Events in Wilson County, TN

Enjoy a relaxed evening at Breeden’s Orchard with freshly made pizzas available for purchase, outdoor seating, and space for kids to play while adults unwind. The casual farm setting offers a chance to enjoy music, food, and time together, whether stopping by for dinner or taking in the sunset views.

Enjoy karaoke, music trivia rounds with the chance to win free beer, and dance breaks at A.J.'s Bar and Grill. The evening may continue later depending on tips. Saturday night karaoke is also mentioned.

Gather at Love's Gas Station to assemble a convoy and drive in together.

Capitol Theatre hosts a BTS fan convention featuring guest appearances, a variety of vendors, and a schedule of sessions running each hour across multiple rooms. Attendees can jump into games and contests, enjoy entertainment and dancing, and spend time connecting and sharing with fellow fans. Every part of the experience is devoted to BTS.

Share a table with UFC Hall of Famer and wrestling icon Dan "The Beast" Severn during an intimate meal at the Middle Tennessee Cards & Collectibles Super Show. Enjoy conversation and hear firsthand stories from his career in professional wrestling and MMA in a relaxed setting created for genuine interaction. Attendance is capped at 8 to 10 guests to keep it personal. The cost is $75 per person, and an RSVP is required. This experience will be held at the Farm Bureau Exposition Center in Lebanon, Tennessee.

A hands-on, beginner-friendly tie-dye workshop where participants learn simple dye techniques and create a personalized T-shirt and tote bag. All materials are provided, and attendees may bring a favorite 100 percent cotton tee to dye instead. If you would like a shirt supplied, include your T-shirt size in the personalization section during sign-up so one can be prepared. Designed for ages 14 and up, this creative session focuses on exploring color and patterns, and everyone leaves with two unique pieces made by hand.

Magnolia's Heart Support Group offers a compassionate space for mothers who have experienced miscarriage or early infant loss. Open to moms of any age and background, the group recognizes that grief does not follow a schedule and emphasizes healing alongside others who understand. Conversations center on the many emotions that come with loss, and practical tools are shared to support coping and the gradual return of hope. The goal is to create a safe, understanding place where no one feels alone.

NASA returns to Nashville Superspeedway for the third and final track day event of 2026, a championship weekend that gives drivers the chance to take their own cars onto the same circuit used by NASCAR professionals in a controlled environment. The program blends skill building and competition with Test and Tune, qualifying, HPDE sessions, Competition School, and a four hour TREC endurance race. Participants can choose from Competition School, an Instructor Clinic, TREC endurance racing that includes a four hour race and a three hour practice session, Wheel to Wheel Racing, and Time Trial. HPDE options span from an Intro course for first timers to HPDE 1 with an assigned instructor, then HPDE 2 through 4 for progressively advanced, solo driving where point by passing expands with experience. HPDE Intro uses classroom time and a gradual lead follow familiarization run to build confidence over several sessions, with the goal of preparing drivers for HPDE 1 at a future event. Supersize choices are available for extra seat time in Time Trial or HPDE. Garage rental includes a new parking approach compared with the prior year. Instructor registration is new for 2026 and pairs with HPDE 4 or Time Trial through a dedicated line item to qualify for rewards. Transponder rentals are available for HPDE 3 and 4, Time Trial, and Wheel to Wheel competitors. Advance pricing for HPDE, Time Trial, or Wheel to Wheel is available at $479 or $499, with on-site registration at $519. Camping in the paddock is complimentary. RV spaces with 50 amp electrical hook-ups and water are offered for the weekend at $99, and working on vehicles is not permitted in the RV area. A confirmation email with event details is sent during the week of the event.

Promoted as Mt. Juliet's largest holiday vendor market, this gathering brings together artisans, handmade goods, and small-batch baked treats for convenient one-stop shopping. Students from Amy Lechner's Voice Studio provide music throughout the day. Santa will be on site for free photos, and attendees should bring their own device. Confirmed vendors already include AMcKinley Photography, Blue Lotus Botanics, Bows by Nici, Firelight Creations, Glass by Wendy, Hickory Bluff Farms, Ignite 3D Print Shop, Jammy Farms, Mary Kay, Poppy's BBQ, Tennessee Lavender Co., Tupperware, Wildwood Floral Design, and more, with the lineup continuing to grow.

This real estate auction in Lebanon, Tennessee highlights a two bedroom, one bathroom home offering approximately 1,662 square feet on a level lot with roughly 125 feet of road frontage and zoning that permits a duplex. The home features a covered front porch, and the property includes a storage building. Bidding will be available both in person and online. The sale is contingency free, with a $10,000 non refundable deposit due within 48 hours of the auction’s close, and a 10 percent buyer’s premium will be added to the high bid to establish the contract price. Preview opportunities are scheduled prior to the sale. Conducted by Blackwell Realty Auction Division, with Shelby Clayborn TNL#7536 and Josh Kirby TNL#6826.

Create a festive winter landscape using fabric, yarn, and other materials. Guided by reference photos and your imagination, you’ll make a postcard and bookmark using fabric scraps and glue. No sewing is required, and all materials are provided.

A farm-to-table nonprofit dinner at Cedar Springs at Bone Hollow features live fire cooking by Rambler. This intimate evening brings together food, community, and a shared purpose, with all proceeds supporting the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation. Seating is limited.

At Sadie Ford Farm, resident blacksmith Derrick Hodge and woodworker Bill Maddox present a live demonstration of their craft. Watch them work and learn foundational concepts of blacksmithing and woodworking as they create. This demonstration offers an up close view of their process and the techniques they use to bring projects to life.

Paint your own Santa to display on the mantle this Christmas. There are six seats for one afternoon, and no experience is needed, not even with acrylics. All supplies are provided, including canvas, paint, brushes, and a stay-wet palette to keep your colors from drying out. Just bring yourself and wear something you do not mind getting paint on. If seats are full, a wait list is available so you can be first in line when a spot opens.

The Little Gym of Mt. Juliet is hosting Thanksgiving break camps for kids with active play, beginner-friendly gymnastics, creative arts and crafts, and snack time. Families can choose a single day or attend both, with themed sessions such as Fall Fest and Turkey Trot. Camps are offered as half-day experiences, and the fee is $45 per half day. Children must be potty independent. These sessions offer a helpful option for caregivers who need a few hours for work, holiday prep, or errands, and space is limited.

Enjoy a cozy autumn visit at S&G Legacy Farms in Lebanon, Tennessee that features relaxed time with friendly Highland cows, hot cocoa, and classic s'mores by cozy fires. The colorful fall setting creates plenty of photo-worthy moments and an easygoing space to make lasting memories. It suits families, couples, and anyone hoping to unwind in a seasonal setting. This is a private experience that requires an appointment, and availability is limited.

Experience a 1930s-style Christmas at Sadie Ford Heritage Farm, where nostalgic holiday traditions set the tone for a festive day. Enjoy a friendly visit with Santa, sip hot chocolate, and savor Christmas cookies while supplies last. Create a cedar cookie ornament, write a letter to Santa and place it in the Baird’s Mill Post Office, then take time to explore the farm at your own pace.

Participants will gather at the Love's gas station and depart together as a convoy.

Explore a large showcase of model railroading with over 150 tables featuring trains in every gauge from major manufacturers, with both new and pre-owned items available. Watch operating layouts in action and look out for drawings throughout the day where children can win brand-new train sets. Admission is $8 for adults (cash only), and children 12 and under are free. For more information, call 615-417-3094.

Lebanon’s Christmas on the Square fills Downtown Lebanon with family friendly holiday fun. Browse local vendors, enjoy bites from food trucks, and let kids take part in seasonal activities. Catch a tree decorating contest, try the outdoor dance floor, and find plenty of opportunities to shop while supporting local businesses. This annual community celebration is presented by the City of Lebanon and the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Special Events Division. Vendor registration information is shared only by the Chamber or the City. Do not respond to requests for personal details or payments, including via PayPal, from anyone else. Always verify the source of any message you receive, and direct questions to the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce at 615-444-5503.

At Common Ground Coffee and Books in Lebanon, TN, the author of the debut novel All the Women I've Been will be on hand to greet visitors and sign copies. Enjoy a coffee and leave with a signed book.

Take in a display of reptiles and sample unusual condiments. The emphasis is on seeing the animals and tasting condiments that are out of the ordinary.