The Top Local Fall Events in Middle Tennessee
Now that the leaves are changing and that the temperatures […]
Now that the leaves are changing and that the temperatures are less oppressive, now’s the perfect time for a fun and social media-worthy Fall outing. Here’s a list of safe outdoor activities all around the Nashville area for you and your family to enjoy:
Bottom View Farm Annual Fall Festival
The famous Portland, Tennessee strawberry farm will hold its annual fall festival from September 26 through Halloween, from 8:00am to 4:00pm daily. Your kids can get a realistic look at what life on a working farm is like as well as enjoy countless attractions like hay and train rides, slides, pedal tractors, live animals, an ice cream parlor, and the world’s longest rolled-hay maze!
Donut Fest Nashville
There’s no sweeter way to enjoy a Sunday afternoon than enjoying a well-curated selection of donuts and beer (for the adults). The event will be held on October 11 in downtown Nashville. General Admission passes grant you donut samples from each station as well as non-alcoholic beverage samples, a photobooth and a donut eating contest. A VIP ticket allows you early entry, a goody bag, and prize giveaways!
Cheekwood Harvest
Nashville’s preeminent botanical garden is celebrating Autumn in the most beautiful way. A stroll through the gardens will find oaks, maples, dogwoods, and other trees greeting you with fall colors as well as plenty of pumpkin displays. Tickets for non-members are $19 for adults and free for kids, and the fall exhibition will run through November 1.
37th Annual Pumpkinfest
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County is holding its 37th Pumpkinfest in downtown Franklin on October 24. The event, which is considered Middle Tennessee’s largest family fall festival, includes costume contests for pets and people, hundreds of craft and food vendors, pumpkin patch photo ops, and live entertainment.
