Events in Tullahoma today

Settle into a low-key creative hangout where artists, crafters, makers, journalers, fiber enthusiasts, miniature painters, and anyone seeking focused time can spread out and create. Bring a work in progress from home, try a new supply, or browse the shop for inspiration. Work at your own pace, connect with other creative people, swap ideas, and enjoy a cozy atmosphere filled with color and community. Every experience level and hobby is welcome, whether you have a clear plan or are exploring what to make next, and there is a seat at the table. Attendance is free. Supplies and projects are not provided, but participants may bring their own or pick some up in-store.

Enjoy a relaxed crochet gathering where crafters of every experience level can stitch alongside others. Please bring your own supplies, as materials are not provided. Participants of any age are welcome. Any schedule updates are shared by the SBCP Library on its Facebook page and website.

Level Up makes a first appearance at The Caverns, transforming Celestial Caverns in Grundy County, Tennessee into a two-night music experience. Night one features Level Up with Tynan and Mythm, and night two brings Level Up with Cyclops and Sharlitz Web. An artist presale is offered ahead of a general public on-sale.

This lively community market showcases the talents of Manchester’s small businesses, makers, and growers. Visitors can browse a thoughtfully gathered mix of fresh baked breads and sweets, hand sewn clothing, bags, and home décor, thriving local plants, distinctive accessories and original jewelry, along with finely crafted wood pieces. Every item reflects the skill and dedication of its creator. Beyond shopping, it serves as a friendly hub where neighbors connect, local entrepreneurs are supported, and the charm of handmade craftsmanship is celebrated.

At the Candy Apple Fall Festival in Fred Deadman Park, find candy and caramel apples, pumpkin treats, cozy fall finds, and seasonal decor alongside local goods. Food trucks will be on site, shopping is available, and there is a kids area. Vendor applications are open through the event organizer.

Designed for people in Manchester who want real conversations instead of quick business card swaps, this weekly networking meetup focuses on meaningful connections. Facilitators Caleb Barrett and Raphael Trull guide a prompt, structured session that includes a rotating discussion topic and a one minute speaking window for each participant. Check the Facebook group for the question of the week. Attendees are encouraged to arrive a little early to get settled, bring business cards, and bring a friendly attitude. The gathering is free to attend, and RSVPs are appreciated.