The cities and towns of Williamson, Maury and Rutherford Counties in Middle Tennessee enjoy a good celebration and have lots to offer its residents and visitors. This is just a sampling of some of the many events you can find taking place.
In case of changes or updates, please check the time, date and location before attending the event.
Sept. 20 – Oct. 31
Times Vary
Walden Farm, 8653 Rocky Ford Rd., Smyrna
Located in Smyrna, join us for hayrides, corn mazes, and all things fall. $12 wristbands for all activities. The Farm is a family run fall seasonal farm
Sept. 20 – Oct. 31
10am – 5pm
Lucky Ladd Farms, 4306 Rocky Glade Rd. Eagleville
A fall family tradition, make your way down to enjoy all things fall during our pumpkin and corn maze season. Plan now–likely to sell out!
Sept. 27 – Oct. 27
Sat. 9-5, Sun. 1-5, Mon. 9-5
1974 Highway 96 W., Franklin
We center our activities around hands on learning, imaginative play and creative family memories. Other hours available $13 wristband
Every Sat. in October
9am – 12pm
Historic School, 7248 Nolesville Rd., Nolensville
Visit the Nolensville Market every Saturday morning for organic and naturally grown produce, several varieties of meat, baked goods, farm fresh eggs, and food trucks.
Every Sat. in October
9am – 12pm
The Factory at Franklin, 230 Franklin Rd., Franklin
From produce, fruit and dairy to baked goods and meats, you’ll find delicious fresh food at the Franklin Farmers Market behind The Factory at Franklin.
Every Sat. in October
8am – 12pm
Rutherford County Courthouse, Murfreesboro
Our market features locally grown produce, meat, fresh eggs, and baked goods. We also have area artisans/crafters at the market and local musicians
October 2
8am – 12pm
St. Clair Senior Center, 325 St. Clair St., Murfreesboro
An opportunity for anyone 60+ to receive free medical screenings from 60+ traditional and holistic medical practitioners. Any county’s residents allowed
October 3
5pm – 8pm
Columbia Main Street Downtown Columbia
Make an evening of it in historic downtown, where this family-friendly event transforms downtown into a high energy scene of live music and friendly faces
October 3
7pm
Williamson County PAC, 112 Everbright Ave, Franklin
Face Value delivers an electrifying Phil Collins/Genesis tribute with top Nashville musicians, dynamic drums, horns, and powerful vocals.
October 4
9:30am Heros Stroll 11-4
Granny White Park, 610 Granny White Pike
Community Music & Arts Festival with a Hero’s Walk to start the day. Live music, games, kid zone, food trucks and more. In Brentwood.
October 10
At Dusk
Bicentennial Park, 400 5th Ave. North, Franklin
Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Check the City of Franklin,TN facebook page for updates. We hope to see you under the stars! Bicentennial Park
October 11
10am – 5pm
Oak Lawn Mansion, 3331 Denning Ln., Spring Hill
Our autumn fundraiser event will return on October 11th, This will mark the 20th year of this annual event. Live music, food trucks, craft fair, and more
October 11
5pm – 8pm
Harvey Park, 4001 Miles Johnson Pkwy., Spring Hill
The fun family-friendly event features local musicians and songwriters. Bring chairs and blankets, and enjoy an evening of music! Food trucks too!
October 11
3pm – 8pm
Columbia Square Downtown Columbia
This beloved autumn celebration brings together families, friends, and visitors for an unforgettable day filled with festive activities and local charm.
October 12
7pm
Cherry Theatre, 1665 Hampshire Pike, Columbia
An unforgettable evening of storytelling and music with beloved Southern writer, humorist, and musician Sean Dietrich. Use Link to purchase tickets.
October 17-18
5pm – 9pm, 10am – 5pm
The Square, 100 Public Square, Mt. Pleasant
On the third weekend in October, A home town event featuring great BBQ, classic cars, kids area, local artists and Halloween costumes.
October 25
6pm – 9pm
206 Pleasant St, Mt. Pleasant
Free concerts on the lawns of some of Mount Pleasant’s beautiful homes. Residents provide the venue and all you have to do is bring your chairs, blankets, & coolers.
October 25
12pm – 3pm
Veterans Memorial Park, 115 Floyd Mayfield Dr.
Local businesses hand out everything from candy to goo-goo clusters and often have games set up for children to play. Located in La Vergne.
October 25
10am – 6pm
Main Street, Downtown Franklin
40th Annual PumpkinFest is Middle TN largest family Fall Festival. Join us for live music, costume contest for pets and families, arts and crafts- featuring gift items.
October 25
4pm – 6pm
Mt. Pleasant Community Center, 501 Gray Ln.
Join us at Mount Pleasant’s Haunted Trail for safe trick-or-treating, costumes, candy, local fun, and a chili cook-off! Mt. Pleasant Community Center.
October 31
3pm – 5pm
Main Street, Murfreesboro
Join us for a safe family-friendly evening as local businesses welcome you to trick or treat around the square. Main Street in Murfreesboro
October 31
6pm – 8pm
Downtown Columbia, 41 Public Square, Columbia
Haunting in the District is a free trick-or-treating event in downtown Columbia for kids 12 and under from 6:00-8:00pm on Halloween night.
November 1
9am – 2pm
Student Union, 1768 MTSU Blvd., Murfreesboro
Calling all prospective high school and transfer students, and their families! Sign up to enjoy the full campus experience at our True Blue Preview this fall!
November 1
10am – 2pm
Park at Harlinsdale Farm, 239 Franklin Rd, Franklin
This free event is Franklin Parks’ premiere fall festival and features activities such as miniature train rides, hayrides, pony rides, and a petting zoo.
November 1
9am – 5pm
Downtown Franklin, Franklin, TN
Join us for a festive kickoff to the holiday season. Multiple stores participating. Discounts, holiday tunes and holiday decor.
November 1
7pm – 10pm
Main Street, Downtown Franklin
This year’s 24th annual Wine Down Main Street features global wines, local food, and live music, supporting the Boys & Girls Club programs. 21+
Every Sat. in November
9am – 12pm
The Factory at Franklin, 230 Franklin Rd., Franklin
From produce, fruit and dairy to baked goods and meats, you’ll find delicious fresh food at the Franklin Farmers Market behind The Factory at Franklin.
Every Sat. in November
9am – 12pm
Historic School, 7248 Nolesville Rd., Nolensville
Visit the Nolensville Market every Saturday morning for organic and naturally grown produce, several varieties of meat, baked goods, farm fresh eggs, and food trucks.
November 7
5pm – 8pm
Main Street, Murfreesboro
Stroll downtown for late-night shopping, unique gifts, stylish apparel, and tasty treats from shops. Enjoy the charm and carriage rides.
November 7
5pm – 8pm
Columbia Main Street Downtown Columbia
Make an evening of it in historic downtown, where this family-friendly event transforms downtown into a high energy scene of live music and friendly faces
November 8
9am – 6pm
104 Southeast Parkway, Ste. 100, Franklin
Graceworks provides one day per month where all things in our thrift store can be affordable. Visit us every second Saturday of the month to claim 50% off.
November 8
11am
Rolling Hills Community Church, Nolensville
The parade starts at Rolling Hills Community Church and proceeds down Nolensville Road through the Historic District, ending on Nolensville Park Road.
November 11
11am
City Hall, 5093 Murfreesboro Rd, La Vergne
Ceremony will begin at 11:00 a.m. Our guest speakers this year will be announced soon, Please join and spend time honoring and thanking veterans.
November 13
7pm
Cherry Theatre, 1665 Hampshire Pike, Columbia
Scott doesn’t just play the upright bass, he reinvents it. A genre-blending singer-songwriter, he fuses Americana, folk, jazz and experimental sounds
November 15
11am – 4pm
Lake at Westhaven, 157 Front Street, Franklin
Enjoy an afternoon of free, family-friendly festivities, complete with over 75 craft and artisans vendors, FREE photos with Santa, tasty treats, cocktails, and more!
November 22-23
9am – 6pm, 12pm – 4pm
101 N James Campbell Blvd, Columbia
Celebrate the season at AVMC’s 10th Holiday Market. Shop gifts, crafts, art, etc, while supporting local small businesses. Pre-Sale and at-door tickets.
November 23
2pm
Williamson County PAC, 112 Everbright Ave, Franklin
A Man Named Cash is the ONLY Cash tribute to feature an Estate chosen singer – Eric Hofmanis A national tour produced in part by Johnny Cash’s son
November 27
6:15am
2000 Meridian Blvd., Franklin
Join 4,250+ for the Turkey Trot benefiting GraceWorks. Run a 10K, 5K, or Kids’ Chase for ages 9 and under—fun, fitness, and giving! Register on link.
November 30
4:15pm – 5:45pm
Eagleville City Hall, 108 S. Main St. Eagleville
The event involves a wreath ceremony honoring friends or loved ones, followed by the lighting of City Hall while the community enjoys hot chocolate.
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