5:30 pm | Saturday, Aug 17th
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Save the date for the 2019 Raise the Roofs event! This 8th annual event promises to be the best party of the summer! Raise the Roofs, to be held at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 17th, will take over the Tractor Supply Co. Arena at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm, with the party next to the main barn. The event includes food, drinks, live entertainment and silent auction.
Raise the Roofs supports the Friends of Franklin Park’s efforts to improve trails and connectivity, the restoration of Harlinsdale Farm, and projects in the City of Franklin Parks.
5:30 pm | Friday, May 3rd
Join BBB for a fun evening of food, drinks, auctions, and music –all while supporting a great cause! All proceeds from the event benefit BBB’s Integrity Foundation, which supports ethical business, personal integrity, and smart consumerism.
BBB’s Songwriters Night, sponsored by Dalamar Homes and Firestone Complete Auto, is a spirited musical event that spotlights the importance of integrity in the music industry.
Enjoy delicious food from The Puffy Muffin, spirit tastings from Prichard’s Distillery, a live and silent auction filled with great items, and stage performances from three renowned songwriters, Wynn Varble (The Official Page), Lee Thomas Miller and Aaron Raitiere.
9:00 am | Friday, Oct 19th
The City Farmhouse Pop-up Fair at The Factory at Franklin is a Friday and Saturday vintage and antiquing extravaganza. The Fairs features 70 curated vendors from across the U.S. selected for their authentic farmhouse wares and award-winning styling abilities.
City FarmHouse Pop-Up Fair, “First Shop Of The Fair” – Oct. 19 – 9 AM to 12 PM
A kick-off First Shop of the Fair event begins Friday morning at 9 am with complimentary nibbles, drinks and live music. FIRST SHOP OF THE FAIR Friday Morning, Oct.19 from 9 AM to 12 PM.
City FarmHouse Pop-Up Fair, “General Admission” – Oct. 19 – 12 PM to 5 PM
GENERAL ADMISSION Friday, Oct.19 – 12 pm – 5 PM. GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE GATE.
The City Farmhouse Pop-Up Fair was named one of the top five events to attend in October by Southern Living, the top October event to attend in Tennessee by Garden & Gun, and the Number 1 Flea Market/Antique Show by Romantic Country in 2015, 2016, and 2017 and a favorite place to shop by Flea Market Style + Country Livingsays “It’s Worth the Trip!”.
6:00 pm | Saturday, Jun 16th
Nissan Taste of Music City Festival
Nashville’s largest Food and Drink Festival is celebrating 16 years at Public Square Park on June 16th, 2018!
The Nissan Taste of Music City is an all-inclusive food tasting event with a one price admission. Attendees have the opportunity to take a “Tour of Nashville” and enjoy tastings from popular Nashville neighborhood’s best local restaurants, along with some of Nashville’s local beverage flavors.
Attendees also have the opportunity to watch and learn from some of the Nashville’s top chefs as they cook on-site and provide demonstrations for attendees to enjoy. Come out and enjoy the food and beverage samples this summer along with music from local artists and keep the fun going!
Event Location
350 Deaderick St
Nashville, TN 37201
4:00 pm | Saturday, Jun 2nd
Join Franklin Polo Academy on Saturday, June 2 at the State Challenge Cup at Harlinsdale Farm for a thrilling polo match between Tennessee and Kentucky! Live commentary, two back-to-back matches, music, food/drinks, kids activities, half-time challenges, vendors, and more! Gates open at 4:00PM, first match begins at 4:30. Advanced registration is required for VIP Cabanas. Fun for all ages!
$10 General Admission | $200 VIP Cabana for 10 guests | Kids 10 & under get in free
For more information:
615-800-2268 or
email info@franklinpolo.com
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9:12 pm | Wednesday, Mar 14th
Leigh Bawcom, Bess and Tim Kearns announced as event co-chairs
FRANKLIN, TN – The Battle of Franklin Trust will host its eighth annual Bootlegger’s Bash on Friday, Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. at Carnton, located at 1345 Eastern Flank Circle in Franklin, TN. Leigh Bawcom, Bess and Tim Kearns will serve as the event co-chairs.
The annual event invites guests to celebrate Williamson County’s unique history of bootlegging. All proceeds from this ticketed event will support the revitalization of the springhouse at Carnton.
“We are so excited to host the eighth annual Bootlegger’s Bash with three dedicated co-chairs,” said Jayde Jacobs, wedding and event coordinator at The Battle of Franklin Trust. “Guests are sure to enjoy a night of all things Southern.”
Bawcom returns to this event as a co-chair after kickstarting Bootlegger’s Bash while she was the special events coordinator from 2010 to 2014. Having grown up in Franklin and studied history in college, Bawcom has a passion for supporting the Battle of Franklin Trust’s mission.
Bess and Tim Kearns have been supporters of the Battle of Franklin Trust since the mid-1990s. Tim became a board member in 2006 and has served as President, overseeing the construction of the Fleming Center and other major milestones along the way. Together, the Kearns have chaired several events and even celebrated their daughter’s wedding at Carnton.
Bootlegger’s Bash will include dinner, drinks and entertainment in the garden at Carnton. Tickets are required and will be available soon online at www.boft.org. Tickets are $65 per person or $100 per couple. Bootlegger’s Bash is a strictly 21-and-up event.
About The Battle of Franklin Trust
The Battle of Franklin Trust is a 501(c)3 management corporation acting on behalf of Franklin’s battlefield sites to contribute to visitors’ understanding of the November 30, 1864 Battle of Franklin. The Trust is organized for the charitable and educational purposes of preserving, restoring, maintaining and interpreting the properties, artifacts and documents related to the battle to preserve this important part of the nation’s history.
3:00 pm | Saturday, Oct 7th
USA will take on South Africa in the Carlock Motorcars Nashville International Cup. If you haven’t seen a polo match before, this one you won’t want to miss! Join us for a competitive, commentated battle, great food and drinks, music, halftime challenges, kids’ activities, vendors and more. General admission and VIP cabanas available. Free parking!
Admission fee: $10 general admission (kids 10 & under FREE) / $200 VIP cabana (seating 10). Advance registration is only required for VIP Cabanas.
For more information please see Franklin Polo Academy, call 615-800-2268 or email info@franklinpolo.com
http://www.franklinpolo.com/match-schedule/
4:30 pm | Saturday, Aug 19th
Raise the Roofs 2017
The sixth-annual Friends of Franklin Parks “Raise the Roofs” event promises to be the best party of the summer, including bites from some of Franklin’s most wonderful restaurants, plenty of equestrian-themed entertainment, and a polo match to cap off the evening.
The event, to be held Saturday, August 19th from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., will take over the Tractor Supply Co. Arena at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm, with a tented grass berm and the natural beauty of the farm as a back drop. Tickets to the event, which includes food, drinks, live entertainment and a live and silent auction, are available for $100 per person. And for the first time, a general admission ticket is available to watch the polo match for $15. All proceeds benefit Friends of Franklin Parks and the organization’s efforts to continually enhance and connect the City’s 16-park system.
6:30 pm | Saturday, Jun 3rd
Hammers & High Heels – Saturday, June 3rd, 2017 – Liberty Hall at the Factory at Franklin
Cocktail reception – “Hammer” and “High Heel” hand-crafted cocktails loving created by Grays’ on Main and featuring H. Clark Distillery‘s small-batched Tennessee Bourbon & Dry Gin
Passed apps and full Southern buffet from Sizzle Award-Winning Catering by Suzette
The “Live 80s X-Perience” dance party of Rubiks Groove
Late-night hors d’oeuvres compliments of Stoney River
Please see website for more information.
