Calendar of Events

Using personal effects of soldiers, "How the West was Won and Lost" traces the major conflicts of 1862.  Accounts from both soldiers and civilians illustrate the confusion and fear of war in the homeland.  Accompanying the exhibitions will be lectures by renowned historians. 

Lively medieval festival featuring minstrels, gallants, armored knights, jousting comes alive with the bustle of a Renaissance Marketplace. Over 60 skilled Artisians from all over the country display their wares from silks to swords, gems to jewels. Flavors, aromas and tastes of specialty foods and drinks greet the festival-goer. Hear the sounds of Renaissance musicians and merrymakers as they echo through the trees. Color, movement, and peals of laughter welcome those who thrill to the challenges of games of skill.
The festival is easily accessible from I-24, I-65, or I-840. Take Highway 96 to Triune, follow the "Renaissance Festival" signs. Just 25 miles south of Nashville.

Annual Franklin Rodeo features today's top PRCA cowboys and cowgirls as they compete on some of the best livestock in the PRCA. So grab your boots and hat and head on over to Franklin for all the action and fun at this year's Rodeo.

Events Include: Bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, calf roping, mutton busting, calf scramble, barrel racing and bull riding.

Come out to the Franklin Art Scene First Friday Art Crawl in the historic district of Franklin. Featuring art galleries and artists throughout the downtown area, the Franklin Art Scene provides both the novice and professional art admirer the opportunity to see many genres of art in a historic setting.

The trolley rides, wonderful charm of our shop and gallery owners, live music, and refreshment make this an event you will want on your calendar the first Friday of every month! Be "Seen at the Scene"! 

Get the $5 wristband and ride the Franklin Trolley route with stops at participating locations.
Music and refreshments will be provided at various locations.

Visit us online for a list of participating locations, FranklinArtScene.com.

The effects of Federal occupation on the city of Nashville are studied in "A Forced Union," accompanied by weapons, personal items, and accounts illustrating the struggles of both the occupying army and the civilian population.

Accompanying the exhibitions will be lectures by renowned historians.  

Music in the Vines will be live music outside in The Courtyard every weekend April through mid December.
Music will range between Acoustic Singer/Songwriter, Jazz, Folk, Bluegrass and will include both cover and original songs. The event is free and we do not take reservations. Bring a picnic, enjoy a bottle of our wine and take in a relaxed evening of music. Feel free to listen casually as you catch up with friends and family while visiting Arrington Vineyards. 
April: Saturdays only. Beginning in May: Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Enjoy home grown goodness at the Farmer's Market at the Factory. Nearly 100 vendors with fresh produce, cheeses, herbs, flowers and crafters!  All of the "staples" you need will be there and then some! Thanks for your support of the best "producer only" market in Tennessee!