Ready to go fishing? Residents of Middle Tennessee have so many options for places to fish. The Cumberland River, Percy Priest Lake, Old Hickory Lake and Stones River are the major bodies of water in our area but there are lots of smaller creeks and ponds perfect to drop your line. I’m sure most serious …
Pledge to spend May 15th, 2021 outside in one of the many local outdoor spaces and join in the National Park Trust’s Annual Kids to Parks Day. There are lots of outdoor fun options in Nashville including dozens of green spaces and parks to get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. Register your family to …
There are lots of “Pick Your Own” opportunities all over the Nashville area to get your little farmers out to harvest. From apples to zucchini it’s all available right here in the Nashville Metro area. Use our up to date – 2021 (yes, we called all the farmers! ) list to fill your fridge this …
Celebrate Mom this month at Mother’s Day events scheduled in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Summer brings fresh produce to Nashville and the arrival of weekly Farmers Markets all over Nashville and Middle Tennessee. (Cheatham, Davidson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, Wilson). Want to pick your own produce instead? We will have an up-to-date list of farms in Middle Tennessee to go picking too! . Cheatham County Ashland City Farmers Market (Map) Season …
Spring Festivals in April It’s finally time for some April Spring festivals. A festival is a great way to spend a weekend. They are usually free to attend and the venues are almost always an awesome outdoor location. Some of them may be a bit off the beaten path but don’t let that stop …
Whether winter has been mild or harsh, my family is always ready for Spring! There’s plenty of family fun in April as the festival season gets started (it won’t end until November!) and outdoor activities fill our calendar. Pack your umbrella when you head out because our unpredictable weather generally continues until May. Find Some …