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The Sumner County Tourism Center is hosting the 6th Annual Home Tour of Sumner County on Saturday, September 30, 2017, from noon to 5pm. Some of Sumner County’s most beautiful homes located in Gallatin will be open to the public for viewing. The event benefits the Women’s Council of Realtors, Habitat for Humanity, and Mary’s Magical Place.
Main Street Festival is an annual event in downtown Gallatin. Though it is the older of our two events, it has grown in size to over 200 vendors and in excess of 25,000 visitors! The Main Street Festival is a rain or shine event. Gallatin’s Annual Main Street Festival on October 7, 2017 is in it’s 34th year and has become a destination the first Saturday in October for not only the community but for our vendors.
We are the host for over 200 arts, crafts, non-profit and a few commercial vendors, have local entertainment performing throughout the day on our two stages, have a large children’s area and a food and eating area for the community to purchase something to eat and sit and enjoy the event.
Tours begin at 4:00 p.m. with the last tour scheduled to step off at 8:00 p.m., however we will go past 8:00 if necessary. Tickets are $10 for adults and children ages 10 and up. Children under 10 are free. Tickets are available online through our Facebook page. They are also available at the Sumner County Museum, the Gallatin Chamber of Commerce, and Perkins Drugs starting September 8th.
A rain out date is set for Saturday, October 14th. Times for the rain date to be determined.
The purpose of the Sumner County Museum is to preserve for the future the history of the past and present. There are loads and loads of items on display for those of you who are interested in museums and/or history or both. The displays include pioneer days, tinsmith shop, blacksmith shop, textile – from cotton to loom, music, photography, clothing, etc. It is worth a trip to see what’s here. Be sure to have a time period put aside when you want to come and make sure it’s long enough to see everything that you can.
Please join us for our 6th Annual Fall Dessert Fest. All proceeds raised will go to Homer Bradley’s Fall Ride for Food which benefits the Sumner County Food Bank. This is a fun event and a great way to support a worthy cause. I would love your participation! We are in need of silent auction items if you are interested in donating something. Please just let me know and we can work out the details. We need all auction items by Monday, October 9, please.
Saturday, October 21, 2017 – House on Haunted Hill Costume Party
Presented by HolidayFestTN & Benefitting Salvus Center, Inc. @ The Monthave Arts and Cultural Center
1017 Antebellum Circle, Hendersonville, TN
7PM to Midnight
Best Costume Contest | Food | Music | Dancing
Kids dress in your favorite costume and join us for our Jack O’ Lantern Jubilee
Activities include:
Games
Face Painting
Balloon Artist
Obstacle Course
Pumpkin Picture Op
Character Meet & Greet
Pumpkin Decorating (1st 250 kids)
Animal Tales (Live Animal Show & Tell) Show from 2:00-2:45 pm
and More!
Event will be located in the Sears Parking Lot to the right of the Food Court
Did she or didn’t she? Viewers will judge for themselves when Lizzie Borden’s real-life double homicide case of 1892 hauntingly unfolds on stage this Halloween. Acquitted for the brutal ax murders of her father and stepmother, Lizzie Borden’s notorious courtroom trial remains one of the most controversial and sensationalized in American history. Nashville Ballet’s gripping interpretation takes audiences into the mind of the woman embroiled in the scandal to show that there may be more to the story than previously thought. “Lizzie Borden” will be complemented by the world premiere of “The Raven” inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s famous poem.
The Phoenix Club of Nashville is celebrating Music City’s love of food and spirits by hosting their 17th Annual Taste of Nashville event fundraiser. The original and longest running food festival in Nashville is taking place right downtown at Rocketown on 4th Ave. South on Friday, October 27 from 7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Sponsored by Pinnacle, Taste of Nashville will feature bites and drinks from some of Nashville’s top restaurants, breweries, distilleries and pastry chefs that make Music City a Southern culinary hub.
General admission tickets are $70, while a limited number of VIP tickets are available for $100. The VIP Experience includes more comfortable seating, easy access to the bar and a premium selection of spirits and beer. All guests will have the opportunity to sample delicious small plate menu items and specialty cocktails from Nashville favorites including Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse, Nama Sushi Bar and Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery, along with over 30 additional restaurants and bars. The event will also feature live entertainment from Nashville band Them Vibes, giving attendees a fun night to remember all while giving back to a good cause.
All of the proceeds raised from the event will benefit The Phoenix Club’s growing list of partner organizations including the Boys & Girls Club of Middle Tennessee, Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee, W.O. Smith Music School and Barefoot Republic Camp.
The Phoenix Club’s mission is to positively impact the lives of disadvantaged youth in Middle Tennessee by raising funds for these local nonprofits in social settings, while molding their members into leaders and philanthropists within the community.
Food, vendors, games, prizes, rides, haunted house, auction
Lots of fun for all ages!!!