Free events in Spring Hill, TN

The free, monthly First Fridays celebration returns to downtown Columbia with an evening of shopping, music, and community connections. Browse craft booths and support young entrepreneurs, then choose dinner from food trucks or nearby downtown restaurants. Meet local businesses, organizations, and nonprofits, enjoy live performances on a main stage along with buskers playing throughout the area, and check out a game zone for all ages. The August theme is Tie-Dye Night, so colorful tie-dye attire is encouraged to brighten the warm August evening.

A curated farmers market showcases local farmers and vendors at the Factory at Franklin. Set beneath the Water Tower Plaza near the main entrance, it brings a handpicked selection from area growers and vendors in one place.

A new monthly Divination Share at the shop offers a chance to learn together. This first installment is free to attend and open to everyone, and it welcomes the use of any divination tools. Space is limited, with participation available on a first come, first served basis. Information about this and other events is listed in the event calendar on the organizer’s mobile app and website.

An open, come-and-go work session at Muletown Coffee Roasters created for women building something real. Founders, makers, shop owners, and women running independent businesses are welcome. Bring your laptop, to-do list, or any project you have been putting off, and make progress alongside others doing the same. There is no set agenda, no dress code, and no pitching. Attendance is free. Hosted by ElizaBeth, founder of Grace and Lottie's Art. You can grab a coffee while you work.

Master Gardeners can earn volunteer hours by helping at the Pollinator Meadow in Yanahli Park in Maury County. Support Cara Beth with hands-on care of the beds that sustain local pollinators. If the scheduled times do not work, reach out to her about adopting a bed for a more flexible volunteer option. For questions, email carabetheath@gmail.com.

Stay Active & Independent for Life with certified instructor Jen in a free, research-backed fitness class designed for adults age 65 and up. The program focuses on building strength and stability, enhancing balance, boosting self-confidence, and fostering social connection. Sessions are structured to be safe and effective, with modifications that make it accessible for all fitness levels. It offers a welcoming way to keep moving and support independence.

Enjoy a weekly pop-up inside The Harpeth’s lobby and lounge that showcases creators and entrepreneurs from Franklin. Browse a variety of offerings from local vendors and businesses in a welcoming indoor setting. Admission is free.

Muletown Hobbies and Games presents a free Magic: The Gathering Commander event. Players without a deck can use a loaner, and MTG products are available for purchase.