This weekend in Spring Hill, TN

The Duck River Cleanup brings volunteers together to remove litter from the river and nearby access points. Check-in takes place at the Riverwalk park boat ramp. Lunch is provided, and students can earn Tennessee Promise service hours. Participants may help by bringing a kayak or canoe, focusing on trash removal on foot at an access site, donating a door prize to thank volunteers, or reserving a spot in a canoe supplied by Higher Pursuits. For registration, canoe reservations, or questions, contact Melissa LaForest at 931-388-8511 or 931-797-5339, or email mlaforest@keepmaurybeautiful.com.

Build confidence on a perimeter hike at Chickasaw Trace Park that increases the challenge while remaining approachable. The outing starts with a brief overview of day hike essentials, covering what to bring and what to skip, then heads out for a 5-mile trek expected to take about 3 hours. The route is rated moderate with roughly 230 feet of elevation gain. Participants are encouraged to bring a day pack, sturdy footwear, water, and a snack, and a picnic lunch is welcome for after the hike. Meet at the trailhead near the boat ramp. This program is free, and advance registration is requested.

Hyden Beach hosts a coed quads volleyball tournament with A and BB divisions, open to adults and juniors. Teams compete with two girls and two boys, and if a roster has only three players then at least one must be a girl. Solo players can register as free agents and will be placed on a team, with payment due only after placement. Play starts with pool rounds and then moves into a single-elimination bracket, with the final structure based on the number of teams and divisions and an emphasis on giving participants as many matches as possible. At least five teams are required within a division, or in a combined division, for the tournament to run. No AVPA membership is needed. Walk-up entries are not accepted, and advance registration with payment is required to secure a spot. Divisions may be combined and the format may be adjusted if necessary.

A curated farmers market features local farmers and vendors at the Factory at Franklin. It takes place on Saturdays year-round and is set beneath Water Tower Plaza at the front entrance.

Taking place at the Columbia National Guard Armory, this expo features comic books spanning from the 1940s to today, along with toys, Pokemon items, horror-themed collectibles, Funko Pop figures, and LEGO. Admission is $5 at the door.

Enjoy baby goat cuddles and relaxed farm fun at Noble Springs Dairy. Meet goats, cows, chickens, and pigs as you explore the open farm setting and get a look at a working goat dairy. Learn about the animals and savor a taste of fresh goat cheese from the farm. A guided tour is available during the visit. Admission is $12 per person, with free entry for children ages 2 and under. Tickets can be purchased on the dairy’s website.

Three world class bands come together for a high-energy rock night as Jane And The Killer Queens celebrate their EP release and begin a mini tour. The lineup includes The Rising Fall from Chicago, Illinois, Everfelt from Herrin, Illinois, and hometown favorites Jane And The Killer Queens.

Fleetwood Gold brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to the Williamson County Performing Arts Center at Academy Park in Franklin. This tribute experience pairs rich harmonies with authentic instrumentation to honor an era-defining catalog that includes favorites like Dreams, Rhiannon, Landslide, Go Your Own Way, and The Chain. With more than 30,000 social media followers and a history of sold-out shows, the group captures the band’s signature sound with striking precision. While the original members have stepped back from touring together, this production restores that legendary feel on stage, creating a concert that plays like a time capsule and celebrates a legacy that includes Rumours, one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Set on the Rambling Pad at Southall, this open-air market brings together an ever-changing lineup of local vendors, regional makers, and new brands. Seasonal offerings and ready-to-eat options are spread across the grounds, with occasional demonstrations and activities you can try yourself. The setting is beside the greenhouses, with the Farmstand and Leo’s Coffee close at hand for added convenience. Live music is part of the monthly programming, with meals from the Joyland truck and extra snacks from participating vendors. Open lawns and casual games create a relaxed, family friendly afternoon.