Factory at Franklin
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Factory at Franklin
Built circa 1929, The historic Factory is a complex of 11 depression-era factory buildings which have been renovated into one of
GROUPS: Groups enjoy The Factory as a shopping stop with lunch or dinner at Mojo's Tacos or MAFIAoZA's Pizzeria & Neighborhood Pub.
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Factory at Franklin
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May
08
9 to 5: The Musical, takes the Jamison Theater stage this season as the 19/20 season finale! Based on the 1980 hit movie starring Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda and Dolly Parton, 9 to 5: The Musical follows...
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Feb
07
Studio Tenn is bringing back the quintessentially Southern classic, Steel Magnolias to the Jamison Theatre in the Factory at Franklin with Robert Harling’s beloved play about the hope, healing and...
Feb
01
Enjoy homegrown delights at the Franklin 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...
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