A songwriters-in-the-round night inside Columbia’s restored-church landmark on South High Street, featuring three legendary writers — Aaron Barker, Karen Staley, and Gary Chapman — who between them penned some of the biggest hits in country and contemporary Christian music. They play the songs and tell the stories behind them. Showtime and tickets at the link.
Live music on the Puckett’s stage on the Columbia square. No cover, tips appreciated; dinner reservations at 931-490-4550.
Spring Hill Parks & Rec rolls out a free outdoor movie night at Evans Park with a screening of “Cars.” Arrive around 8 PM; the film starts at dark. Bring blankets and lawn chairs — the Lions Club runs concessions.
Every Saturday morning at the Riverwalk Park pavilion, rain or shine — regional farms and makers with seasonal produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, and flowers. June is peak season, so go early and go hungry.
Spring Hill’s Saturday market on Old Military Road — 20 to 30 vendors with farm-fresh produce, meat, eggs, honey, flowers, baked goods, and crafts. 11 AM to 2 PM on the farm.
An all-day benefit for the Maury County Animal Shelter at The Mulehouse. The day kicks off at 11 AM with local shopping, food trucks, and family activities; live concerts begin at 6 PM. Come for the dogs, stay for the music. Details at the link.
A free, all-ages evening of live acoustic music from local players at Harvey Park, with food trucks on site. Bring a chair or a blanket and settle in. Starts at 5 PM.
Live music on the Puckett’s stage on the square. No cover, tips appreciated; dinner reservations at 931-490-4550.
Columbia marks a decade of its Juneteenth Celebration with a free afternoon at Riverwalk Park — live music, food, and shopping from local vendors, plus family fun, all honoring a powerful piece of American history. 2 to 8 PM, free to all.