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Roll up in your ride, pop the tailgate, and get ready for a night of mind-blowing light and music at the Williamson County AG Expo Park (4215 Long Ln., Franklin)
Bring the kids to explore three pumpkin houses and a scarecrow trail! Mom and Dad can enjoy weekend beer gardens, too.
First Fridays are back this fall at the Tennessee Agricultural Museum (440 Hogan Road, Nashville) from 10 - 11 a.m. Get creative with pumpkin painting in October and learn about
IT'S BACK! Tots and guardians can enjoy drop-in style, hands-on activities and a storytime Tuesdays - Saturdays.
Enjoy all things fall during pumpkin patch and corn maze season at Lucky Ladd through Oct. 31.
Great option this rainy weekend! See this magical puppet show in the Main Nashville Library's 2nd floor Children's Theater.
The magical Mother Goose invites little ones to join in with her classic stories and rhymes.
Beers all around and Saturday has a pup parade and Sunday brings the "Dachshund Derby!"
Great option this rainy weekend! See this magical puppet show in the Main Nashville Library's 2nd floor Children's Theater.
Enjoy this pop-up beer garden with food trucks and live music on Fridays in September at Shelby Park.
Bring the kids to the Discovery Center in Murfreesboro to celebrate the season!
Ever wonder what goes on inside one of the most historic homes in Middle Tennessee once the sun goes down? Walk the dimly lit halls at Sam Davis Home (1399
Experience the mansion, grounds and cemetery at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage (4580 Rachel's Ln., Hermitage) by lantern light. Along the way, you will hear some of the tragedies and mysteries that
This blend of education, entertainment, and spooky October fun makes for one lively, adults-only night!
The epic struggle between good and evil comes to life in this thrilling musical based on the classic story at the Hendersonville Performing Arts Company (260 West Main St., Suite 204,
What if the villain is not who you thought? In this dramatic comedy from Nashville Repertory Theatre, a high school English class reexamines Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" and sparks a
In this comedy described by Broadway World as “the lovechild of Mel Brooks and Monty Python,” a young woman has fallen ill with a mysterious disease of the blood, a
Nashville Ballet Artistic Director and CEO Nick Mullikin presents his first full-length ballet with his own unique interpretation of the hauntingly beautiful tale of Giselle. Performances are inside TPAC's Polk
