Family Fun at “Traffic Jam: on June 16

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Live music and cruise-in at Nolensville Ball Park

Bring the family to Nolensville Ball Park, 2310 Rocky Fork Rd., on Saturday, June 16 for ‘Traffic Jam’, a fun night with live music, classic cars, food trucks, inflatables, pony rides and more. This event will feature live performances by the popular Rolling Stones cover band The Music City Stones, Dust & Daisies and Rich Fyhr. 

Traffic Jam is from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Pre-registration is open now at www.wcparksandrec.com (#11959), $8 per adult, $5 per child (4-12), age 3 and younger admitted free.  Prices at the gate will be: Adults $10, children $7, age 3 and younger free.

Anyone can participate in the cruise-in, but space is limited, so you must pre-register by calling Chase at 615-799-9331, ext. 2315 or at ChaseC@williamson-tn.org.

Williamson County Parks and Recreation is a public organization, here to benefit the community.  Anyone may register for and participate in the department’s programs, teams, classes and events. For program registration, pass purchasing or additional information, visit www.wcparksandrec.com.  You may also receive department information by “liking” Williamson County Parks and Recreation on Facebook; following us on Twitter at @wc_parksandrec or Instagram at @willcoparksandrec or on Pinterest or YouTube.

Middle Tennessee Farm Honors Nashville Predators and Fans with Epic Predators-themed Corn Maze

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Building on the ear-deafening enthusiasm generated across the state from the Nashville Predators run for the Stanley Cup Final, Lucky Ladd Farms in Rutherford County Tennessee has teamed up to create a Nashville Predators themed corn maze that they believe will have local hockey fans chanting.  

The four-acre corn maze pays homage not only to the Nashville Predators, but also their die-hard fans, traditions and the lore that has helped transform Nashville into an undisputed hockey town in its’ own right. “Watching the games and the fans during the finals was electrifying. The sense of hometown pride and comradery really inspired us,” said farm owner and maze designer Amy Ladd. “In nine years, this was definitely my favorite corn maze we’ve created to date. It’s all there… a hockey player, Predators logo, the Nashville skyline, a shout-out to Cellblock 303, the Tri-Star, a hockey puck and of course we couldn’t forget the catfish!”

After reaching out this summer to the Preds for their official stamp of approval, Lucky Ladd’s team got busy finalizing maze details and worked with family friend Stanley Wise from Pontotoc Mississippi to cut miles of winding trails in their corn field using a GPS system for guidance. “The result is simply a-mazing,” Ladd added, “we couldn’t be more proud to share our larger-than-life tribute to the Nashville Predators with the world as a way to thank them for the awesome job they’ve done and the excitement they’ve brought to our town.” The maze’s grand opening is September 20, and weather permitting, will run Wednesdays-Sundays through October 29.

Inside the maze, guests will have the opportunity to play different games like the Corn Maze Challenge, where participants must find hidden markers throughout, and maze-goers can use printed maps for directional help. Those able to complete the Challenge can enter to win an iPad Mini. The winner will be randomly drawn and announced at the end of the season.

In addition to the maze, Lucky Ladd Farms offers a unique farm experience that is fun for all ages. Named one of the “Top Five” Best Pumpkin Patch events in the South by Southern Living Magazine; Lucky Ladd’s features nearly 60-acres of family-friendly activities including a petting zoo, pony rides, acres of playgrounds, mega slides, wagon rides, and a 70-foot jumping pad, plus new attractions are unveiled each year.

Tickets to visit Lucky Ladd Farms, including access to the Nashville Predators Corn Maze are $13-Adults and $11-Children (Ages 2-12). Children under two admitted free. Lucky Ladd Farms is located just south of Nashville, between Franklin and Murfreesboro at 4374 Rocky Glade Road – Eagleville, TN. For more information, visit luckyladdfarms.com or call 615-274-3786.

 

Franklin Rodeo “Experience”

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The Franklin Rodeo “Experience” – Wednesday, May 18th   •   6pm – 9pm   •   Williamson County Ag Expo Park.

FREE! So Come on Out! Come experience the cowboy’s point of view of rodeo life with a whole lot of fun thrown in! This is a first of its kind rodeo kick-off party and here are some things you’ll get to experience…
Please visit Franklin Rodeo “Experience” for more information.

Grand Opening of Tractor Supply Co. Arena – Horse Show

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GRAND OPENING OF TRACTOR SUPPLY CO. ARENA AT HARLINSDALE SET FOR APRIL 2

After three years of fundraising and one year of construction, the new Tractor Supply Co. Arena at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm is set to open to the public. A Grand Opening event that includes an all-day, multi-breed horse show and demonstrations has been set for Saturday, April 2.

The public is invited to attend the free celebration of the return of horses to the legendary 200-acre farm located at the northern gateway to downtown Franklin, which became a city park in 2007. The non-profit Friends of Franklin Parks was formed in 2012 as a way to leverage private support to enhance public parks, and has raised more than $1 million to build the Arena. In addition to Tractor Supply Co., other major corporate sponsors include Franklin Synergy Bank, Infiniti of Cool Springs and Tennessee Equine Hospital, and hundreds of individuals contributed to the project.

More information at Grand Opening of Tractor Supply Co. Arena.