Come dressed as your favorite princess and meet many of your favorite characters. There will be “tea” and cookies, face painting, nail painting, coloring, singing & dancing, as well as photo opportunities with backdrops on the stage. The event is an open event beginning at 1:00 and ending at 4:00.
Princess Tea Party
Aug. 26, 2017
1:00-4:00 (open event)
Page High School Theatre
$10.00/child; adults free (tickets only sold at the door)
2 years & under – 10 am or 12:30 pm
3 years – 10:30 am or 1 pm
4 – 5 years – 11 am or 1:30 pm
6 – 7 years – 11:30 am or 2 pm
8 – 10 years – 12 pm or 2:30 pm
8th Annual Jingle Bell Run – Saturday, December 3, 2016 – The Square in Historic Downtown Franklin, TNThe Arthritis Foundation’s annual Jingle Bell Run will be held on Saturday, December 3 in Historic Downtown Franklin, TN. There will be a 5K and one-mile fun run, along with many other fun activities that make this an exciting day for the entire family. Grab your ugly sweater or reindeer antlers and run showing off your holiday cheer.
In Tennessee, arthritis affects 32.6 percent of the population. That is over 1.3 million – 7,000 of which are children! Come help raise awareness, learn about the disability and help celebrate the holidays with people with live with arthritis. The event is dog-friendly as well.
Wear a holiday-themed costume. Tie jingle bells to your shoelaces. Show off your ugly Christmas sweater. Complete a 5-kilometer run or walk with your team members, spreading smiles, good cheer and a winning spirit … and be a Champion of Yes!
Registration Starts: 7:30 a.m. 5k Starts: 8:30 a.m.
Event Location:
The Square in Historic Downtown Franklin
317 Main Street
Franklin, TN 37064
The Franklin Farmers Market – October 22 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pmFrom big and tall to short and small, scarecrows of every size will invade the Franklin Farmers Market. And with the scarecrows comes a day of fun for everyone with a free pumpkin patch for the kids, face painting, the Perfect Pumpkin Painting booth!
CHEEKWOOD – SPRING ART HOP • 2016 – Saturday, March 26, 10 AM – 4 PM – Rain or Shine!
Celebrate spring in style with egg hunts, crafts, performances, music and more at the 24th annual Spring Art Hop. A favorite tradition in Nashville, this special event is packed full of activities and excitement for families and kids of all ages. We’ll be hiding over 30,000 eggs, so don’t forget to bring your basket!
Please visit CHEEKWOOD SPRING ART HOP for more information.
03/26/2016, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Nashville Zoo’s annual spring celebration is back with egg hunts and Easter treats for children of all ages. Activities during the day include 10 scheduled egg hunts for kids, a Zoo-wide hunt for golden eggs, spring-themed games, bounce houses and face painting. Special appearances by the Easter Bunny and Zoo mascot Twiga!
Activities take place from 9 am – 4 pm. Specific egg hunt schedules are to the right.
Eggstravaganzoo (excluding Bunny Breakfast/Lunch) is included with your Zoo admission or membership.
2 years & under – 10 am or 12:30 pm
3 years – 10:30 am or 1 pm
4 – 5 years – 11 am or 1:30 pm
6 – 7 years – 11:30 am or 2 pm
8 – 10 years – 12 pm or 2:30 pm
The library’s Easter egg hunt will take place in the area between the library and Lipscomb Elementary School. Face painting and the jelly bean guess begin at 2:00 and hunt starts promptly at 2:30. The park will be divided into four age groups and there will be thousand of eggs distributed. Bring a basket to collect your eggs and bring your camera to get a picture with the Easter Bunny. Parking is available at the library, at River Park and at the Civitan lot next to Lipscomb Elementary.
Please visit Brentwood Library Easter Egg Hunt for more information.
Multiple law enforcement agencies throughout Williamson County are joining together to collectively spread the word about the dangers of distracted and impaired driving.
Speak Up, a free day-long event will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parking lot of Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital Vanderbilt at Williamson Medical Center.
The event is designed to be a fun day for the whole family, as well as to open up the lines of communication between parents and their teenage children about driving, while texting or drinking.
“Teenagers often hear about these dangers at school, but the parents aren’t always involved in those conversations,” said event organizer Todd Ice, with SERVPRO of Williamson County. “This event is designed to help parents know how to ask their teenagers about this topic and educate both the parents and the teens on these very real dangers.
“If we can save one life, it’ll be worth it.”
In addition to activities for smaller children such as bounce houses and face painting, the day will include a live crash simulation culminating with a LifeFlight departure (weather permitting), live entertainment, guest speakers, Power for the Parent workshops on drug awareness and a drunk driving challenge course.
Involved in the event will be the Franklin and Brentwood Police, Franklin Fire Department, Fairview Police Department, the Williamson County Anti-Drug Coalition, Williamson County CASA, Williamson County Juvenile Court, Williamson County Sherriff’s Department, Williamson County EMS, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the National Guard, among others.
There will be food trucks, a touch-a-truck and toys and prizes for the children with live music on an entertainment stage throughout the day with performances from Allie Brooks, Mila Mason, Spring Hill HarMonix, Jesse & Noah and other local and regional performers.
All proceeds from the event will go to the children’s hospital at Williamson Medical Center and the Williamson County Anti-Drug Coalition. The event is brought to you by SERVPRO of Williamson County with the support of Unique Quality Marketing, Inc.