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Gallatin’s Annual Squarefest & Classic Car Show is held the last Saturday in April of each year. The event includes arts and crafts, live entertainment, a kids area and food vendors from throughout mid-south. Held on the historic downtown square, this event has become of signature event in the spring for Gallatin.
Crowd size has been estimated at over 12,000.
Anyone need additional information is asked to call the Greater Gallatin office at 615-452-5692.
The Hendersonville Rotary Club invites you to join us in saluting local Vietnam veterans on April 29th with a patriotic tribute to their service and sacrifices, and a family fish fry!
The stunning beauty of the famous Rock Castle grounds on Old Hickory Lake is the backdrop for Rotary’s first annual “Freedom Fry by the Lake”. This moving patriotic event will honor our military veterans, while feeding your family a hearty fish fry dinner with tasty hush puppies, slaw, and baked beans.
“Service Above Self” is the Rotary motto. Our signature “Freedom Fry” enables the Hendersonville Rotary Club to bring generous business executives and corporations together into a focused and coordinated event that will directly fund worthy local civic and charity organizations.
With your sponsorship support we look forward to making this year’s first annual “Freedom Fry by the Lake” a staple fundraiser to benefit our community for years to come!
For sponsorship & event details please visit: http://
King Jewelers is thrilled to expand our range of products by offering authentic vintage designer handbags. Enjoy champagne, cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres during this rare opportunity to view and purchase these exquisite handbags.
FEATURING VINTAGE BAGS FROM
HERMES, GUCCI, PRADA, CHANEL, LOUIS VUITTON
A world premiere production from Nashville Ballet company dancer and celebrated guest choreographer Christopher Stuart, “Seven Deadly Sins” follows one man’s journey as he is tempted by corrupt forces on his path to redemption. “Seven Deadly Sins” features all-new music written and played live by singer-songwriter collective Ten Out of Tenn with the Nashville Symphony. In “Appalachian Spring,” Nashville Ballet Artistic Director & CEO Paul Vasterling presents an abstract interpretation of Aaron Copland’s iconic score that explores the strength, tenacity and creative spirit of women.
A world premiere production from Nashville Ballet company dancer and celebrated guest choreographer Christopher Stuart, “Seven Deadly Sins” follows one man’s journey as he is tempted by corrupt forces on his path to redemption. “Seven Deadly Sins” features all-new music written and played live by singer-songwriter collective Ten Out of Tenn with the Nashville Symphony. In “Appalachian Spring,” Nashville Ballet Artistic Director & CEO Paul Vasterling presents an abstract interpretation of Aaron Copland’s iconic score that explores the strength, tenacity and creative spirit of women.
Enjoy music, mint juleps, wine, beer, soft drinks, heavy hors d’oeuvres, prizes, and fun as you watch the most exciting 2 minutes in sports at this beautiful antebellum plantation home which was a center of 19th century thoroughbred race horse breeding. Limited space, rain or shine.
Cheekwood will be participating in National Public Gardens Day by offering free admission to guests who present a coupon from the American Public Gardens Association website. This day will include garden tours, food trucks, music and more! Parking is $5 per car.
APGA website: https://publicgardens.org/programs/national-public-gardens-day/public-gardens
Free concert Friday, May 12th featuring Generation Worship! The concert will start at 6:30pm on Main Street in Portland, TN. This is a FREE event to help kick off the 76th Annual Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival. Bring your lawn chairs & join us for a great night of music & entertainment.
76th Annual Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival is Saturday, May 13, 2017. This year’s theme is “Berry Sweet Traditions.” This year we are excited to have Bucky Covington as our Grand Marshal for the parade! He will also be performing a free concert that night with fireworks to follow!
In the early 1900’s Portland’s big industry was “strawberries”. In addition to the large number of farms and agricultural businesses growing the country’s finest berries, there was a creating factory, a fruit processing plant, a canning factory, and a freezing facility producing strawberries for Breyers Ice Cream and other national brands.
During the peak of the strawberry business Portland would ship out 30 railroad cars a day. Portland started hosting the Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival in 1941, and that tradition continues today. Each year in mid-May the festival brings 30,000+ people together to celebrate the importance of the strawberry industry to Portland’s heritage.
Portland has become more industrialized over the past few decades, but we still have several local strawberry farmers who bring strawberries to sell at the Festival & have pick-your-own farms available in the area. We can’t predict what the strawberry crop will look like each year as the weather plays a huge factor in the size of the strawberry crop, but our community still celebrates together each May the importance strawberries have on our town’s heritage.
We hope you will join us this year to celebrate! The Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival provides an opportunity for people to travel to Portland to enjoy the events, the food, the community and the small-town feel of Portland with family & friends.
The Vol State Cap and Gown Ride is a fun day of biking for cyclists of all abilities, with three different scenic routes: 61 mile 33 mile and 15 mile. The entry fee raises money for adult student scholarships.
Volunteer State Community College is hosting a day of bicycling fun for the fourth year in a row, but now under the title “The Vol State Cap and Gown Ride.” Why the name change? It’s clear that having more adults with college degrees is critical for the state of Tennessee to continue to grow economically. The Governor calls the effort the “Drive to 55.” The goal is to have 55 percent of adult Tennesseans equipped with a college degree or certificate by the year 2025.
That’s the new focus for the Vol State Cap and Gown Ride. The call to action for the riders is simple: Encourage a friend to get their college degree.