Events in Rutherford County today

Team Mobile Health Care is hosting an onsite hiring event in Murfreesboro, Tennessee for EMS professionals interested in meaningful work in behavioral health transportation. Candidates can meet Madison Moore, the Operations and Hiring Manager for the Murfreesboro and Manchester teams, learn about the organization, and ask questions about Middle Tennessee operations. Open roles include EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic positions focused on safe, compassionate, patient centered transport. Benefits highlighted include competitive starting pay, night and weekend differentials, retention and referral bonuses, paid time off, health insurance, a 401(k) with company match, and opportunities for growth. Attendees should bring two forms of identification and be prepared to discuss experience and career goals.

DePriest Center’s Low Intensity Outpatient Program in Murfreesboro offers a twelve week series with two hour group meetings that help individuals explore substance use and build skills for recovery. Topics include understanding addiction, healthy communication, spirituality, and the impact of substance use on families. Each meeting is self-contained, so participants can begin at any point in the twelve week cycle. Care is faith-informed and grounded in evidence-based practices, including cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavior therapies, motivational interviewing, solution-focused methods, and trauma-informed care. Sessions are available in person, hybrid, or virtual, and plans are tailored to each person’s needs. The program provides a supportive setting to learn, practice new strategies, and take practical steps toward emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. DePriest Center also offers integrated co-occurring treatment that brings together Christ-centered and evidence-based approaches to reduce gaps in care.

Smyrna Networking for Awesome People is a free weekly meetup designed for genuine conversation and real connections, not just exchanging business cards. It now meets at the Almaville Apartment Homes Conference Center. Each gathering features a discussion topic of the day, with the weekly question shared in the Facebook group. Every attendee gets a one minute speaking opportunity. Bringing business cards and a friendly attitude is encouraged, and arriving a little early helps with seating. RSVPs are appreciated.

In Murfreesboro, the Women’s Health team from VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System will host a Breast Cancer Awareness Month information table focused on recognizing symptoms and understanding screening and care options. Visitors can pick up materials about mammography, treatment choices, and other women’s health resources. This outreach is part of information stations located at the Nashville VA Medical Center, Alvin C. York VA Medical Center, Chattanooga VA Clinic, and Clarksville VA Clinic. At the Nashville and Alvin C. York VA Medical Centers, Veterans can also arrange a walk-in mammogram at the booth.

Play DnD at the museum with all game materials provided. Door prizes and raffles are part of the fun. Additional details will be shared soon.

Serve It Up Pickleball Tournament 2026 brings doubles action to Adams Tennis Complex in Murfreesboro, TN. Teams of two compete in Mixed Doubles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and a Competitive Division. Matches begin with round robin play and continue into a bracket, and the top three teams in each division receive awards. Entry is $30 per player, or $60 per team. Registration is handled through Scoreholio by searching Serve It Up 2026. Proceeds benefit The City School Foundation in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Sponsorship opportunities are available for individuals and organizations supporting The City Schools Foundation, and inquiries can be sent to Tori Carr at tori.carr@cityschools.net.

CFTA presents Bonnie & Clyde, a Tony-nominated title by Frank Wildhorn, known for Jekyll & Hyde, The Civil War, and Dracula. Set during the Great Depression, it follows Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow as they rise from small-town beginnings in West Texas to nationwide notoriety, weaving together a love story, adventure, and crime as their path collides with Texas law enforcement. The story revisits a chapter that drew attention across the country.

Jack Finley Band performs live at Happy's Sports Lounge. The group takes the stage for a set of music.

Browse a fall and holiday market featuring small business shopping, tasty food, and a fun atmosphere. Admission is free. The event is set in the Lane Agri Park auditorium at the front of the complex in Murfreesboro.

Get the training required for the Tennessee Concealed Carry Permit in a single class at One Nation Jiu Jitsu in Smyrna, Tennessee. This course fulfills the only class requirement for the permit, and the fee is $30. No weapons or ammunition are sold in connection with the class. For questions, text 877-337-6070.

Skylar Wallace and Andrew Harbison take the stage together at Hank's in Murfreesboro, TN for a high-energy live set. The pair brings an upbeat vibe that keeps the night lively.

Grails & Glory brings the non-sports trading card game and collectibles community together at Grand Station in Murfreesboro. This community-focused show offers a place for vendors to grow their businesses, for collectors to search for prized items, and for families, kids, and newcomers to learn and connect. Admission, parking, and giveaways are free. Vendor tables are limited and tend to fill quickly, and organizers advise handling bookings only through the official Grails & Glory team to avoid scammers. Each event aims to grow bigger and stronger with the support of the community.

A Tennessee Concealed Carry Permit class is offered in Murfreesboro at Home2 Suites by Hilton Murfreesboro. This single class satisfies the training requirement for the Tennessee Concealed Carry Permit. The fee is $30. Weapons and ammunition are not sold in connection with the class.

A welcoming storytime created for infants and toddlers ages 0 to 3, featuring lively songs, playful rhymes, puppets, and engaging stories. The program encourages meaningful interaction between caregivers and children. An adult must stay with each child for the entire session. The program lasts one hour.

TN Axe and Smash • Rage Room • Axe Throwing hosts game night every Tuesday, and this one is billed as the big one. It is presented as a special edition of the weekly gathering.

A welcoming weekly group creates a caring setting for family members and significant others of people navigating active addiction or substance misuse. Participants explore how addiction and recovery affect loved ones through a clinical lens, blending teaching, conversation, and guided reflection. Each 90-minute session is part of a repeating ten-week series, is led by a professional counselor, and uses a mix of multimedia and discussion. Attendance is flexible, so new participants can begin at any point in the rotation. The program emphasizes whole-person care and the opportunity for clients and families to learn, heal, and move toward healthier lives. Faith-informed support is integrated with evidence-based approaches such as CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, solution-focused strategies, and trauma-informed practices to address emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual needs. Families of IOP or LIOP clients may attend at no cost, others can use insurance or pay a modest fee, and participation is available in person, in a hybrid format, or virtually. DePriest Center reflects this integrated model by bridging Christ-centered care with evidence-based treatment to help close gaps that are often experienced between the two.

Explore soul line dancing in an all-levels class at Patterson Park Community Center in Murfreesboro. Kay leads an upbeat, beginner-friendly session with plenty of chances to get your steps in and pick up a dance or two.