Faith of Franklin
Franklin Walking Tours Franklin UMC 148 5th Ave. S, FranklinThis walking tour explores Franklin’s first communities of faith, visiting several historic churches still standing.
$15 – $20
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No matter what time of year you visit, there’s no shortage of things to do in Franklin! From annual street festivals to unforgettable music events, come experience the warmth of Franklin’s Southern hospitality for yourself.
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Sunday Live Jazz
Amendment XVIII Cocktail Club 317 Main Street, FranklinJoin us every Sunday night from 5pm to 8pm at Amendment XVIII Cocktail Club for live jazz. Immerse yourself in the smooth, soulful sounds of local jazz musicians while sipping […]
Free
Thursday Singer/Songwriter Night
Amendment XVIII Cocktail Club 317 Main Street, FranklinExperience the best of local talent every Thursday night from 7pm to 9pm at Amendment XVIII Cocktail Club. Our Singer-Songwriter Night showcases up-and-coming artists as they perform original songs in […]
Free
We Built This County: Pioneer Families of Williamson County and Franklin
Williamson County Public Library 1314 Columbia Avenue, FranklinAn exhibit about the pioneer families of Williamson County.
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Williamson 225: One County, Many Voices
Williamson County Archives and Museum 611 W Main St, FranklinWilliamson County Archives and Museum is proud to present Williamson 225: One County, Many Voices. This special exhibition features original Williamson County artifacts and records that highlight important stories from […]
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Williamson 225: One County. Many Voices.
Williamson County Archives and Museum 611 W Main St, FranklinWilliamson County Archives and Museum is excited to present: Williamson 225. One County. Many Voices. This new exhibition will debut in October, as part of our community wide celebration of […]
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Battle of Franklin Trust Community Talk: Marching Home
This one-hour Community Talk Marching Home: Union Veterans and Their Unending Civil War by guest speaker/author, Brian Matthew Jordan, PhD marks not only the 225th anniversary of the City of Franklin, but also marks 160th anniversary of the Battle of Franklin. When Franklin was founded in 1799, little did she or any of her citizens expect in just 62 years they would be asked to choose sides and fight for the future of this nation. At 63 have the United States build a fortification, and at 65 have the Battle of Franklin crash into and through this small town. Dr.
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