Join us for a special evening that will include dinner and discussions about the McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Speakers include Eric A. Jacobson, Nancy Bassett, and Rod Heller. Tickets are limited and are on sale now. All proceeds benefit the McGavock Confederate Cemetery Corporation and The Battle of Franklin Trust. Click here for more information or to purchase tickets.
Cheer on our Nashville Sounds!
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.
For more information or questions, call (615) 794-0998 or email mindy@franklintomorrow.org.
Photo by Macey Baird.
Join Gratidude Ranch and S.A.F.E. for an evening filled with delicious eats and paired wines. Chris Carmack also known as “Will” from the TV show Nashville will be among the guests in attendance. There will be live music and a silent auction to benefit S.A.F.E. For tickets and to learn more visit safehouseforall.org.
Soak up the sunshine with family and friends and enjoy FREE daytime music and activities throughout downtown Nashville during CMA Fest. With seven free stages, you’re certain to see a variety of artists from legends to the latest up-and-comers. Vendors line The Buckle on historic Broadway, waiting to hand out product and food samples, play games and give away freebies. Hang out all day, or come and go as you please!
It’s National Garden Week. Kids can enjoy hands-on activities for the garden!
Bring your blankets, chairs, picnics, families and friends for the Crockett Park Concert Series in Brentwood. Concerts take place on Sundays starting on June 7, and ending on July 12. Admission is free. The lineup this season includes the following: The Nashville Symphony, Groove Addiction, South Street Players, The WannaBeatles and Who’s Bad: Michael Jackson Tribute Band. For more details visit brentwood-tn.org.
The Williamson County Fair, Williamson County’s largest event delivers a highly unique, highly sought after demographic in a very fun, approachable environment. The Williamson County Fair’s exposure reaches throughout Middle Tennessee with media exposure reaching all the way from Northern Alabama all the way to Southern Kentucky. The Williamson County Fair’s primary reach is the 200,000 people who live in Williamson County with the Fair’s secondary reach being the Metropolitan Nashville MSA (the largest metropolitan statistical area in the state) with approximately 1.8 million residents.
Williamson County is Tennessee’s most affluent, most educated, and healthiest county in the state. Ranked as the 17th most affluent county in America by Forbes Magazine. Additionally, Money Magazine continues to rank Williamson County’s largest city, Franklin, as one of the Best Places to Live in America as well as one of the Best Places to Retire. With a robust housing market, confident job forecasts and ambitious plans for new developments, Williamson County’s longtime status as one of the region’s hottest areas and currently rank #1 as the state’s fastest growing county show no signs of slowing down.
Williamson County has over 6,000 local industry employers call Williamson County home, including the corporate headquarters for 40 companies. 12 of the 25 largest publicly traded companies in the Nashville region are in Williamson County, including #1, #5, and #7 of the top 10. As you can see, Williamson County is booming and the Fair’s success mirrors that growth. We would love it if your company or organization would come grow with us!
Twice each year, Nashville Originals member restaurants offer special menu items and deals that you won’t want to miss! The next event is set for Monday, August 24, through Sunday, August 30, 2015. Click the restaurant below to view each unique #NashvilleRestaurantWeek menu from the previous Restaurant Week (eateries listed in alphabetical order).
55 South • Alegria • Boundr’y • The Bunganut Pig • Cabana • Caffe Nonna (Lunch and Dinner) • Chago’s Cantina • Copper Kettle (Franklin and Nashville) • Cork & Cow • Cross Corner Bar & Grill • Crow’s Nest • Elliston Place Soda Shop • Fido • Finezza Italian Bistro • Fleet Street Pub • Flyte World Dining and Wine • Germantown Cafe • GRAY’S on Main • Holland House • Jackson’s • Jimmy Kelly’s Steakhouse • MAFIAoZA’S • Martin’s BBQ • McCabe Pub • Mere Bulles • Midtown Cafe (Lunch) • Midtown Cafe (Dinner) • Nonna’s Pizzeria and Wine Bar • Noshville Delicatessen (Green Hills and Midtown) • Peg Leg Porker • The Pineapple Room at Cheekwood • Pizza Perfect • PM • Provence Breads & Cafe • Puckett’s Boat House • Puckett’s Gro. & Restaurant (5th & Church) • Puckett’s Gro. & Restaurant (Franklin) • Red Pony • The Row • Rumours East • Saffire • Salsa • Silly Goose • Sole Mio • South Street • Suzy Wong’s House of Yum • Table 3 (Lunch and Dinner) • Tin Angel • Urban Grub • Valentino’s Ristorante • Watermark Restaurant • Wild Iris • The Yellow Porch
Some restaurants are still developing their specials. More menus coming soon.