Events in Murfreesboro
Storytime Saturday
Enjoy a recurring storytime where a different book is highlighted each week. Every session includes activities that go along with the story.
Barnes & NobleBoBAC Reunion
Alumni, friends, and family connected to the Band of Blue Alumni Club are invited to the BoBAC Reunion featuring a relaxed cookout. Cookout food and beverages will be available, along with yard games, alumni giveaways, and updates on fall plans with the Band of Blue. Attendees can drop in and head out whenever it works for them. Those who wish to contribute supplies or food can coordinate with Justin or Camiren Harris.
Silver Spoon Events and CateringElite Football Skills Camp Hosted by The Foundry Performance Club
Hosted by The Foundry Performance Club at Oakland High School in Tennessee, this football skills clinic serves Middle Tennessee athletes. It is designed for 8th graders and high school players from Murfreesboro and the surrounding area, with sessions held every Saturday in June. Each session is $65 and includes access to NFL draft picks along with college and NFL coaches who bring decades of combined experience.
Oakland High SchoolLadies' Night Out
Gather around the campfire at Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park for an evening built around the second-to-longest day of the year. Enjoy s'mores, take a night hike, and listen for after-dark sounds, maybe even an owl or two if luck cooperates. Play "What's That Night Sound?", sip themed mocktails, and hear a bit of seasonal folklore. For ages 16 and up. Fee is $5 per person.
Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent ParkBaseball Card Show
This baseball card show features free admission and free parking. Six-foot tables are available for $20. For more information, contact John McGill at 615-893-1140.
Ramada InnMiddle 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.
Barfield Crescent Park (Pavilion 7)Hallowed Ground: A Lantern Tour of Stones River National Cemetery
A park ranger leads a lantern-lit walk through Stones River National Cemetery that explores the human stories connected to this place by sharing accounts from soldiers and civilians conveyed through letters they wrote and received during the conflict. A reservation is required, and walk-up attendance is not allowed. Reservations cannot be transferred. To cancel, call 615-893-9501 on the day of the program. This program is not recommended for children younger than 10, and the route is not accessible for strollers or wheelchairs. Pets are not allowed.
Stones River National BattlefieldCopper & Lead
Copper & Lead delivers a full night of live music at Boro Bourbon & Brews.
Boro Bourbon & BrewsVinyl Four debut
VINYL FOUR makes its debut at Happy’s Sports Lounge with a night geared toward dancing and singing along. Wear your dance shoes and be ready to add your voice throughout the show.
Happy's Sports LoungeJuneteenth
This annual festival commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. The event includes a Kids Zone with free games and activities, food vendors, artists, plus live music and dancing. The event is free and open to all ages.
Bradley Academy Museum and Cultural CenterJoseph Akins
Experience a live performance from Dr. Joseph Akins in Murfreesboro, where the music pairs with a relaxed setting for coffee and conversation. A professor, composer, pianist, and keyboardist, he brings his talents to a casual gathering that invites listeners to unwind and chat while enjoying a cup of coffee.
Just Love Coffee CafeBrunch
Presented by The Factory at Franklin, The Factory Farmers Market gathers a carefully selected mix of local growers, small batch food makers, and specialty purveyors. Visitors can explore fresh options with a wholesome focus.
The Mockingbird TheaterSoak Up The Sun - Pool Party
Celebrate Christmas in warm weather style at a festive pool party that trades snow for sunshine. Enjoy upbeat music, pizza, and vendors to explore, with the possibility of spontaneous karaoke adding to the fun. The pool provides a relaxed backdrop for swimming and soaking up the sun. Santa will make a special appearance, offering photo opportunities and a moment to share wish lists ahead of the busy season.
3343 Memorial ApartmentsHairspray
Its 1962 in Baltimore, and Tracy Turnblad, a plus-size teen with a big heart, dreams of dancing on the "Corny Collins Show." When her dream comes true, she goes from social outcast to sudden star. Now, shes got to use her new position to unseat the Teen Queen, capture the heart of Link Larkin, and integrate a TV network.
CENTER FOR THE ARTSMake Music Day Murfreesboro
Make Music Murfreesboro joins more than 700 cities across 120 countries to celebrate World Music Day. This annual global tradition is held on the summer solstice and connects Murfreesboro with a worldwide moment of music.
Main Street MurfreesboroDonuts with Dad! Family Friendly Workshop
Celebrate Father’s Day with Donuts with Dad and a creative crafting workshop. Pick an adult project from a gallery of designs, then select a project for each child or teen from the options provided. All materials are included, and step-by-step instruction helps everyone make a finished piece to display at home or give as a gift.
Board & Brush Creative StudioDean Batten
This event features Dean Batten, and there is no cover charge to attend.
Boro Bourbon & BrewsDerek Cole
Derek Cole delivers a performance that blends blues and country, bringing both styles together in one smooth set.
Boro Bourbon & BrewsFishing With Dad
A family-friendly painting session welcomes participants ages 7 and up. Family members from 7 to 107 can take part together. Everyone attending must have a paid reservation and observers are not permitted. Because participants will be busy painting, babies and toddlers under 7 cannot be accommodated.
Painting with a TwistMurfreesboro Historians in Training Camp
At Bradley Academy Museum, this history and heritage camp features interactive activities that immerse campers in area history, museum artifacts, and the craft of storytelling. Hands-on projects encourage curiosity and discovery. A non-resident fee of $25 applies.
Bradley Academy MuseumSummer Mad Scientist Camp 6/22-6/26
Curious minds dive into a science-themed camp filled with building, testing, and discovery. Each day brings engaging experiments, creative crafts, themed games, interactive activities, and unstructured play that nurture curiosity, creativity, confidence, and teamwork, with plenty of chances to make new friends and uncover something new. The program runs on weekdays, and an optional early afternoon pass is available for extended time and activities. Campers should bring a packed lunch, snacks, and a water bottle each day, since lunch is not provided and refrigeration is not available.
LiveWire AthleticsWeek 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.
The Curious KitchenExhibit 250 Years of Commemorating American Independence
A summer exhibition created with Cannonsburgh Village and MTSU Honors College Dean John R. Vile invites visitors to explore how Americans have marked independence across two and a half centuries. Featuring prints and other artifacts, the display follows changing traditions through the generations, all set within Cannonsburgh Village’s historical environment that portrays Tennessee life from the 1800s into the early 1900s. The exhibition opens with talks by Dean Vile in the Jaycees Building at Cannonsburgh Village, and no reservations are needed for these presentations. As part of the MTSU Semiquincentennial series, the experience concludes with the introduction of the upcoming Buchanan Lecture Series in the Jaycees Building. Exhibit hours may vary with Cannonsburgh Village’s operating schedule.
Cannonsburgh VillageSantoki MOC Clock Contest
Bricks & Minifigs Murfreesboro is hosting the Santoki MOC Clock Contest, inviting builders in Middle Tennessee to create a custom LEGO wall clock. Participants can build in store at no cost using demo clocks and the bulk brick wall, or purchase a clock to design at home. To enter, scan the QR code in store and upload a photo of the finished design. No purchase is required. All ages are welcome, and minors may enter with a parent or guardian. A panel of judges will choose ten finalists, followed by public voting to determine the winners. The top entry earns a $550 Bricks & Minifigs gift card, second place receives $450, third place receives $350, and seven additional finalists receive a Santoki LEGO notebook and gel pen. Bricks & Minifigs Murfreesboro is also one of only two retailers carrying the LEGO MOC Wall Clock. Open to legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia, void where prohibited. Sponsored by Santoki. LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group and the contest is not sponsored or endorsed by LEGO.
Bricks & MinifigsModern Calligraphy for Beginners
Sip & Script presents a beginner friendly modern calligraphy experience at TailGate Brewery Murfreesboro, focused on creating beautiful lettering. It welcomes stationery enthusiasts, DIY brides-to-be, and anyone who enjoys getting crafty.
TailGate Brewery21st Century Modern Rock Camp
Students aged 8-18 with some experience can join a 5-day music camp and play music from 21st-century artists, including Foo Fighters, Amy Winehouse, Imagine Dragons, and Paramore. Monday through Friday, students will learn and rehearse songs. The week culminates in a live performance. Each day consists of rehearsals, practice time, and fun music-based games and activities. Students should bring lunch, snacks, water, and hearing protection.
School of RockCannonsburgh Yard Games
Relax with family-friendly yard games on the front lawn at Cannonsburgh Village. Try classics such as horseshoes, checkers, and cornhole, with additional games available. Activities depend on favorable weather.
Cannonsburgh VillageBoro Walk Club- Weekly Walk
Take part in a relaxed group walk covering about two miles in roughly 45 minutes at an easy, conversational pace. There is no pressure and no pace targets or expectations, just a chance to move, chat, and connect. Strollers and little ones are welcome, and there is a playground nearby for before or after the walk. Come on your own or bring a friend, and feel free to invite someone who might enjoy it.
Fortress RosecransFamily Education Process Group
Designed for relatives and significant others of people facing active addiction or substance misuse, this group offers a safe, learning-focused setting. Over a repeating 10-week cycle, participants meet weekly for 90 minutes with a professional counselor. Each session combines education, multimedia, discussion, and guided reflection to build understanding of addiction, recovery, and their impact on families from a clinical perspective. Attendance is flexible, and participants may begin at any point in the rotation. The program integrates faith-informed care with evidence-based practices such as CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, solution-focused strategies, and trauma-informed approaches to support emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Sessions are free for families of IOP or LIOP clients, and a minimal fee or insurance coverage applies for others. Formats include in person, virtual, and hybrid options. The DePriest Center supports this integrated approach through comprehensive co-occurring treatment that closes gaps between Christ-centered and evidence-based care.
Safe Baby Court Diaper Drive
Support families in Safe Baby Court by contributing diapers to this community drive. Sizes most needed include 5, 6, 7, and Pull Ups. Each donation provides practical care for babies and reassurance for caregivers. To arrange a donation or learn more, contact Amberly at (629) 278-9071 or Candy at (615) 684-1675.
Cannonsburgh Crafts: Patriotic Creations
Celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary by making patriotic crafts. The event is free and open to all ages. Plans may change based on the weather. For more information, call 615-890-0355 or email sthompson@murfreesborotn.gov.
Cannonsburgh VillageArt Pop-Up in the Parks
Explore a hands-on art station at Old Fort Park, where a pop-up tent offers a craft you can take home, featuring Cultural Arts Murfreesboro. All ages are welcome. There is no registration, and participation is free.
Old Fort ParkThe Sweet Since '86 Roadshow Tour
Andy’s Frozen Custard hosts a stop on the Sweet Since ’86 Roadshow Tour in Murfreesboro, bringing sweet treats, prizes, and surprises. Try a prize wheel for chances at t-shirts, free treats, and more, and look for giveaways with exclusive perks. Regular one-topping sundaes are available for $2 during the event. The tour is visiting 14 states and more than 170 locations, with Murfreesboro included on the route.
Andy's Frozen CustardArchery for Beginners
Explore the basics of archery at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park in a beginner-friendly class led by an instructor. Reaching the archery field requires a one mile walk on a paved trail. Assistance can be requested during registration. The cost is $10 per person, and the class is open to ages 7 and up. Online registration is available.
Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent ParkBORO Networking for Awesome People Weekly Event
Designed for real connection beyond quick card swaps, this free weekly networking gathering now takes place at Murfreesboro Strike & Spare. Please use the entrance on the AMC Theater side. It begins with time for casual conversation, then transitions into a meeting centered on a featured topic for the day. Everyone will have a brief opportunity to speak. Bring your business cards and a friendly smile. Weekly questions are shared in the Facebook group, and RSVPs are appreciated.
Murfreesboro Strike & SpareCannonsburgh Crafts: Patriotic Creations
Celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary with a hands-on session of patriotic-themed crafts. This activity is free and open to all ages. Plans may be adjusted based on weather conditions. For more information, contact 615-890-0355 or sthompson@murfreesborotn.gov.
Cannonsburgh VillageMTSU Alumni Summer College 2026
Registration is open for the 17th annual Alumni Summer College at Middle Tennessee State University. Alumni and friends can return to campus for interactive presentations, guided tours, and hands-on activities shaped by a Party in the USA theme that honors 250 years of independence with a look at the past, present, and future. In recognition of the United States semiquincentennial, MTSU Alumni Relations and the Honors College are partnering on an immersive, multi-disciplinary program that examines how the American Revolution influenced journalism, music, agriculture, and education, encouraging participants to reflect on foundational history while imagining what comes next. This year’s field trip features the musical Hamilton at TPAC’s Jackson Hall in Nashville. Space is limited and registration is processed on a first come, first served basis. A registration deadline and a cancellation refund deadline apply. Meals and additional class information will be announced.
Middle Tennessee State UniversityMurfreesboro Writer’s Group
Local writers gather to sharpen their skills through supportive peer critique. Participants share their work, offer constructive feedback, and encourage one another’s progress in a welcoming setting.
Linebaugh Public LibraryPainted USA Barn Quilt Class
Celebrate the season’s patriotic flair with a barn quilt painting class led by LaDonna Bell. Paint a pre-drawn 24-inch square board featuring a striking pattern while receiving step-by-step guidance from start to finish. Once complete, your artwork can be displayed indoors or outdoors.
Re-Invintage HomeDivorce Recovery Support Group | Murfreesboro, TN
Divorce can be an overwhelming and disorienting season, yet support is available. The Divorce Recovery Support Group at DePriest Center offers a caring, confidential space for individuals navigating separation or divorce. Through facilitated conversation, practical tools, and encouragement from others who understand, participants gain insight, resilience, and skills to move forward with clarity. The focus is on processing grief, restoring stability, and taking meaningful next steps with renewed hope. Whether the experience is recent or the impact has lingered for years, this group provides a place to heal and grow. Aligned with DePriest Center’s mission to pursue hope, healing, restoration, and purposeful life, the program follows an integrated approach that bridges Christ-centered care with evidence-based treatment.
Veteran and Civilian Social
Open to all, this social brings together veterans and civilians to share stories and strengthen community, with a focus on bridging the civilian‑veteran divide so no one feels like a stranger. It is family friendly and centered on relaxed conversation and creating new memories. Attendees receive two drink tickets and light appetizers, and an RSVP is requested. The gathering is held at Main Event in Murfreesboro, which offers a full menu for purchase along with an arcade, laser tag, and bowling.
Main EventBoro Basics 1.0-3.0 Players
This weekly pickleball skills class is tailored for players at the 1.0 to 3.0 level and is designed to help participants build their game step by step. After the session, optional Open Play is available for an additional $5 to put new skills into action. Pricing is $20 for members and $25 for non-members. Capacity is limited.
USA vs Turkiye
Champys hosts a USA vs Turkiye game viewing event for USA supporters. Specials include 2-for-1 drafts during the game along with the Freedom Kick Shot, Jelly Baby Shot, and Mexican Candy Shot.
Champy's World Famous Fried ChickenCannonsburgh Crafts: Patriotic Creations
Participants can create patriotic crafts in honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States. The event is free and open to all ages. Activities are weather dependent. For more information, call 615-890-0355 or email sthompson@murfreesborotn.gov.
Cannonsburgh VillageMurfreesboro Chamber Connect
Join Christian professionals for networking, prayer, and community. Connect with business owners, professionals, and ministry leaders to build relationships and strengthen Kingdom impact. Share referrals, pray together, and be encouraged as you live out your faith. Youll find genuine conversations, collaboration, and community. Learn more about the Tennessee Christian Chamber of Commerce and its vision to unite and equip leaders. Be part of building relationships, growing in faith, and advancing His Kingdom.
Pucketts Grocery & Restaurant50th Anniversary Celebration of Cannonsburgh Village
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Cannonsburgh Village, a pioneer settlement created by a local committee in recognition of the United States Bicentennial. The village interprets regional life from the 1800s through the 1940s and today features 20 historic structures and a collection of more than 2,000 artifacts. The festivities include bluegrass in the gazebo, gospel in the chapel, a quilting bee, live blacksmithing, and an exhibit of Cannonsburgh themed artwork by members of the Murfreesboro Art League. Explore the grounds and step inside the buildings to connect with community history. This free event welcomes all ages. For details, contact Mary Beth Nevills at mbnevills@murfreesborotn.gov or 615-890-0355.
Cannonsburgh Village$5 Friday Night Open Play
Enjoy Friday night open play for $5. Members can participate at no cost, and a sign up option is provided.
Plant Bingo
Enjoy a relaxed evening at Classy Cactus Succulent Bar where a full succulent bar experience pairs with friendly rounds of bingo. It works for a girls’ night, a date night, or anyone seeking a creative way to unwind and have fun. Tickets include three succulents and a planter, soil with planting guidance, and access to the full selection of succulents, with an option to upgrade to a larger arrangement during the event. Bingo runs as a bonus activity alongside the planting, and every participant leaves with a custom succulent arrangement. No green thumb required, and the format suits individuals, pairs, or groups.
Classy Cactus FarmBlack Lite Paint Nite
A black light paint night at Emerald Heart Café & Dispensary is led by The Rare Oddity, also known as Claudia V. Caldarola. The theme centers on Long Live Cannabis, coinciding with the final month the dispensary will offer THCa flower and concentrates. Participants are invited to choose a favorite cannabis-inspired image and send it ahead so the design can be pretraced on the canvas. To allow for preparation, images should be submitted at least two days in advance. Pricing is $30 per person, or $25 each when attending with a friend.
Emerald Heart Café & DispensaryHairspray (2026)
CFTA presents Hairspray, set in 1962 Baltimore. Tracy Turnblad, a teen with a passion for dancing, dreams of making it onto the popular Corny Collins Show. When she lands a spot, she goes from outsider to overnight sensation. Using her new influence, she works to unseat the reigning teen queen, win the attention of heartthrob Link Larkin, and advocate for integrating the TV network... all without messing up her hair.
The Center for the ArtsThe Cooter River Band
The Cooter River Band returns to High Society with a lively mix of country and southern rock. Hailing from Middle Tennessee, the group features both male and female lead singers, tight harmonies, classic country guitar tones, and a steady groove. Their crowd-tested sound blends country roots with classic rock flair for an engaging set.
High SocietyCopper & Lead
Attendees will gather at Heroes Den for this event.
Heroes DenSoutheast Bumble Bee Atlas Tennessee Field Training
This field training focuses on the Southeast Bumble Bee Atlas in Tennessee and offers practical instruction for contributing to a community science effort that supports bumble bee conservation. Participants will learn to recognize local bumble bee species, safely capture and photograph them, and document observations for the Atlas. It is recommended to bring sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle since it may be hot. Nets, vials, and datasheets will be provided by partners from the Xerces Society.
Stones River National BattlefieldCannonsburgh Crafts: Patriotic Creations
Celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary with hands-on patriotic crafts. This activity is free and open to all ages, and plans are dependent on suitable weather conditions.
Cannonsburgh VillageTogether in Transitions- Widow and Widower Support Group
This support group welcomes widows and widowers seeking compassionate conversation, practical resources, and a sense of community while adjusting to life after the loss of a spouse. It takes place at St. Clair Street Senior Center. Participation is open to adults 18 and older.
St. Clair Street Senior CenterWayfinding Art
Enjoy a free community art activity where everyone can create colorful chalk designs along the Greenways, with chalk provided on site. Suitable for all ages, and no sign-up is needed. The gathering takes place at Richard Siegel Neighborhood Park.
Richard Siegel ParkLine Dance Night
An upbeat evening of line dancing features The Rockin Country Band’s Go Girls. The night starts with easy-to-follow instruction for all levels, then shifts to a live band set for plenty of boot stomping fun. The Taproom hosts the event, and admission is free.
Hop Springs Beer ParkGary Welch
Gary Welch appears alongside Joey Fletcher for an indoor show. Seating is open, with tables and chairs available on a first come, first served basis.
Hop SpringsHeart Of Vinyl at TailGate Murfreesboro
A relaxed vinyl browsing experience takes place at TailGate Brewery Murfreesboro. Explore used records that have all been cleaned and play-tested while enjoying a beer as you search for favorites.
Mamusia's Kitchen 1st Birthday Celebration
Mamusia's Kitchen Food Truck marks its birthday at Cedar Glade Brews. The celebration features live music, beer, and handmade Polish dishes.
Cedar Glade BrewsElite Football Skills Camp
Middle Tennessee football players can take part in a focused skills clinic designed for 8th graders and high school athletes. Each session costs $65 and features instruction from NFL draft picks along with college and NFL coaches who bring decades of combined experience. The clinic is offered in Murfreesboro to serve athletes across the Middle Tennessee area.
Oakland High SchoolBusiness Night Market Expo
Business Night Market Expo brings a lively evening of shopping, food, music, and networking to Barfield Crescent Park, Pavilion 8. Explore offerings from local businesses, discover handmade goods, and enjoy treats while the community comes together. The atmosphere focuses on connection and growth for entrepreneurs and neighbors alike. The event is open to the public, welcoming families, friends, and groups. Vendors and entrepreneurs interested in participating can contact Angel Long at 931-284-1424.
Barfield Crescent ParkYouth Open Play
An open play gathering designed for youth ages 10 to 17, featured as Next Gen Open Play. The announcement encourages parents to share the details with other families so kids can attend with their friends.
Boro PickleballWAB Sports Celebrity Weekend Fundraiser
This celebrity golf weekend from WAB Sports supports local programs across Middle Tennessee, with proceeds benefiting WAB Sports Tools for School and The Marvelous Dreams Foundation. The tournament is dedicated to the memory of Mike Gosa, whose belief in the vision, hard work, and kindness helped establish the event in its early days and continues to guide its purpose. Activities across the weekend include a community Tools for School giveaway, a meet and greet with the pros, purse bingo, and the WAB Sports Celebrity Golf Tournament at Old Fort Golf Course. Support for the cause can include making a donation, becoming a sponsor, or registering to play in the tournament.
Old Fort Golf ClubNew Binge Returns
New Binge brings a live, high-energy set to Bar Louie in Murfreesboro, powered by powerhouse vocals, groovy looping, and keys that land just right. This trio stretches across pop, rock, R&B, country, hip hop, and more, weaving tight harmonies and standout musicianship into a sound that feels much bigger than three players. The atmosphere leans toward full-on fun, with plenty of space for dancing, singing along, and belting the lyrics with friends. Expect an enthusiastic crowd, upbeat vibes, and a performance meant to be remembered the next day.
Bar LouieThe Cooter River Band at Dewayne's Bar and Grill!
The Cooter River Band brings a country and southern rock set to Dewayne's Bar and Grill. Hailing from Middle Tennessee, this Country and Classic Rock group features dual male and female lead vocals, rich harmonies, signature country guitar tones, and a solid rhythm section that keeps audiences coming back.
Dewayne's Bar and GrillPainting in the Parks
This summer, Painting in the Parks invites the community to make art outdoors with guidance from local artists. Participants will work through a range of projects that encourage creativity in nature while introducing new art mediums. Intended for ages 15 and older. The fee is $25 per person.
Barfield Crescent ParkDIY Doormat Workshop
Spruce up your front porch with a hands-on DIY doormat workshop. Choose a design from a gallery of options and follow step-by-step instruction to create a custom mat. All materials are provided, and you will leave with a finished piece for your home or to give as a gift. A creative way to get ready for spring.
Board & BrushBlock Paw-ty
This community gathering offers a pet-focused afternoon with tasty food, lighthearted games, prize raffles, and practical tips on caring for pets. It brings together both familiar faces and newcomers in a family-friendly setting, with a relaxed vibe and plenty of wagging tails.
Animal Medical CenterCrazy for Cupcakes
This cooking class celebrates cupcakes with a balanced menu that pairs sweet flavors with a savory favorite. The lineup includes Lemon Cupcakes with Lemon Curd for a bright, zesty bite, German Chocolate Cupcakes topped with coconut-pecan frosting, a warm Cheesy Mexican Casserole to complement the sweets, and refreshing Strawberry Lemonade to enjoy alongside the dishes. This is a drop-off experience for kids ages 6 to 15. Parents are welcome to return 30 minutes before the class ends, when samples may be available to taste and photos can be taken of the recipes the kids created. Those who prefer to cook together can look for a family class.
The Curious KitchenD&D
Gather with fellow adventurers for quest-based, West Marsh style D&D one-shots at Cultivate Coworking. New players are welcome, and help with character creation is available. Participants may bring a level 1 D&D 5e character built with the 2014 or 2024 rules using the standard array for abilities. Use standard 5e races and classes, with exceptions at the DM's discretion. Level progression for the same character follows a simple path: after one session at level 1 move to level 2, after two sessions at level 2 advance to level 3, then after three sessions at level 3 reach level 4. Progression is currently capped at level 4 to keep the games beginner friendly. Snacks are allowed, and everyone is asked to respect the space and clean up before leaving. Players must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a parent or guardian. Questions and constructive feedback are welcome by private message.
Cultivate CoworkingKylie Brown
See Kylie Brown perform live.
Boro Bourbon & BrewsRibbon Cutting - Opening of the New Storybook Trail
A ribbon cutting at Patterson Park Community Center will officially open the new Storybook Trail.
Patterson Park Community CenterGame night
Tuesdays are usually game night at TN Axe and Smash, and this edition is presented as a larger-than-usual gathering. It offers an evening focused on games at TN Axe and Smash • Rage Room • Axe Throwing.
TN Axe and Smash • Rage Room • Axe ThrowingCurriculum Display Murfreesboro, TN
Browse a drop-in display of homeschool resources featuring the latest 2026 BJU Press Homeschool curriculum. Spend time with other homeschooling families, ask questions, and hear practical insights about the materials in a relaxed setting. No sign-up or fees are required. Special discounts and promotions are available, and shipping is free.
Courtyard by MarriottVet to Vet Cafe
A relaxed meetup where veterans can share coffee and conversation. Open to anyone who has served, it provides an easy way to connect, exchange stories, or simply enjoy a friendly chat. The emphasis is on casual talk and community among those with military experience.
Tristar Veteran Resource CenterBoro Birders 101 - Part 1
Guide Jeff Steele leads a gentle hike through a mix of habitats at Stones River National Battlefield with a focus on birdwatching. Beginners receive essential tips to get started, and experienced birders can enjoy the broad variety of species, with around eighty typically possible at this time of year. Meet at the Visitor Center. Parking and restrooms are available. Please use the gravel overflow lot on the right as you enter.
Stones River National BattlefieldD&D
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 CoworkingLadies' Dinner Out
On the second Monday of each month, participants meet at a local restaurant for an evening of shared meals, conversation, and community. It is a friendly, laughter-filled night centered on connection over good food. The exact restaurant changes, with details released for each month.
Blackman Community Church of the NazareneChik-fil-A Senior Appreciation Bingo
Open to adults 60 and older, this free bingo session features Chick-fil-A prizes, free fountain drinks and coffee, and unlimited chances to win. Attendees can also learn a bit about Caris Healthcare during the event.
Chick-Fil-ACassia Dawn
Enjoy a live performance from Cassia Dawn at BBB's, with no cover charge.
Boro Bourbon & BrewsArt Pop-Up in the Parks
Enjoy a creative break at Old Fort Park with a pop-up tent offering free take-home crafts with Cultural Arts Murfreesboro. All ages are welcome, and no registration is required.
Old Fort ParkTri-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 ClubGrails & Glory Murfreesboro July 19th
Grails & Glory brings a community-driven showcase of non-sports trading card games and collectibles to Grand Station in Murfreesboro. Vendors set up to grow their businesses, collectors hunt for hard-to-find grails, and families, kids, and new hobbyists get a welcoming introduction to the hobby. Admission and parking are free, and there will be complimentary giveaways. Vendor tables are limited, so early booking is encouraged, and participants should be mindful of scammers by communicating only with the official Grails & Glory team.
Grand StationWeek 8 - KIDS SUMMER COOKING CAMP - Let's Bake Some More!
Week 8 of The Curious Kitchen’s 12th annual Kids Summer Cooking Camp focuses on even more baking, featuring fresh recipes and techniques designed for junior chefs ages 6 to 15. Participants mix, measure, and bake entirely from scratch while exploring the science behind their creations, then practice decorating and presentation. Each hands-on class concludes with everyone enjoying the treats made that day. Dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice, and space is limited as camps tend to fill quickly. Across five weekday sessions, the menu spans both sweet and savory favorites including crispy baked chicken with oven fries, cherry pie, shortbread, mini strawberry hand pies, fresh garlic rolls, baked ziti with mini meatballs, lemon cupcakes, chocolate cream pie, mixed berry trifle, individual cheesy nachos, chicken enchiladas, double chocolate cookies, tres leches cake, cinnamon horchata, baked pork chops, potato casserole, cheesy biscuits, snickerdoodles, raspberry lemonade, customizable calzones, pizza dough made from scratch, thumbprint cookies, classic oatmeal cookies, and pineapple milkshakes. Tuition is $350 per child for the week.
The Curious KitchenSteve Hardesty @ Hank’s Honky Tonk
Enjoy an evening of live music from Steve Hardesty at Hank's Honkytonk, paired with drinks, food, and plenty of fun.
Hank's HonkytonkCritters Christmas in July
Kelton’s Hardware & Pet hosts a Christmas in July celebration where Santa will be available for photos with pets and people. Guests are welcome to bring a holiday wish list and pick up an early Christmas gift while there. Vendors and organizations interested in participating can contact Sara Kelton at sara@keltonsinc.com.
Kelton's Hardware & PetBi-Monthly Meeting
This bi-monthly IMRG 1921 meeting is planned to take place ahead of the Scenic Saturday ride. If the ride is not happening, the meeting is still scheduled unless the event is cancelled.
Sloan's Motorcycle & ATVScenic Ride Saturday
Start at Sloan’s Motorcycle & ATV for a friendly group ride that follows quiet, scenic backroads to Winchester, Tennessee, with lunch scheduled at Drafts & Watercrafts. The route favors tucked-away diners, drive-ins, and classic dives, making it a relaxed day focused on the ride and good company. All riders are welcome, regardless of brand or style, including two and three wheel machines from Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Indian, Moto Guzzi, Victory, Harley, Can Am, and Sling Shot. To speed up check-in, completing the event waiver in advance is encouraged.
Sloan's Motorcycle & ATVUltimate Rewind Show | MURFREESBORO, TN
Ultimate Rewind brings a high-energy performance to The Washington Theatre Murfreesboro, celebrating classic favorites from the 1950s through the 1980s. The show is built for singing along and dancing in the aisles, with feel-good hits that get audiences on their feet. Whether these songs are lifelong favorites or new discoveries, expect a lively, memorable night of throwback fun.
The Washington Theatre MurfreesboroHike with Jane: Bees and Bumblebees
Set out from the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park for a guided hike with Jane, a Tennessee State Naturalist, focused on bees and bumblebees. Learn about native wildlife along the trail and explore the world of these pollinators. No registration is required. For more information, contact the Wilderness Station.
Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent ParkLadies' Night Out (side)
An evening designed for adventurous women features a 0.8 mile hike under the stars followed by time to unwind around a campfire. S’mores and mocktails are provided, and the focus is on connecting, sharing laughs, and enjoying the outdoors. Pre-registration is required. Ages 16 and up. Cost is $15 per person. For more information or help with registration, contact the Wilderness Station by phone or email. Online registration is also available.
Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent ParkNEXT TO NORMAL (2026)
CFTA presents Next to Normal, a portrait of a family that seems typical at first... a father who is an architect, a mother hustling through morning meals, and two sharp, witty teenagers. Beneath the surface, the mother has lived with bipolar disorder for 16 years. The production opens a window into each character’s thoughts and feelings, sharing this family’s story with care, empathy, and heart.
The Center for the ArtsJack Finley Band LIVE at Boro Bourbon & Brews!
Experience a live performance by JFB.
Boro Bourbon & BrewsSmartphone Basics for Seniors – Free Class in Murfreesboro
Adults 55 and older can get comfortable with their smartphones in a hands-on class at the Technology Engagement Center in Murfreesboro. Topics include phone calls, text messaging and voicemail, taking and sharing photos, staying safe online and avoiding scams, and simple settings that make the screen easier to read and the device easier to use. Participants will practice each step on their own phones. This class is free and seating is limited.
Technology Engagement CenterStars on the Porch - benefitting Thriving Together TN
Stars on the Porch brings neighbors together to celebrate what is possible when children are nurtured and families are supported. This family-friendly fundraiser benefits Thriving Together TN, a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit that helps children and families achieve safety, stability, permanency, and well-being through community connections. Now in its second year, this backyard-themed summer gathering highlights talented local youth alongside a few young-at-heart adults in a lively program created for all ages. Guests can stroll a Silver Carpet of Hope, capture moments at the Picture Perfect photo spot, and contribute to a live Community Art Installation. VIP ticket holders enjoy specialty hors d’oeuvres, mocktails, and an Italian soda bar, a curated art silent auction prepared for the occasion, early access to the Curtain Call Wine & Spirits Pull, and live instrumental music during an exclusive meet-and-greet with the performers. The main program features special guest emcees, dinner with entertainment, and continued access to the Wine & Spirits Pull, all with plenty of family-friendly fun. Performances span music, poetry, dance, and more from standout local youth along with a few familiar area faces. A catered meal is served with craft mocktails and decadent desserts. A silent auction presents curated artworks and select porch décor, with both the auction and Wine & Spirits Pull continuing while supplies last. Stars on the Porch blends creativity and community for a positive impact.
2026 Music City RBA Labor Day Weekend Show
The Music City Rabbit Breeders Association hosts its annual Labor Day weekend show at Middle Tennessee State University’s Tennessee Livestock Center in Murfreesboro, featuring three Open shows, two Youth shows, and a selection of specialty classes. This ARBA sanctioned event welcomes any ARBA recognized breed to compete and earn legs, even if a national breed club sanction is not listed. Breeds that bring 10 or more entries at this show will be sanctioned for next year’s Labor Day weekend event. Show Superintendent is Silas Drake. For entry questions, contact Show Secretary Marge Drake at showingrabbits@yahoo.com or 931-212-0462. Top placements include Best in Show and Reserve in Show. In the Open shows, breeds reaching at least 10 entries are eligible for Best of Breed and Best Opposite Sex. In Youth, any breed with 10 or more entries receives ribbons. An ARBA registrar will be available. Exhibitors should bring an official ARBA card, the rabbit, and a three generation pedigree. The registration fee is $6 per rabbit. Youth exhibitors may also enter the Open C show in addition to their A and B shows. Entry fees are $4 per show for pre-entries, $5 per show for late entries, and $6 per show for onsite entries. Fur entries are $2 per show. Changes other than ear number made onsite are $1 per rabbit per show. Fees are payable by cash or check only, and there are no refunds for scratched entries. Specialty offerings include Dutch, sponsored by Southern Dutch Fanciers, and English and French Lops, sponsored by Lops of the South. Dutch awards include BOB, BOS, BOV, and BOSV. Dutch entries are handled by Marge Drake at showingrabbits@yahoo.com, with day-of entries at $7 per rabbit. Lops entries are handled by Sherry Bailey at lopsouthentry@yahoo.com, with a discounted pre-entry rate for club members and a $6 late entry option. An equipment vendor will accept pre-orders and product inquiries by email or through Facebook for pickup at the show. Jubilee Concessions, a Murfreesboro based food truck, will serve breakfast and lunch items. Soft drinks are available through the vendor, and complimentary coffee will be offered by MCRBA while supplies last. Official MCRBA T-shirts will be on sale for $15 in sizes S through 3XL. A raffle table will operate during the event, and donations of quality new or clean, gently used items are appreciated. If donating a rabbit, please include a pedigree when available or note if it is pet quality. A self-serve photo table will be set up so exhibitors can take pictures of their rabbits and awards at no charge. Paved RV sites close to the venue offer water, 15, 30, and 50 amp electric service and access to a dump station for $25 per night. There is no host motel, and a list of suggested lodging in Murfreesboro is available from the organizers. The show follows ARBA rules. All entry changes must go through the Show Secretary prior to judging a breed, and this is a no remark card show. The Superintendent may refuse entries, set judging order, or reassign judges as needed. Carrying cages must be leak proof, and all rabbits must have a permanent, legible tattoo in the left ear. Only exhibitors with entries may sell rabbits in the showroom, and animals sold after entry must either be shown under the original name or scratched. Youth exhibitors are responsible for getting their rabbits to the appropriate table. The club may refuse entries from within 150 miles of a confirmed RCD, RHD, or VHD outbreak within 60 days of the entry deadline. Parents are responsible for their children, and exhibitors are responsible for their animals and belongings.
Tennessee Livestock CenterScenic Ride Saturday
Starting at Sloan's Motorcycle & ATV, this scenic group ride travels the backroads to Summertown for lunch at Shaffer Farms Custom Meat. It celebrates out of the way diners, drive-ins, and dives and offers time for camaraderie with fellow riders. All riders are welcome, and all makes and models can participate, including two and three wheel machines like Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Indian, Moto Guzzi, Victory, Harley, Can Am, and Sling Shot.
Sloan's Motorcycle & ATVPop Up Shop
A shopping event at Liberty's Station where proceeds from every sale benefit Amelia's Closet.
Liberty's Station