Homeowners in Franklin can plan a fall patio upgrade using a guide from The Concrete Gentlemen that explains how to expand dining zones, integrate fire features and coordinate stamped finishes for outdoor gatherings during cooler weather.
The guide prepares spaces for football watch parties, family dinners and holiday events.
Today the Photo of the Day features a snapshot of the Country Music Hall of Fame by Justin Cook as part of a local series inviting photo submissions.
Floating Leaf Entertainment has joined Red Light Management to expand support for country music artists, adding new opportunities to the music scene.
Ascend Amphitheater will host its free Veterans Day event on Wednesday, Nov.
11 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. for veterans, service members and families, featuring live music (Warren Haynes, Danny Worsnop, Craig Campbell, Darryl Worley, Lewis Brice and Fort Campbell’s Military Rock and Roll), fitness activities and giveaways.
Patty Bearden received the AgeWell Middle Tennessee 2026 Sage Award on Oct.
1 for nearly 30 years of community service in Franklin, working with local businesses, schools and nonprofits (including her long-term role at the Franklin Rotary Club).
Middle Tennessee Electric names Ryan King as chief external relations officer, effective Nov.
2. King has worked in government affairs + community relations at the agriculture department and electric cooperatives, and he will manage communications with officials and community groups.
The Nashville Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market will run on Saturday, Oct.
24 (10 am–8 pm) and Sunday, Oct. 25 (12 pm–6 pm) at CoolSprings Galleria in Franklin, offering local vendors, handmade goods, seasonal décor, and Halloween treats for families.
Today, Williamson County spotlights its Photo of the Day featuring the Country Music Hall of Fame museum’s Poets and Prophets interview with songwriter Pat McLaughlin — locals are invited to submit their own photos with a brief description and name.
Many farms across Middle Tennessee offer fun fall attractions like corn mazes, hayrides and pumpkin patches.
In Franklin, families can visit Gentry Farm until November 2 to enjoy a seasonal tradition celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary with farm games and pumpkin picking.
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