The best arts & culture spots in Tullahoma

Abraham Art Gallery keeps things delightfully eclectic, with events like the Llamas Art Show and a roster of artists spanning paintings to pottery. Pop in when you want original art or prints, plus pottery, candles, even honey, and grab a gift card for that hard-to-shop friend.

From the Tullahoma newsletter, October 17, 2026

Old Stone Fort Museum & Visitor Center gives the backstory to our prehistoric earthwork at the Duck and Little Duck confluence with a short orientation film and interpretive programming. Pair it with the Enclosure Trail and waterfall overlooks, and you’ve got a close-to-home reset that feels surprisingly epic.

From the Manchester newsletter, October 7, 2026

Whether you're brushing up on technique or just looking for a fun way to move after a long week, Dancy's Store & Studio offers classes that feel welcoming, rhythmic, and low pressure. Shelbyville folks can expect solid instruction, good music, and that end-of-class grin that lasts all the way to the grocery aisle.

From the Shelbyville newsletter, October 1, 2026

Tullahoma Fine Arts Center keeps things lively with the Baillet Memorial Gallery, a Resident Artist's Gallery, and rotating watercolor exhibits like the Tennessee Americana Watercolor Exhibit and the 159th International Watercolor Exhibit (June 20 to August 15). Peek downstairs too for 60+ exhibits and inspiration.

From the Tullahoma newsletter, October 9, 2026

Artist Kris Kanaly turns state pride into an 8-bit fever dream with the Ballad of Tennessee Mural, a retro-funky mashup of Smoky Mountain scenes, caves, rivers, wheat, black bear and roots music icons, tucked on Daddy Billy’s patio and backed by Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. and the Tennessee Arts Commission.

From the Tullahoma newsletter, October 2, 2026