Events in Winchester, TN

Returning to The Caverns in Grundy County, Tennessee, this festival blends live music with subterranean experiences. Expect sets above ground as well as inside the cave, open jams, cave yoga, sound baths, and cave tours. Some underground performances are filmed for The Caverns Sessions on PBS. It all unfolds with a touch of fall magic.

This community walk offers a compassionate space to connect with others who understand, reminding participants they are not alone while working together for change. The event is non-competitive and typically covers about one to three miles, with specific course details to be shared closer to the day. The program features an opening ceremony, activities focused on hope and healing, resource tables, and complimentary honor beads for every participant. Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, and deepening understanding is essential to prevention. Funds raised through this Coffee County Out of the Darkness effort support research, advocacy, and educational programs in schools, workplaces, and communities throughout Tennessee. Registration is free and straightforward, and taking part helps advance life-saving efforts and bring hope to those affected by suicide.

Beans Creek Winery hosts a festive autumn market with indoor and outdoor vendors. Offerings include permanent jewelry, apple cider, a pumpkin-themed photo booth with hay bales, food from the kitchen, and wine deals. Visitors can browse local makers, capture fun fall photos, and unwind over good food and wine in a relaxed, cozy atmosphere.

Templar Shooting Sports hosts Series 2, Match 2 of its Indoor Shooting League featuring a GSSF match for the GLOCK community. The match is open to both new gun owners and experienced shooters. To qualify for prizes, participants must compete in at least two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the range. Registration is accepted only at the host location.

The Happy Bookers Book Club meets to discuss The Murder of Roger Ackroyd in an open and welcoming conversation. Readers share insights, ask questions, and offer opinions about the book of the month.

Parcels brings its live show to The Caverns for a debut performance in the venue's underground setting. The band formed in Byron Bay, Australia, and now works between Australia and Berlin. Members include Louie Swain, Patrick Hetherington, Noah Hill, Anatole "Toto" Serret, and Jules Crommelin. Their sound blends nostalgic touches with a fresh feel, their recordings have surpassed a billion streams, and they are known for dynamic concerts.

Franklin County Library hosts a monthly chess club on the third Thursday, and newcomers are welcome to learn the game. There are also table games and puzzles available to play, and participants may bring their own to share. Admission is free.

Hope Dinner is a no-cost meal at First Presbyterian Church, the red brick church near Food Lion. Open to anyone seeking food or fellowship, it provides a welcoming place to share a meal together. Everyone is welcome.

Coach Mitchell leads a Moto Academy training session at Fast Farms MX Park in Altamont, offering structured instruction for riders of any experience level. The curriculum covers fundamentals like body positioning, braking, cornering, and jumping, with additional skills included. Experienced riders are challenged to sharpen technique, while beginners receive guidance that keeps the pace comfortable. The aim is to build confidence, safety, and speed across all two-wheeled disciplines. Registration and payment are required. AJ will not be in attendance.

STS9 returns to an underground setting for back-to-back shows. Fans who attended past underground performances will recognize the distinctive atmosphere. A presale will be offered first, followed by a general on-sale.

Grammy-winning Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela make their debut at The Caverns as part of the OurHome Tour. Their album OurHome was self-produced in Tokyo as both a homage to Japan and a reflection on discovering a sense of home within. Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero bring their signature, high-energy instrumental guitar interplay to the stage, the sound that has made their live performances renowned above ground... and now below.

Celebrate Halloween with a family friendly nighttime paddle at Old Stone Fort State Park and the campground. Bring candy, decorations, and costumes that are suitable for all ages. Life jackets are required at all times, including when paddling in costume. Because the group will be on the water after dark, each kayak must display a steady white light such as a headlamp, flashlight, or a light mounted to the boat. Group tent camping is available for a $25 per family fee, with plans centered around campsites 26 and 27. Those who prefer an RV or their own individual site can make a personal reservation and will not be charged a club camping fee. There are no outfitters for this outing, and the club has only a few kayaks available to rent; contact Justin Seavers if a rental is needed. Helpful items to pack include bug spray, sunscreen, a first aid kit, a dry bag or box, quick drying clothing, snacks, drinking water, a whistle, a knife, and water soakers for the Soaker Showdown 2026. Wear sturdy, closed toe footwear and avoid cotton. Everyone must wear a life jacket during all on water activities. No mind or performance altering substances are permitted before or during the paddle. If there are medical conditions organizers should be aware of, please let an officer know in advance. This outing is presented by the West Tennessee Canoe & Kayak Club. Annual membership is $20 for participants 18 and older and covers events for the season. For membership forms or questions, email westtennckc@yahoo.com.

Celebrate the season at a fall market at Pool & Spa Depot, where local vendors, food trucks, and cozy autumn vibes come together. Browse handmade creations, boutique items, home décor, gifts, and seasonal treats while supporting small businesses from across Middle Tennessee in a family-friendly setting. Permanent jewelry will be available from ECK Jewelry Design. Inside the store, guests can explore sauna options suited for the home, porch, patio, or outdoor living space. Vendor applications are currently being accepted and organizers are seeking a variety of unique vendors along with two food trucks. For application inquiries, ECK Jewelry Design/Kelsey Woods is the only authorized contact, and participants should remain alert to potential scams.

JOHNNYSWIM brings its blend of folk, pop, and blues to an underground setting at The Caverns. Abner Ramirez and Amanda Sudano Ramirez perform songs shaped by real life, imagination, and resilience. The concert is part of their tour for the album When The War Is Over, presented inside the cave.

Halloween weekend features a two-night run at The Caverns from Hippie Sabotage, the electronic music duo of brothers Kevin and Jeff Saurer. Their sound mixes electronic production with hip-hop and psych-rock elements. A prior underground performance sold out, reflecting the strong demand for their live shows.

The 4th Annual Bark in the Park at South Jackson Performing Arts Center supports Tullahoma Animal Shelter alongside local small vendors and businesses. The day features activities for adults, children, and their four legged companions, with children’s games offering prizes throughout. Younger attendees can decorate or carve pumpkins while supplies last, with tools provided and parent supervision required. A cornhole tournament includes on-site registration followed by match play. Children may register for a costume contest, and trunk or treat at vendor booths adds a festive stop. Canine competitions include Well Loved Mixed Breed and Purebred classes, along with the Mr. and Mrs. Canine Tullahoma titles, with signups accepted until the posted cutoffs and each class taking place after its registration window.

Now in its fourteenth year, this fall craft show features more than 80 booths of crafters and vendors, offering something for everyone. Santa will make appearances on both days, and children can enjoy a dedicated kid zone. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring a toy to support the Cowan Police Department toy drive. Drawings will be held for door prizes, with a smart TV as the grand prize.

Big Gigantic takes over The Caverns for a two night experience featuring two distinct sets. One night revives the groove with the Bring The Funk Back set alongside @phyphyr and @sunsquabi, while the other turns up the energy with a heavy bass set joined by @smoaklandbeats and @zoskaflavor. Camping is available on site.

Big Gigantic brings an electrifying live show to The Caverns, delivering infectious beats and high-energy moments throughout the performance. Expect an evening built for dancing with vibrant rhythms and an upbeat atmosphere.

Fortunate Youth returns underground to share a message of peace, love, and unity in a cave concert hall. Hailing from Hermosa Beach, the band brings an evolving set of original songs shaped by blues, ska, rock, world, soul, and punk. Those who were there last time already know what this show brings, and newcomers can experience it firsthand.

Readers come together to discuss the book of the month, sharing insights, questions, and opinions in a relaxed, welcoming conversation.

Templar Shooting Sports in Tullahoma hosts the third event in Series 2 of its Indoor Shooting League, a GSSF competition focused on the GLOCK community. The match is open to GLOCK owners at every experience level, from first-time gun owners to seasoned professionals. To be eligible for prizes, participants must compete in at least two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the host range. Registration is available only at the host location.

Chamber Connect is an informational session focused on chamber membership, helping participants understand what membership entails.

The SteelDrivers return to The Caverns for Four of a Kind, a four-night residency showcasing the band’s GRAMMY-winning blend of bluegrass, country, and roots. Their ties to this venue trace back to 2008, when they were the first band booked for Bluegrass Underground, and they have spent years performing below ground since then. This engagement continues that connection with multiple nights in this distinctive setting. Available options include seating, yurt stays, camping passes, and add-ons.

Palace returns to North America for a performance at The Caverns, presenting music from their latest release, Kid. The album explores distance, longing, and love, carried by a feeling of release that is both personal and expansive. Experience their atmospheric sound within the depths of a cave, a rare chance to hear these songs in a setting that heightens their mood and scale.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters return to The Caverns for a subterranean rock show that celebrates nearly four decades of blues-infused anthems. The performance has been rescheduled following a recent health diagnosis shared by the band. Expect a career-spanning set that reaches from the platinum-certified Sister Sweetly era to newer songs like "Her Way Out" and "Thunderbird", blending radio staples with longtime crowd favorites in a striking underground setting. Their previous appearance sold out.

Beans Creek Winery hosts a Christmas market with local shopping and holiday cheer. The event highlights small businesses and vendors offering gift ideas, seasonal items, boutique finds, handmade goods, and other festive treasures. Vendor applications are open. Kelsey with ECK Jewelry Design is the sole contact for vendor matters, and caution is advised to avoid scams.

A relaxed monthly book discussion focused on the current selection. Participants exchange insights, ask questions, and share perspectives in a friendly conversation centered on the book of the month.

Step into a playful holiday marketplace as Oliver’s Wood & Fabric brings the Return of the Misfits Christmas Craft Show to life, drawing inspiration from the Island of Misfit Toys. Discover distinctive handmade creations from local artisans, then keep the fun going with Christmas and Misfit themed games, activities, and crafts for every age. Take part in the Search for the Misfits scavenger hunt, and drop your wish list into the Letters to Santa mailbox for delivery to the North Pole. Expect lively entertainment, pop culture nods, and an emphasis on community while highlighting local talent. Prospective vendors must complete an application before paying. Invoices are issued directly by Oliver’s Wood & Fabric, and any payment request from another source is not from the organizer.

Family Tradition and Joyful Noise Southern Gospel bring live vocal performances to Krystal Restaurant in Decherd, TN.

New Binge brings a live, high-octane set to Beans Creek Winery, layering soulful vocals, looping grooves, punchy guitar, and sparkling keys to create a sound far bigger than a trio. The show blends pop, rock, R&B, country, hip hop, and more, all tied together with tight harmonies and sharp musicianship. Look for a lively crowd, plenty of chances to dance and sing along, and an easygoing, upbeat atmosphere. It is the kind of let-loose night that keeps conversations going the next day.

Knoxville deathcore band Whitechapel takes the stage in The Caverns for the first time alongside Chelsea Grin, The Acacia Strain, and Netherwalker. The show follows the 2025 release of Hymns in Dissonance, which guitarist Alex Wade has described as the group’s heaviest work yet, aiming for a sound that is startlingly menacing and brutally heavy.

Holiday music will echo beneath the earth as The Irish Tenors present a special Christmas performance at The Caverns. These classically trained singers have shared their voices on stages across the globe since 1998, and this program blends festive celebration, lighthearted humor, and moving melodies. Set within the cave in Grundy County, the underground setting serves as a natural backdrop for the seasonal concert.

At Daddy Billy's, New Binge delivers an all live, high energy set that blends pop, rock, R&B, country, hip hop, and more. Expect big vocals, rich harmonies, punchy keys, and creative looping from a tight trio that sounds much larger than its size. The crowd brings serious energy as dancing and singalong moments take hold, creating a welcoming scene with good vibes and good people. It is the kind of night people talk about the next day.

This working session provides time for board members to examine issues, collect and analyze information, and clarify problems. No formal decisions or actions are taken during the session. The public is welcome to attend.