Sizzle Gala a HUGE Success – The 2019 Sizzle Awards Winners!

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The Sizzle Awards Gala was a huge success with well over 500 attendees and great donations to our partner Make a Wish Foundation of Middle Tennessee.  There was food, music, drinks, friendships, great conversations and the announcement of the winners (see photos below).  Thank you all for attending!

Congratulations to The 2019 Sizzle Awards Winners and thank you for attending The 2019 Sizzle Awards Gala!  See all of The 2019 Sizzle Award Winners here!  We applaud your commitment to excellence and the growth of your business.

Please join us in thanking all of our amazing vendors and sponsors!

Visit The 2019 Sizzle Awards Photo Gallery courtesy of Evin Photography and download for FREE!  *Simply photo credit & TAG @evinphotography wherever posted.

Let us know your Instagram by following us @franklinistn so we can assist with your social media traffic.  For all online postings please use the hashtags #franklinis and #franklinistn.

Look for the updated old.oldfranklinis.jlbdev.com website in the coming weeks.  Email us at contact@old.oldfranklinis.jlbdev.com with information to post!

We are updating our online business directory so please review for accuracy.  If you are interested in being part of the limited 350 advertisers featured on old.oldfranklinis.jlbdev.com please e-mail deeann@old.oldfranklinis.jlbdev.com for pricing.

Congratulations again!  We look forward to The 2020 Sizzle Awards and to your continued success!

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Press Release – The 2019 Sizzle Award Winners

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The 2019 Sizzle Award Winners

​FranklinIs, The Online Voice of Williamson County, announced the 2019 Sizzle Awards Winners – The Best Businesses of Williamson County, Tennessee – at the annual Sizzle Awards Gala hosted at The Factory at Franklin. From Best Fine Dining to Best Orthopedic Practice, 339 Best in Williamson County winners were announced celebrating business owners in Williamson County as voted by over 20,000 residents.  Featured categories included Cuisine, Health and Wellness, Personal Care, Services, Entertainment and Shopping.

The 2019 Sizzle Awards Gala and FranklinIs partnered with Make-A-Wish Middle Tennessee. Proceeds from tickets sales for the event and guest donations will help grant children’s wishes throughout Middle Tennessee.

“The Sizzle Awards represent the best of Williamson County. How inspiring to see a family-owned business achieve success as voted by their customers, peers and neighbors,” said Ken Royer, President and CEO of FranklinIs.

A special thank you for many supporters of The 2019 Sizzle Awards including Evin Photography, Buca di Beppo, Merridee’s Breadbasket, Arrington Vineyards, Granite City Food and Brewery, Ground, Pueblo Real Tito’s Mexican Restaurants, Big Shakes Hot Chicken, Franklin Juice Bar, Suzette Catering & Events, JLB and BrownStone Advisory. For a complete listing of winners by category, visit old.oldfranklinis.jlbdev.com.

Contact:
Dee Ann Stone
Partner
​FranklinIs
deeann@old.oldfranklinis.jlbdev.com

Source: FranklinIs

Franklin Kids Arts Festival of Tennessee

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Elementary, middle and high school age children are invited to participate in the first annual Franklin Kids Arts Festival of Tennessee.  The festival is looking for artists, dancers, musicians, vocalists, actors, poets, photographers and artisans to participate in the event put on by the City of Franklin Parks Department and the Williamson County Cultural Arts Commission.  Students should call 615-794-2103 ext. 5310 to submit something to the festival.

The Festival will offer many opportunities for school-aged artists of Franklin, and surrounding communities, including: A juried art exhibit, hand-crafted art for sale, stage performances, master classes, art stops to experience and create unique art, and more!  Youth artists participating in the hand-crafted art sale will be mentored by participating professional art vendors. Student art will be displayed throughout the event, judged, and winners presented cash awards, as well as the opportunity to exhibit in Franklin City Hall throughout the summer months. Participants will have the opportunity to develop new artistic skills and talents from professional artists through master classes.

The first annual Franklin Kids Arts Festival of Tennessee is free festival and open to the public.  It will take place on Saturday, June 4, from 10am to 5pm in Pinkerton Park across the footbridge from Historic Downtown Franklin, TN.

For additional information, applications, and deadlines visit the website at www.franklintn.gov/fkaft.

FrankTalks

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On Wednesday, July 8,Franklin Tomorrow will host its second FrankTalks event, featuring a discussion on greenways and trail development in our community. This will come just after the release June 23 of the draft of the City of Franklin’s Parks Master Plan update. A survey conducted as part of the update showed a high level of interest by citizens in the development of trails and greenways throughout our community.

Our speaker will be Ron Carter, longtime Carmel, Ind., city councilman and former executive director of the Greenways Foundation of Central Indiana. While on the Council, Carter has been instrumental in helping Mayor James Brainard complete the Monon Trail in Carmel.
Since the Monon Trail opened in June 1996, hundreds of thousands of people have traveled its 15.7 miles from 10th Street in Indianapolis, north through Carmel and to 146th Street in Westfield. The Monon Trail has been inducted into Rails-to-Trails Conservancy’s Rail-Trail Hall of Fame.
An avid bike rider, Carter has worked to make sure that bicycle and pedestrian facilities have been added to the city wherever possible. He will speak on the impact of trails and greenways on a community, as well as to the specifics of developing a greenways plan and network through residential and commercial areas.
Attendance at the event is limited due to the location at the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park clubhouse, which is located off Lewisburg Pike adjacent to Carnton Plantation. The cost to attend is $15 per person, which includes a buffet lunch prepared by Catering & Events by Suzette. To register, visit https://july8franktalks.eventbrite.com.
Lunch will be served beginning at 11:15 a.m., with the program starting at 11:45 a.m.


For more information or questions, call (615) 794-0998 or email mindy@franklintomorrow.org.

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Photo by Macey Baird.