FUN EVENTS AROUND FRANKLIN THIS MONTH

Whether you’re looking for an adults-only outing, kid-friendly adventures, or an activity the whole family can enjoy, you’ve got plenty of options this month. You’ll find four suggestions below, but check out VisitFranklin.com for even more events to choose from.

BOURBON & BUBBLES FEST – APRIL 9, 4-8 PM

Come to The Park at Harlinsdale Farm to sample Bourbon, Spirits, Wine, and all kinds of Bubbles at this adults-only (21+) event. Tickets include admission into the event, a souvenir cup, all beverage samples and access to live music. Food from area restaurants will be available to purchase. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Friends of Franklin Parks. Tickets and additional information here.

EASTER EGG HUNT IN BRENTWOOD – APRIL 16, 1-2 PM

Bring the kids to the John P. Holt Brentwood Library at 1:00 p.m. to meet the Easter Bunny, guess how many Jelly Beans are in the jar, and hunt for eggs starting promptly at 1:30. Bring your own camera! It all happens in the field between Lipscomb Elementary and the library. Parking is available at the library, the Brentwood Civitan parking Lot, and River Park.

MAIN STREET FESTIVAL – APRIL 23-24, 10 AM – 6 PM

Image: Heritage Foundation of Williamson County

It’s that time again! Consistently listed among the top 20 events in the Southeast by the Southeast Tourism Society, The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County, TN’s Main Street Festival will be celebrating its 38th anniversary in 2022. This highly-anticipated, annual tradition held in the historic downtown of Franklin is expected to attract 85,000+ visitors. You can expect some 200 high-quality ats and crafts vendors, superb entertainment, great food, and fun for the entire family.

FAMILY CAMP OUT AT OWL’S HILL – APRIL 23-24, 4:30 PM – 8:30 AM

A family overnight camping experience at Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary! Activities include a marshmallow roast, owl presentation, guided night hike, take-home craft and a light breakfast Sunday morning. Bring your own tent, s’mores fixin’s and camping chairs. They recommend eating dinner prior to arrival or coming early and bringing a picnic dinner to eat at Owl’s Hill. Ages 6+. Get details here.