The John P. Holt Brentwood Library will host a teen open mic night on Saturday, Jan. 22, from 6-8 p.m.
After postponing in 2021, organizers of the annual Art from the Heart fundraiser for Art Helps Cancer have decided to host an online art auction this year with a chance to view 60 pieces in person at Happenchance Social Lounge in Nolensville.
My Friend’s House Family & Children’s Services has announced the 18th annual Mardi Gras Ball fundraiser will be on Saturday, Feb. 12, at Embassy Suites Cool Springs in Franklin.
The Artist Guild of Nolensville will host a photo walk on Saturday, Jan. 8, to pay tribute to the late Sue Henry, a gifted local photographer who passed away in 2021.
The Nashville Lawn and Garden Show will return to The Fairgrounds Nashville Expo Center Thursday, March 3 through Sunday, March 6.
While the world reeled from a global pandemic, local high schooler Riya Narayan, 16, spent the past year enriching the lives of assisted living community members across the globe.
The Williamson County Performing Arts Center at Academy Park and Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department (WCPR) announced audition times for “Nunsense,” the first theatrical performance produced entirely by the Williamson County Performing Arts Center.
Studio Tenn announced on Wednesday it has canceled the remainder of its performances of “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” due to breakthrough cases of COVID-19 in the theatre company.
Those walking into downtown Franklin's Five Points Post Office at 2 p.m. on Wednesday might have been surprised to hear the elegant notes of a violin over the punch of stamps and folding of letters.
Leiper’s Creek Gallery recently celebrated its 20th anniversary with a visit from Anne Pope, executive director of the Tennessee Arts Commission.
What a difference a day makes.
The 36th annual Dickens of a Christmas was moved to just a single day Sunday after poor weather Saturday, but that didn’t cancel the holiday spirit in downtown Franklin.
The Kiwanis Club of Historic Downtown Franklin has hosted plenty of fantastic Franklin Christmas parades over the past few decades, but this year’s seemed a little more special.
The community gathered to celebrate the 23rd annual lighting of Brentwood’s Christmas tree at Brighten Brentwood, held at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library Monday.
The town of Nolensville kicked off the holiday season Sunday evening with the town’s first holiday parade.
The city of Franklin lit the giant tree standing at the center of downtown’s public square on Friday for the 2021 Christmas Tree Lighting on the Square ceremony, spreading Christmas cheer to thousands.
The Franklin Art Scene returned to downtown Franklin Friday night, coinciding with the 2021 Christmas Tree Lighting on the Square ceremony, and featured an array of local artists and craftsmen spread throughout local downtown businesses.
Local students will help Nashville Ballet make its triumphant return to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center stage this holiday season as part of the youth cast for “Nashville’s Nutcracker.”
Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and powerful vocalist Patrick Thomas will perform Christmas music at the Franklin Theatre Monday at 7 p.m.
The Franklin Art Scene will have a holiday feel Friday.
The Franklin Kiwanis Christmas Parade will be back with a few changes on Saturday, Dec. 4.
The town of Nolensville is gearing up for a big holiday season.
Downtown Franklin is gearing up for two full days of Victorian and Dickens-inspired celebrations at the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s 36th annual Dickens of a Christmas event.
Santa Claus is on his way to the CoolSprings Galleria mall.
The city of Brentwood has announced the date and time for Brighten Brentwood: The 23rd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting.
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