Just south of Nashville in Williamson County, there are four different parades to get you in the holiday spirit!
Williamson County, Tennessee Christmas Parades
***All times and dates were correct at the time of publication and are subject to change. Check your specific location before you head out!***
Franklin – Saturday December 3, 2022 @ 2PM (Map)
The Franklin Kiwanis Christmas Parade is a gift to the city of Franklin from the Kiwanis Club of Historic Downtown Franklin. Winding through the streets of downtown Franklin, the parade is a celebration of the holidays and the official welcome of Santa Claus to Franklin.
Spring Hill – Saturday December 10, 2022 @ 5PM (Map)
The 2022 Kiwanis Spring Hill Christmas Parade will be held on December 10th, 2022. The parade will start at 5:00pm. The theme this year is “Electric Boogaloo – 80’s Theme”.
The parade will begin on Main St at Spring Hill Elementary and Toone Prados St. Floats will enter Main Street and travel north. They will then turn left onto Beechcroft Rd and then travel to Evans park where they will take a left to unload and tear down within the park.
Leiper’s Fork – Saturday December 17, 2022 @ 2PM (Map) — *DATE CHANGE DUE TO RAIN
This is the OFFICIAL Leiper’s Fork Christmas Parade Event!
The Leiper’s Fork Christmas Parade is the Wackiest parade in this area! We have tractors, old cars & trucks, beautiful floats, cute floats, wacky floats, people dressed in crazy costumes, pigs, dogs, horses, donkeys, mules, horse & buggies, chuck wagons, horse drawn wagons & of course……………. SANTA!!
Come join us for this day of super fun and Leiper’s Fork Country Charm!
IMPORTANT: COME EARLY!! The parade begins at 2pm and the only road thru the village closes just before 2pm and will not reopen until the parade ends.
Nolensville – Sunday December 4, 2022 @ 4PM
The Hometown Holiday Parade will be held Sunday, December 4, 2022 at 4:00 p.m Staging will start on Johnson Industrial Blvd., and the parade will end at Nolensville Town Hall. Following the parade, citizens are invited for a special evening at Town Hall with a special visit from Mr. & Mrs. Claus, food trucks, spreading of holiday cheer and our tree lighting starting at 5:15 p.m.
In partnership with the Nolensville Food Pantry and Mill Creek Middle School, the Town of Nolensville is accepting non-perishable items, household items, and personal goods.
Do you know of any parades we have missed? Drop us the information in the comments and we will add it to our list. Find more local Christmas and holiday parades in Middle Tennessee and check out our Christmas Guide, full of all kinds of holiday ideas for fun.
