and evidence based models to close common gaps between the two.

Perfect Storm Workshop

An in-person workshop for parents supporting children who experience anxiety, ADHD, sensory sensitivity, challenges with emotional regulation, or behavior struggles. The session explores how the nervous system can contribute to overwhelm and difficult behaviors, explains the neurological roots of anxiety, emotional outbursts, and sensory issues, and offers clear, practical strategies to help kids find calm, reset, and grow. Parents will leave with a clearer path for supporting their child’s nervous system, renewed confidence, and useful tools they can apply at home. This free session welcomes all parents.

Brass Horn Coffee Roasters LLC

Parenting with Heart Night: A Night with the Voice of the Heart Center

This relaxed evening at Brass Horn Coffee Roasters offers parents a chance to step away from the rush of summer and focus on practical support. Dr. Chip Dodd and Alex Courington, LMFT, share three ways to reduce stress during the busiest months, with guidance aimed at equipping families for a smoother season.

Boro Basics 1.0-3.0 Players

Boro Basics from Boro Pickleball is a class focused on building pickleball skills for players at the 1.0 to 3.0 level. The cost is $20 for members and $25 for non-members. An optional open play period is available afterward for an additional $5 to put new skills into practice. Capacity is limited.

Homeschool Science Series: Water Quality & River Exploration Ages 5-8 yrs

At Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park, this Homeschool Science Series session centers on water quality and river exploration for ages 5 to 8. Children explore science through hands-on activities and outdoor learning with peers, taking a closer look at waterways and the factors that affect clean water. Admission is $5 per person.

$5 Friday Night Open Play

This open play session offers $5 admission, with free entry for members. Sign up is available.

Patterson Park Community Center

Friday Night Market & Food Truck Festival 2026

Friday Night Market in the BORO returns to Patterson Park Community Center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, bringing a lively mix of food, shopping, and music. Food trucks serve Southern comfort favorites, Caribbean dishes, gourmet bites, and sweet treats. Local entrepreneurs from across the state showcase handmade goods and unique finds. The atmosphere is welcoming with tunes that keep the energy high, and it is designed for families as well as leashed pets. Admission and parking are free. Built around community spirit, the market supports small businesses and creates memorable gatherings at the park. Lawn chairs are welcome.

Emerald Heart Café & Dispensary

PaiNT NiTe @ Emerald Heart: BirdZ N' FLoWerZ

Emerald Heart Café & Dispensary hosts a PaiNT NiTe created by artist Claudia V Caldarola, also known as The Rare Oddity. The theme is BirdZ N’ FLoWerz, and participants can have a canvas pre-traced with the image they choose. Please contact the organizer at least two days in advance with your selection so materials can be prepared, and note that custom images include a $10 additional charge. Pricing is $30 per person, or $25 each when attending with a friend. Payment is accepted via Venmo at @Claudia-CaldarolaLynch or CashApp at $Claudiaudia86. For questions or to connect, reach out to the organizer on Facebook at Claudia V. Caldarola, on Instagram at @cvc_therareoddity, or on TikTok at claudiavcaldarola.

Theater

Legally Blonde (2026)

CFTA presents a stage production of Legally Blonde, the story of Elle Woods, who seems to have everything until her boyfriend Warner ends their relationship to pursue Harvard Law. Determined to win him back, Elle gains admission to the prestigious school and contends with challenges from classmates, professors, and her ex. With support from new friends, she discovers her strengths and sets out to prove what she is capable of achieving.

The Center for the Arts

Middle Ground Brewing Company

Its a Jeep Thing Paint Party

Celebrate all things Jeep with a relaxed painting event. Pick from three Jeep themed designs and paint on canvases that are pre-sketched in grayscale, so no prior art experience is needed. Seating is limited, so early sign up is encouraged. Feel free to bring a favorite duck to add to the fun.

Rutherford County Farmers Market

Community Paint Day

Contribute to a collaborative artwork at Rutherford County Farmers Market by painting a 4x4 tile for the USA250 Mural Mosaic, which will be assembled into one large piece. Supplies are provided at no cost, so participation is free and straightforward. After all the tiles are combined, the finished mosaic will be unveiled at Murfreesboro Square.

Most Wanted Band

This event features Most Wanted Band and there is no cover charge.

Jack Finley Band

JFB takes the stage for a live show.

Happy's Sports Lounge

Wheeling & Healing Golden Years Senior Health Fair

Created with seniors in mind, this health fair features complimentary screenings, a live question and answer session with a pharmacist, and snacks with opportunities to win prizes. It focuses on healthy living and community wellness, and attendees are welcome to bring a friend to share the experience.

St. Clair Senior Center

St. Clair Street Senior Center

Together in Transitions- Widow and Widower Support Group

This support group welcomes widows and widowers seeking connection, resources, and a sense of community while navigating life after the loss of a spouse. It is held at St. Clair Street Senior Center. All support groups at St. Clair are open to adults 18 and older.

Self Evident Truths to a New Birth of Freedom

A ranger leads a half-hour program examining how the ideals set at the nation’s founding connect to the widening of liberty and civil rights shaped by a national struggle more than 80 years later. The session focuses on ideas, conflict, and change, encouraging thoughtful reflection on their lasting impact. The talk meets at the park visitor center.

Family Campout

Designed for families who want a gentle introduction to backpacking, this campout begins with an easy one mile hike from the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park to the campground. Once there, park staff will be on hand to help with setup and getting settled. Throughout the evening, participants can choose from guided night hikes, games and activities for children, campfire activities, and music, or simply relax by the fire. Dinner that evening and breakfast the next morning are provided and included with the registration fee. Pricing is $10 for ages 13 and up, $5 for ages 5 to 12, and children 4 and under are free with a paying adult.

The Little Gym of Murfreesboro

Summer Kickoff

A free afternoon at The Little Gym Murfreesboro celebrates the launch of summer camps with family-friendly activities. Families can explore upcoming camp plans while kids burn off energy in the gym. Highlights include open gym, creative crafts, camp-themed giveaways, and discounted camp passes available only during the event, plus a few surprises. Activities are suitable for children from 4 months to 12 years, and bringing a friend is encouraged.

Youth Open Play

Next Gen Open Play welcomes youth ages 10 to 17 for an easygoing open play experience. Announced in response to community interest, it offers a friendly space for young people to spend time together.

Puckett's Restaurant (Murfreesboro)

The Zmed Bros

The Zmed Bros perform a 90 minute set at Murfreesboro Pucketts, presenting mid-century American roots music in the tradition of classic country duos. Food and beverages are available from the venue.

2026 Murfreesboro Healing Field

The Healing Field offers a solemn and moving tribute that turns an open area into a sweeping field of American flags, each placed in honor of a hero. Veterans, active military, first responders, and loved ones who served are remembered as visitors walk among the flags, pay tribute to someone special, and take time to reflect and give thanks. An educational pathway called Walking the Freedom Trail presents a thoughtful look at the history of the American flag and the story it tells about the nation and its people. Participants may sponsor a Flag of Honor in recognition of someone who served or made a difference in their lives. The result is a shared place where memories endure, sacrifices are honored, and gratitude stands tall. Sponsorships and dedications are available.

Strawberry Festival

Enjoy a family-friendly festival with tons of strawberries, strawberry-themed items, and fun for the whole family. There will be live music, 100 handcrafted artisans and boutiques, live demonstrations, and food trucks. Enjoy a petting zoo and a strawberry pie eating contest where you can win $100.

Hop Springs

Discovery Center at Murfree Spring

AAPI Celebration

There will be an AAPI Celebration.

Stones River National Cemetery Memorial Day Flag Placement

Scouting groups and other youth organizations from Middle Tennessee will place American flags on more than 7,000 graves throughout Stones River National Cemetery. Volunteer parking is in the overflow area by the visitor center, and check-in takes place near the cemetery’s walk-in entrance. Parking inside the cemetery is not allowed. Registration is required. During check-in, participants will confirm their section assignments and receive flags. Arrive with enough time to complete check-in before the start.

Community Paint Day

Community members will help create the USA250 Mural Mosaic by painting individual 4x4 tiles that come together as one collaborative artwork. All supplies are provided, and participation is free. The finished mural will be unveiled at Murfreesboro Square.

Food & Drink

Thai Lao Food Fair 2026

Enjoy Thai and Lao cuisine at a food fair at Wat Amphawan of America. It features all you can eat for $30, payable in cash at the door, and parking is free. Seniors 75 and older, guests who use wheelchairs, and children under 10 eat free. Expect plenty of food and desserts on arrival, and if one line is long, use another line. Green tea and Thai tea are available for $5 each, and alcohol or beer is not served. An online ticket option is available via Cash App under Watamphawan of America.

Wat Amphawan of America

French Pastries

Discover classic French baking in a hands-on pastry class that welcomes pastry enthusiasts and newer bakers. Learn to make profiteroles filled with milk chocolate mousse and finished with chocolate ganache, eclairs with rich vanilla custard and chocolate ganache, and a Paris-Brest with milk chocolate mousse, sliced almonds, and powdered sugar. While you work, enjoy a charcuterie platter along with fresh iced tea and lemonade. Participants take their creations home. This class is for ages 16 and above.

Memorial Day Service

At the national cemetery rostrum, attendees will honor the sacrifices of service members past and present. The program includes patriotic music, a featured speaker, and a wreath-laying ceremony. In partnership with representatives of the Sons, Daughters, and Children of the American Revolution, this observance reflects on 250 years of the nation’s history and the service and sacrifice it represents. Parking is located in the recreation and overflow lot near the park visitor center.

Zen & Paint

Zen&Paint brings together painting with lofi beats, light refreshments, and massage. Seating is limited, and details for reserving a spot are provided in the event flyer, including options via link, CashApp, or Zelle.

Second Wind Massage LLC

Dancing

Adult Throwback Shuffle Sk8: Red, White, & Roll

This adults-only roller skating session features music from DJ Chris Nelson with an emphasis on old school truckin' style shuffling. Admission is $12, tax included. Rental skates, including quad, inline, or speed, are available for an additional $4. Personal skates must have toe stops or plugs. All skates will be inspected to confirm that every part is present and in proper working order as designed by the manufacturer, and that they are suitable for the indoor skating surface, as determined by management. Tickets are not available in advance and will be sold at the door. Attendance is limited to ages 18 and up.

SkateCenter West

Felipe Pelaez

Felipe Peláez appears at Luna's Night Club in Murfreesboro.

Luna's Night Club

MAY25

Memorial Day Madness at Boro Beach

Make a splash at Sports\*Com Boro Beach with a full day of swimming, music, and plenty of fun, plus chances to win prizes. Open to all ages. For more information, call 615-895-5040 or email kgoss@murfreesborotn.gov.

Sports*Com Boro Beach

MAY26

Nick Bentley

Singer and songwriter Nick Bentley performs live at Boro Bourbon & Brews in Murfreesboro. From Duck River, Tennessee, he began sharing his music with audiences in 2022.

MAY26

Travellers Rest Historic House and Museum

Tennessee Tales & Legends Camp

Hosted at Travellers Rest Historic House and Museum, this camp explores Tennessee’s past through tales of brave frontier figures, eerie creatures, and chilling lore. It encourages curious minds to weigh surprising historical facts against enduring legends, exploring where documented truth meets mysterious stories.

MAY27

Murfreesboro Writer’s Group

Local writers gather to strengthen their work through constructive peer critique. Meetings are held in the second-floor meeting room at Linebaugh Public Library.

Linebaugh Public Library

MAY29

Photography Walk at the Wetlands

Bring a camera and explore Murfree Spring Wetlands, an urban sanctuary rich with wildlife, during a guided photography walk next to the Discovery Center. Outdoor Murfreesboro will bring a bird to demonstrate nature photography techniques. Boro Birders and Photography Connect Murfreesboro will also attend. The program is free, open to all ages, and geared toward adults. To register, email abarbieri@murfreesborotn.gov.

Murfree Spring Wetlands

MAY29

Herrick

Herrick takes the stage at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant in downtown Murfreesboro. Tickets are available for this performance.

Puckett's Restaurant

Food & Drink

The Spring Party

Enjoy a seasonal evening at Oaklands Mansion at The Spring Party, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. A spring-inspired dinner buffet will be served alongside a full bar hosted by Julie’s Bartending Service, with summer cocktails crafted by Prichard’s Distillery. Plan for casual attire suited to warm weather, and expect refreshingly cold drinks. Live music is provided by The Home Sweet Home Band, showcasing traditional folk and bluegrass plus old time and historical selections. Ticket purchases and sponsorships support preservation and education. Sponsorships begin at $300 and include event tickets. Of each $125 per person ticket, $60 is a tax-deductible donation to Oaklands Association, Inc., the 501(c)(3) nonprofit that owns and operates Oaklands Mansion.

Oaklands Mansion

Caring For Our Community: A Market Supporting Painted Tree Small Business Owners

A community-centered market weekend hosted by SugaringNYC-Murfreesboro lifts up local entrepreneurs navigating change after the closure of Painted Tree Marketplace. Shoppers can explore a wide mix of vendors offering distinctive products, gifts, and services, meet small business owners, and show support with every purchase. Free attendee registration is available. Painted Tree vendors are welcome to participate at no cost for a single day to gain visibility and connect with new customers. Space is limited and allocated in the order requests are received. To request a spot, contact @sugaringnyc_murfreesboro on Instagram with your business name, contact details, and a brief description of the merchandise you plan to bring. This weekend gathering highlights the resilience and creativity of local small businesses and encourages meaningful community connections.

Sugaringnyc-Murfreesboro

Lane Agri-Park Community Center

Murfreesboro Cheesecake Festival

Brianna Victory Events presents the Murfreesboro Cheesecake Festival at Lane Agri Park, offering a wide variety of cheesecake flavors to sample along with fun for families. Explore two indoor buildings filled with vendors. Attendees can visit the Improveit Home Remodeling booth to connect with the team, imagine an ideal kitchen for crafting favorite cheesecake recipes, and enter for a chance to win the $45,000 Home Makeover Sweepstakes top prize.

Control Tactics

Take charge of a confrontation before it takes charge of you in this hands-on Control Tactics course from Crain Defense Solutions. Built for everyday people, the training centers on practical, proven methods grounded in core control principles and jiu-jitsu inspired movement for self-defense rather than sport. Participants learn how to respond when situations turn physical, including defending against grabs, managing distance, gaining control of an aggressor, and de-escalating without relying solely on strikes or weapons. The instruction highlights technique, leverage, and staying calm under pressure so differences in size or strength matter less. Through guided coaching and controlled drills, you will develop a working grasp of body mechanics, joint control, and strong positioning, along with legal and ethical awareness for responsible self-defense. Cost is $75.

Fight Zone TN

Blossoming Night - Set

This adult evening class, open to ages 15 and up, takes place at Painting with a Twist. Plan to arrive about 15 to 20 minutes early to uncork, slip on a smock, and get comfortable in your seat. If you would like a little extra time to unwind, visit with friends and take a moment beforehand.

Painting with a Twist

MAY31

D&D at Cultivate Coworking

Tabletop adventurers gather at Cultivate Coworking for quest-driven Dungeons & Dragons one shot adventures in the West Marsh style. Beginners and those with no prior experience are welcome. Attendees may bring snacks and are expected to respect the space by cleaning up before leaving. Participants must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a parent or guardian, and childcare is not available. For character creation, bring a level 1 D&D 5e character built with the 2014 or 2024 rules using the standard array for ability scores. Choose from standard 5e races and classes, with any exceptions at the DM’s discretion. Assistance with building a character is available upon request. Progression uses a straightforward track. After playing at level 1, return with the same character at level 2. After two sessions at level 2, advance to level 3. Play three sessions at level 3 to reach level 4. Advancement is currently capped at level 4 to keep the games welcoming and accessible for new players. Questions and constructive feedback are welcome.

Cultivate Coworking

JUN2

Patterson Park Community Center

Free Skin Cancer Screening

A no-cost skin cancer screening is available at Patterson Park Community Center - Murfreesboro. If you have a mole or bump you are unsure about, you can reserve a 10 minute screening with Taylor Copeland, a board-certified physician assistant at Stones River Dermatology. To schedule, call 615-893-7439 and ask for Amy or Roger, or email amyers@murfreesborotn.gov.

JUN3

2026 Summer Season Kickoff Party

Celebrate the start of the GO Kickball summer season at Boro Bourbon & Brews. Connect with teammates and meet fellow players before games begin while enjoying live music, longer happy hour deals, and desserts from Bake It Easy. The focus is on a relaxed night of fun, conversation, and league camaraderie, with something for both first-time participants and returning players.

JUN5

On The Square Downtown Murfreesboro Tn

The Boro Art Crawl- 2026

A monthly open air art experience transforms downtown Murfreesboro’s historic Square as local and regional visual artists set up along the sidewalks with original pieces to view and purchase. Stroll the Square, meet the makers behind the work, discover new art, and support the city’s creative community. This free, family friendly gathering welcomes all and is open to the public.

JUN5

Jack Finley Band

This event features a live performance by JFB.

High Society

JUN6

Richard Siegal Soccer Complex

3v3 Live - Murfreesboro, TN

3v3 Live returns to Murfreesboro with a tournament on lighted fields, offering relief from the summer heat at Richard Siegel Soccer Complex. The event is known for strong turnout and competitive matchups. Registration is open to reserve a spot, and additional information is available from the organizer.

JUN7

Doughnuts with Dad

Celebrate Father’s Day with movement, games, and a sweet treat at Fortified Fitness. Co-hosted by GymCore and Fortified Fitness, this father and child event invites dads and father figures to team up with kids ages 1 to 12 for obstacle courses, fitness challenges, interactive games, and open play that encourage bonding through laughter and friendly competition. Space is limited. For details, call 615-795-7607.

Fortified Fitness

JUN11

Pour Your Own Epoxy Class - Beers and Boards Murfreesboro

This hands-on epoxy session at Cedar Glade Brews in Murfreesboro offers a fun, safe setting to learn epoxy resin techniques. Craft custom pieces like a resin river serving tray, a lazy susan, a bourbon flight, and more. Participants can work alongside a favorite person at no extra charge.

Cedar Glade Brews

JUN13

5v5 Tournament-Murfreesboro

Competitive 5v5 soccer comes to Murfreesboro as Riverdale Girls Soccer partners with 5v5soccer for a tournament at Riverdale High School. Teams will face fast-paced matchups for a chance to earn a spot at Nationals. Early bird pricing is available, and team spots are limited.

Riverdale High School

JUN14

🌱 The Garden Kitchen: A Kids Cooking & Gardening Adventure

The Garden Kitchen at The Curious Kitchen invites kids to dig into a hands-on adventure that starts in the urban garden, where they plant, do a bit of weeding, and explore fresh herbs while learning how food grows. After time outside, the group heads into the kitchen to cook comforting, from-scratch dishes that highlight familiar flavors. Participants make veggie cups with homemade spring chive ranch, focaccia pizza breads with cheesy basil marinara, and chocolate mint mousse topped with Chantilly whipped cream. They also prepare fresh lemonade sweetened with lavender sugar. Each child takes home a baby herb plant to nurture. This drop-off class is designed for ages 6 to 15. Parents may return 30 minutes before pick-up to sample and take photos. Filtered water is available throughout the session, and no prior cooking or gardening experience is needed.

JUN19

ICCC Part VIII in 2026!

ICCC Part VIII celebrates science fiction with a full slate of attractions at what is billed as Tennessee’s biggest convention of its kind. Attendees can meet movie stars, search for hard to find collectibles, show off cosplay with chances to compete, and dive into tabletop gaming. The program includes celebrity panels, appearances by fan groups and podcasters, artists and creators sharing their work, displays of memorable screen props, demonstrations from builders who craft iconic droids, and plenty of comics and video games. Vendors offer a wide selection of toys and other finds, and tattoos are available on site. The event has been locally run since 2018 and keeps the emphasis on fans over corporations.

JUN20

Middle Tennessee Recumbent Rally

The Middle Tennessee Recumbent Rally returns for the first time since 2018, bringing back a tradition many riders have enjoyed. Registration is open through the event’s online forms, and additional details will be shared as the date approaches. Watch for updates and announcements as plans are finalized.

JUN21

Dean Batten

This event features Dean Batten, and there is no cover charge to attend.

JUN22

Week 4 - KIDS SUMMER COOKING CAMP - American Favorites!

Now in its 12th year, The Curious Kitchen is hosting a summer cooking camp for kids with a focus on beloved American dishes, designed for ages 6 to 15. Young cooks gain confidence through hands-on lessons, practicing baking, measuring, chopping, and sauteing while preparing comfort food made with fresh ingredients. Each class ends with campers enjoying the meal they created. Across the week, menus feature deviled eggs, turkey chili with cornbread and honey butter, mini apple pies, and strawberry lemonade; fried chicken with potato salad, macaroni and cheese, baked beans, and strawberry shortcakes; old fashioned meatloaf with mashed potatoes, green beans, buttermilk biscuits, and double fudge brownies; gourmet grilled cheese with homemade tomato soup, carrot cake with cream cheese frosting, classic chocolate chip cookies, and chocolate milkshakes; and burgers with all the fixings, macaroni salad, corn on the cob, peach cobbler with fresh whipped cream, and fruit tea. Each weekly session offers a different theme and menu, so participants can take part in multiple sessions to keep building skills. Dietary needs are accommodated. The fee is $350 per child per week, and capacity is limited.

JUL12

Games & Entertainment

D&D at Cultivate Coworking

Connect with other players for quest-driven, West Marsh style one-shots. Newcomers are welcome and no prior experience is required. Snacks are allowed, please be considerate of the space and tidy up before heading out. Participants must be at least 12 and accompanied by a parent or guardian, and there is no childcare. Bring a level 1 5e character created with the 2014 or 2024 rules using the standard array for abilities. Choose from standard 5e races and classes, with any exceptions subject to the DM's discretion. If you need help, assistance is available. Leveling follows a simple progression. After playing at level 1, you may return with the same character at level 2. After two sessions at level 2, advance to level 3. Play three sessions at level 3 to reach level 4. Advancement is currently capped at level 4 to keep the games friendly for beginners and accessible to all. Questions are welcome and constructive feedback is appreciated.

Cultivate Coworking

JUL14

Cassia Dawn LIVE at BBB’s!!!

Enjoy a live performance from Cassia Dawn at BBB's, with no cover charge.

JUL19

Tri-Star Regional #10

BYOB is allowed, but beverages must be in a cup. Smoking is limited to the area behind the facility, and everyone is asked to be respectful of the accommodations. Only doubles and singles events will run, with sit-n-gos available. A $10 door fee per player will be collected at the entrance. Entry is $20 per player per event with ACL membership. Payouts are tiered, with Tier 1 and specialty events such as womens, coed, and seniors paying 80 percent. Tier 2 pays 70 percent if there are enough to play, otherwise it will move to Open. Tier 3 pays 70 percent, and Tiers 4 and 5 pay 50 percent.

Avalon Athletic Club

JUL20