Events in Winchester today

Local makers and growers from Manchester come together for a lively community market featuring small businesses. Shoppers will find artisan breads and desserts, hand-stitched apparel, bags and home accents, locally raised plants, distinctive jewelry and accessories, and finely crafted woodwork. Each item reflects the skill and care of its creator, and the market serves as a friendly hub where neighbors connect, support independent vendors, and enjoy the charm of handcrafted goods.

Kick off the morning at Beans Creek Winery with a free, high-energy bodyweight workout designed for all fitness levels. The 45-minute session focuses on strength and sculpt movements that activate the glutes, core, and upper body. No equipment is required, and beginner-friendly modifications are available. Music will keep the pace up, and recovery drinks will be available after the workout. Brunch will be offered for purchase at the winery following the session, creating time to relax and connect, whether attending solo or with friends. RSVPing and attending count toward a raffle entry, and sharing the event three times a week with a short personal note can also earn a raffle entry even without attending. Spots are limited.

Old Timers Day fills the square in Manchester, Tennessee with a community celebration featuring a parade, live music, a vendor event, a kid zone, a cake walk, and more. Entertainment includes performances by the Mid-State Cloggers and Duck River Dance. In addition to the main festivities, Manchester Old Timers Day Bingo Night will be held at Farm Bureau and is free to attend, welcoming all ages with prizes, food, and drinks and no RSVP required. The Old Timers Day Pageant at Grace Baptist Church invites participants to dress in old-fashioned attire inspired by Little House on the Prairie. Sign-up takes place on site, entry is free, and divisions range from babies and toddlers through teens, along with Mr. and Mrs. Old Timer. Pageant winners will appear in the parade. Vendor applications are available, and Brianna Hale is the sole contact for applications, payments, or parade participation.

Cambridge, UK six-piece Black Country, New Road presents its underground debut at The Caverns, performing material from the new album Forever Howlong. The critically acclaimed group ventures into fresh territory with an eclectic sound that moves from jazz to post-rock with klezmer inflections, all set within The Caverns’ distinctive environment.

Manchester professionals looking for a fresh style of networking can connect in a setting focused on real conversations, not just a quick card drop. Guided by Caleb Barrett and Raphael Trull, the gathering features a topic of the day to spark discussion. Everyone gets up to one minute to speak and share what they do. Bring business cards and a friendly smile, and plan to arrive a little early to grab a seat. This is a free weekly event, and RSVPs are appreciated.