The best things to do in Shelbyville

Funtime Bowl is the kind of classic Lewisburg hang where you can lace up, trade friendly trash talk, and actually see your neighbors out having fun. Smooth-feeling lanes, simple snack-time staples, and plenty of laughs whether you’re chasing a personal best or just keeping the kids busy for an hour.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 6, 2026

Saddle Creek Golf Club is now rolling on TifEagle Bermuda greens that run true, on a 6,700-yard Gene Bates design that shifts from tree-lined precision up front to breezy, links-style on the back. Water’s in play, wind keeps you honest, and the Audubon status makes it feel good to play right here in Lewisburg.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 16, 2026

Hi-Way 50 Drive-In delivers the vintage vibe with current films, legit concessions, and a pet-friendly policy that means the dog can tag along. Tickets won’t sting either, with adults at $8, kids at $6, and littles free... a cozy Lewisburg tradition worth revisiting.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, September 27, 2026

Tullahoma Bowling Lanes is the easy pick when you want simple, budget friendly fun that keeps everyone smiling. Think cosmic bowling with the music up, leagues if you’ve got the itch to compete, bumpers for the littles, plus a game room and party options when you’re gathering the crew.

From the Manchester newsletter, October 24, 2026

The Capri Theatre Shelbyville pairs art deco charm with newly renovated, state-of-the-art tech, so movie night feels like stepping into a 1940s movie palace with modern comforts.

From the Shelbyville newsletter, October 26, 2026

B. Clark signature layout woven through the East Park Arboretum, a certified Level II collection with over 60 tree varieties, and it’s slated to expand to 27. A perfect after-work loop with just enough nature to forgive a shanked drive.

From the Tullahoma newsletter, October 3, 2026

The Golffice brings indoor golf sims to Tullahoma, so you can book a bay, join a league, or plan a private event with multiple bays, lounge space, and catering. Memberships offer member rates, priority booking, and savings on guests and events, which is local golfer speak for more swings, less hassle.

From the Shelbyville newsletter, October 11, 2026

Whether you want to try a class or keep things low impact, Shelbyville Recreation Center lines it up with aquatics, athletics, seniors programs, and more, all on a handy calendar with easy online registration. It’s the hometown hub where fitness goals meet familiar faces, no gimmicks, just community momentum.

From the Shelbyville newsletter, October 29, 2026

If your closet needs a little Nashville flex, Nashville Looks Good On You Mural is the team behind those iconic murals and a locally designed line of art prints, tees, hats and gifts. Shop in-store or online, support local artists, maybe even snag The 615 Dice Game for game night.

From the Nashville newsletter, October 14, 2026

Nashboro Golf Club has been a Nashville staple since 1975, offering open public play, indoor golf simulators for rainy or steamy days, instruction to tune up your swing, and a full slate of MGA events. Book a tee time and make this the week your game finally behaves.

From the Nashville newsletter, October 17, 2026

Whether you're wrangling the kids, a work crew, or league ambitions, Donelson Plaza Strike and Spare hits the sweet spot with open bowling specials, bumper lanes, real leagues and a pro shop, Cosmic Bowling that feels like a mini club, plus parties and a solid bar and grill between frames.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 22, 2026

Up-Down Nashville nails that sweet spot between arcade nostalgia and neighborhood hangout, with pinball, skee-ball, and a wall of 80s and 90s cabinets plus N64 showdowns on a giant screen. Pair the button-mashing with house-made pizza by the slice and a legit craft beer lineup, then call it a weeknight victory.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 19, 2026

Whether you’ve walked past it a hundred times or still need the pic, Nashville Looks Good On You Mural is a hometown classic that actually backs local artists. The crew behind it runs nash TN, a locally designed apparel and art shop, so you can rep the vibe and support the makers.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 16, 2026

Belcourt Theatre is the restored, two-screen hub for everything from new releases to avant-garde gems, with series like Midnight Movies, Weekend Classics, and Doctober plus frequent 35mm showings. Grab something from the lobby bar, settle in, then argue about it with your group all week.

From the Nashville newsletter, October 7, 2026

Skip the scroll and go see What Lifts You -Hot Air Balloon- Kelsey Montague Art Mural, a #WhatLiftsYou piece from street artist Kelsey Montague that practically hands you a mood lift. Quick coffee break, quick photo, instant pep... then get on with your Nashville day.

From the Davidson County newsletter, October 27, 2026

The Nashville Looks Good On You Mural is basically a citywide love note, with multiple wall-size backdrops around town that nail the 615 vibe without the touristy cringe. Grab a friend, pick a spot, snap a few, then go brag that your neighborhood just won Instagram.

From the Nashville newsletter, October 20, 2026

Puttshack - Nashville turns mini golf into a scoreboard-happy, 9-hole showdown with automatic scoring, interactive gameplay, and zero pencil math. Bring your crew for chef-driven shareables, cocktails and beers, then settle rivalries with a rematch that somehow feels like cardio but tastes like fries.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 29, 2026

Relaxed course, featuring friendly staff and a practice area.

Sprawling entertainment venue with a high-tech driving range & swanky lounge with drinks & games.

Dial in your putting at The Putting Zone, a world class indoor par 72 course that feels like real golf, not clown mouths. Take the 160 foot long putt challenge, wander the Muzeum's antique putter display, then join a league or a daily tournament, and they give back with every round.

From the Brentwood newsletter, October 15, 2026

Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.

Need an easy win this week, Hendersonville? Cosmic turns mini golf into a neon, spacey mission with trippy art, clever holes and just enough puzzle to keep everyone laughing instead of doomscrolling. Great for date night, kid energy burn or a friends hang, and they make parties simple.

From the Nashville newsletter, October 28, 2026

Dinkville Under Broad at Nashville Yards packs five pickleball courts and a quirky nine-hole mini golf course beneath the Broadway bridge, so games roll rain or shine. Grab a drink, jump into social open play or an intro session, then enjoy that only-in-Nashville weeknight hang.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 27, 2026

The Nashville WhatLiftsYou Wings Mural in The Gulch turns quick walks into mini photo shoots, with 20-foot, hand-drawn lace wings by artist Kelsey Montague made from 60 paint pens. Locals know it’s the go-to backdrop when your feed needs a little lift.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 1, 2026

Live game show experience at Opry Mills where 2 teams compete in fast-paced challenges.

When you need a five-minute reminder that this city’s got heart, the I Believe In Nashville Mural delivers with a clean, classic backdrop that makes photos pop. Bring out-of-towners, commemorate a win, or just flex your 615 loyalty between coffee runs.

From the Nashville newsletter, September 9, 2026