Lecture Series: “The Founders, the Evolution of America, and the Road to Civil War”

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The Battle of Franklin Trust will kick off its free lecture series on Aug. 20 at 6 pm in the Fleming Center at Carnton. CEO Eric Jacobson and Franklin Civil War Roundtable founder Greg Wade will lead a discussion, entitled “The Founders, the Evolution of America, and the Road to Civil War.” The lecture is free and open to the public and will last about 60 minutes. Reservations are not required, although attendees are encouraged to arrive early as seating is limited to 100. For more information, contact Brittany Mayfield at (615) 794-0903 or brittany@boft.org.

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Franklin Farmers Market

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The Franklin Farmers Market is a real farmers market, with a “grow it, raise it, make it or bake it” standard. Know your farmer; know your food. Meet Tennessee’s best farmers, bakers and artisans at the Franklin Farmers Market and enjoy the very finest in locally-produced goods every Saturday.
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In 2002, eight farmers came together to create the Franklin Farmers Market, a 501(c)(5) non-profit agricultural organization with the mission to keep Tennessee’s beautiful farmlands green and growing. The FFM provides a connection between farmers and the public to create a partnership that assures a more sustainable future for everyone. The Franklin Farmers Market delivers a reliable means for local farms to stay productive and profitable. Farmland that is productive is less likely to disappear into urban sprawl or development.

With a large base of loyal customers, the Franklin Farmers Market has grown from a summer-only marketplace to a year-round operation and the number of farms participating in the market each year has increased from 8 to over 70 farms.

The Franklin Farmers Market works to support a diversified, sustainable agriculture system by operating with three main goals:

  • Keep local family farms productive and profitable by providing a reliable venue for farmers to sell what they grow or produce. By doing that, the market strengthens and builds financial sustainability for both farmers and the local economy.
  • Give the public easy access to healthy, locally-grown fresh food.  All vegetables and fruits; meats, dairy and herbs at the Franklin Farmers Market come from local farms.
  • Educate the public about the positive impact that farming has on their community’s health, economy, aesthetic values and the environment.

MEET THE FARMERS…

The Fling: A City Farmhouse Pop-up Store

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City Farmhouse is super excited to announce The Fling — a City Farmhouse Monthly Pop-up STORE in downtown Franklin, Tennessee!

Join us at the Factory at Franklin on the second weekend each month, where we’ll offer a carefully curated selection of antique and vintage goods for Pop-up STORE shoppers.

NOTE: The City Farmhouse-Bridge Street location is not closing; it will remain open during normal business hours. This is a special monthly event for CFH lovers, and a fun way to bring in new and exciting treasures for y’all to enjoy.

August 13, 2015 – August 16, 2015. Preview Thursday from 5:00pm to 9:00pm, Friday and Saturday 9:00am to 6:00pm and Sunday 12 noon to 5:00pm.

For more information please visit The Fling.

Raise the Roofs

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More than a dozen restaurants, an acclaimed local songwriter, one-of-a-kind artwork and plenty of equestrian-themed entertainment will greet attendees at the Fourth Annual “Raise the Roofs” on Saturday, August 15th at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm.

WILLIAMSON COUNTY FAIR

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The 20Franklin TN Williamson County Fair15 Williamson County Fair will be held August 7th through the 15th at the Williamson County Agricultural EXPO Park. Join us for a 9 days of fun, full of live entertainment, fair rides, food and much more!
For more information please visit Williamson County Fair.

The Fling: A City Farmhouse Pop-up Store

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City Farmhouse is super excited to announce The Fling — a City Farmhouse Monthly Pop-up STORE in downtown Franklin, Tennessee!

Join us at the Factory at Franklin on the second weekend each month, where we’ll offer a carefully curated selection of antique and vintage goods for Pop-up STORE shoppers.

NOTE: The City Farmhouse-Bridge Street location is not closing; it will remain open during normal business hours. This is a special monthly event for CFH lovers, and a fun way to bring in new and exciting treasures for y’all to enjoy.

August 13, 2015 – August 16, 2015. Preview Thursday from 5:00pm to 9:00pm, Friday and Saturday 9:00am to 6:00pm and Sunday 12 noon to 5:00pm.

For more information please visit The Fling.

WILLIAMSON COUNTY FAIR

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The 20Franklin TN Williamson County Fair15 Williamson County Fair will be held August 7th through the 15th at the Williamson County Agricultural EXPO Park. Join us for a 9 days of fun, full of live entertainment, fair rides, food and much more!
For more information please visit Williamson County Fair.

The Fling: A City Farmhouse Pop-up Store

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City Farmhouse is super excited to announce The Fling — a City Farmhouse Monthly Pop-up STORE in downtown Franklin, Tennessee!

Join us at the Factory at Franklin on the second weekend each month, where we’ll offer a carefully curated selection of antique and vintage goods for Pop-up STORE shoppers.

NOTE: The City Farmhouse-Bridge Street location is not closing; it will remain open during normal business hours. This is a special monthly event for CFH lovers, and a fun way to bring in new and exciting treasures for y’all to enjoy.

August 13, 2015 – August 16, 2015. Preview Thursday from 5:00pm to 9:00pm, Friday and Saturday 9:00am to 6:00pm and Sunday 12 noon to 5:00pm.

For more information please visit The Fling.

Modern Day Mary Poppins Enters Nashville Market

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Local Williamson county resident Tiffanie Kinder is the CEO and Founder of Nanny Connections (http://nannyconnections.com/). They have offices in Wisconsin, California, Chicago and recently entered the Nashville market. Kinder has over 19 years of experience, is on many advisory boards related to the nanny industry and is an expert in her field. Nashville is one of the top hot markets where there is an increased need for working families looking for childcare. Kinder is available to tell about the importance of using an agency and other trends in the industry. Nanny Connections provides relief knowing guidance and support are in place for working families. It is important to find the right fit and connection between the family and nanny.

ABOUT NANNY CONNECTIONS:

Since 1998, Nanny Connections has met the increasing demand for experienced and educated nannies, baby nurses and household managers. Our focus on customer service, dedication to detail and passion for establishing long-term, successful placements sets us apart from the competition. Our award winning agency continues to grow through direct referrals from our satisfied clientele and nannies.

 

Nanny Connections currently services Madison, Milwaukee, Nashville, Chicago and California (including all the surrounding suburbs). Our carefully chosen staff is committed to supporting professional in-home child care by:

·        Respecting the contributions of individuals and organizations involved in professional in-home child care

·        Maintaining high standards of professional conduct

·        Respecting and supporting families in their task of nurturing children

·        Promoting the social, emotional, intellectual and physical development of children

·        Supporting the lifelong process of personal growth and professional development

When:           Monday, August 17, 2015

Time:             1 p.m. arrival, 1:30 p.m. ceremony

Where:          9005 Overlook Blvd, Brentwood, TN 37027

COAST TO COAST BLUES NIGHT

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Mark Hummel, Charlie Baty and Anson Funderburgh Golden State Lone Star Revue. Sponsored by the Nashville Blues Society, this exciting double bill is a union of blues greats from across the country.

GOLDEN STATE LONE STAR REVUE

This new supergroup boasts harmonica legend Mark Hummel, Texas blues guitar hero Anson Funderburgh (Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets) and West Coast jump blues guitar virtuoso Charlie Batey (Little Charlie & the Nightcats), playing a blend of original songs and classics that set a high bar for musical excitement. Their collective name reflects this history-making union of outstanding veteran blues artists from the Lone Star State and California, two longtime bastions of the music. All three performers are Blues Music Award winners and among the most respected figures in contemporary blues today.

THE ANDY T — NICK NIXON BAND

The Nashville-based Andy T – Nick Nixon Band has quickly developed an international reputation for excellence in traditional blues, garnering a Blues Music Award nomination for their second album Livin’ It Up. California-born guitarist Andy T, a veteran of Smokey Wilson’s and Guitar Shorty’s bands, brings a pedigreed six-string approach stoked by the fires of T-Bone Walker and Albert Collins, among other guitar greats, to the fore, while veteran singer Nick Nixon, who emerged from Nashville’s Jefferson Street music scene in the 1960s and was signed to the historic Chess label, is a powerhouse whose voice can only be described as a force of nature. This show is a special album-release celebration for their new album Numbers Man, scheduled for August 28.

Please visit The Franklin Theatre for tickets and more information.