The city of Lebanon is one of the fastest-growing cities in Middle Tennessee, and the United States. Its population surge is credited to several new corporate expansions along with affordability and easy access to Nashville from I-40. Lebanon serves as the county seat for Wilson County.
Lebanon is known for its iconic Public Square and its quaint 13-block Main Street District, which features historic buildings reflecting the late 1800s and the early 1900s architecture. Around 200 businesses fill the downtown, including boutiques, bakeries, restaurants, breweries, galleries, and professional offices.
The Historic Lebanon Main Street organization promotes the downtown district by hosting seasonal festivals, including Rock the Block Concert Series in May and June, and special merchant events such as the statewide Tax-Free weekend in late July. Other notable downtown events include Halloween on the Square and the annual Christmas Parade.
Lebanon Youth Baseball and Softball, lebanontnbaseballsoftball.com: boys t-ball and baseball, ages 4-16; girls softball, ages 4-14.
City of Lebanon
Website: lebanontn.org
Population: 51,501
Lebanon Town Hall
200 North Castle Heights Ave.
Lebanon, TN 37087
Phone: 615-443-2839
