Movie Night: Frozen at Breeden’s Orchard
A Friday-night family movie on the farm featuring Frozen. Bring a blanket or chair and dress warm.
A Friday-night family movie on the farm featuring Frozen. Bring a blanket or chair and dress warm.
A drive-through show of millions of synchronized LED lights set to Christmas music, with a Santa's Village and petting zoo. It runs nightly Nov 7 through Jan 3, Sun-Thu 5-10 pm and Fri-Sat 5-11 pm, rain or shine.
Songs, rhymes and board books for babies 8 months to 2 years and their caregivers. A short, cheerful Tuesday routine that builds early language skills.Where: Mt. Juliet-Wilson County Public Library, 2765 N Mt. Juliet Rd (lower-level meeting room), Mt. Juliet, Tenn.Details and any registration: event page.
Drop in any time during the window to make an age-appropriate craft for kindergarten through 3rd grade. Supplies are provided.
A classroom-style science series in the library's lower-level activity room, aimed at homeschoolers fourth grade and up, with adults welcome. A second session runs at 1 p.m.
It starts with a talk about the planets, constellations and star clusters, then families cross the bridge to the viewing field to look through telescopes as darkness falls. Bring chairs or blankets, warm layers and a red flashlight.Where: Cedars of Lebanon State Park Nature Center, 856 WPA Rd, Lebanon, Tenn.Details and any registration: event page.
The unofficial start of Mt. Juliet's local holiday season. Free. Details and updates: read our full guide on MtJuliet.com.
Middle Tennessee's newest Veterans Day tradition steps off in downtown Murfreesboro, about 35 minutes from home, and the whole region is invited. The inaugural Rutherford County Veterans Day Parade steps off at 10 a.m. on Saturday, November 14, 2026 in downtown Murfreesboro. The parade begins near the intersection of Main Street and Baird Lane and …
A free holiday afternoon at the vendor market with Santa on hand for pictures. Bring the kids and shop local vendors.
Farm favorites and campfires through golden hour and into the evening, 4 to 9 p.m., with the orchard as the backdrop.A calmer, later-season option once the October rush is over.