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Sumner Weekend: 5 Happenings This Weekend
By Andrea Hinds,
2024-07-25
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are 5 events in and near Sumner County!
A Night of Improv Comedy
Photo from Facebook Event
Saturday, July 2 7:30pm Hendersonville Performing Arts Company (HPAC) 260 W Main St, Hendersonville
Join HPAC for this PG, family-friendly event! This group is made up of improvisers who have trained and performed improv comedy all over the world.
What’s improv? It means that every part of the show is completely made up on the spot and based off of suggestions by the audience. Every word, sentence, and scene is unique and will never be performed again. Including the music and songs! Bring your family, friends, and neighbors and most importantly – be ready to laugh until you cry! If you came to the show last month, the great news is – every show is completely different!
Who’s ready for Christmas?! Join Half Batch Brewing this Saturday to raise money for Christmas 4 kids. This nonprofit organization has given the joy of Christmas to thousands of middle Tennessee children who might not otherwise experience it.
Come shop with some local vendors, eat some Andre’s BBQ, drink a local brew, and sing along to some Christmas Jams!
Christmas 4 Kids (a division of Christmas For Kids, Inc.) is a 501(c)-3 Non-Profit Organization that was created in 1982. For over 37 years, Christmas 4 Kids has given the joy of Christmas to thousands of Middle Tennessee children.
Celebrate The Station and Gallatin Roots: Rail, Agriculture, Music & More
Photo from Facebook Event
Saturday, July 27 11am – 2pm
117 W Main St, Gallatin
Enjoy a day of fun and celebrate The Station’s opening, as well as, Gallatin’s Roots with a showcase of rail, agriculture, music, and more!
This is a free and family-oriented event with live music, food trucks, animals, art, books, activities, and even some special guests.
Gallatin Public Library will be on site to help get the party started as well as Gregory Family Farms, Sumner County Museum, Keen School of Music, Bruster’s Ice Cream, and more!
Tom Petty Exhibit at Country Music Hall of Fame
photo courtesy of Country Music Hall of Fame
Country Music Hall of Fame 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S, Nashville
The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum unveiled a Tom Petty display highlighting how his southern roots shaped his music and his continued influence on new generations of country music artists. Tom Petty: Where I Come From features several western-themed artifacts from Petty’s wide-ranging and generation-defining career. The display is included with museum admission and runs through summer 2025.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member Petty believed his music straddled the American South, where he grew up, and Southern California, where he resided from 1974 until his death in 2017. Petty cited country-rock bands the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield and other Los Angeles-based groups as major inspirations for his music. Petty’s exhibit display supplements the museum’s current major exhibition, Western Edge: The Roots and Reverberations of Los Angeles Country-Rock, presented by City National Bank.
Thursday, July 25 – Sunday, July 28 Various locations in Gallatin Second Gen Graveyard will be hosting the inaugural “Tennessee Trans Am A-Rama” the weekend of July 25-28 2024.
The event is open to ALL vehicles regardless of make, model, or year. It’s all about having fun and sharing the love of cars.
All proceeds from the event will benefit the Gallatin Police Department “Shop With a Cop” program.
Enjoy cruising, car shows, drag racing, prizes, and new friends all in one weekend.
The preliminary schedule is: Thursday July 25th Check in Group dinner
Friday July 26th Scenic cruise and lunch Evening Downtown Takeover
Saturday July 27th Scenic cruise to a 1/8 mile drag strip. The event will have two hours of track time to get in as many passes as you like. Evening giant car show with live music and food trucks
Sunday July 28th First Responder pancake breakfast Mid day tour of Sumner County led by the Sheriff’s Dept
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