Events

Downtown Columbia fills with craft vendors, young entrepreneurs, food trucks, local shops, a game zone, and live music from the main stage and buskers around the square.

A free community evening of swing and big band favorites at Riverwalk Park. Bring a chair and enjoy the music by the river.

The Wentzel Brothers Band brings high-energy rock and roll to Puckett’s Guitar and Cadillac Hall. Doors open at 8 PM and the show begins at 8:30 PM.

The second annual race honors Will Spiess and supports King’s Daughters’ School, Maury County Special Olympics, and Best Buddies of Tennessee. The 5K begins at 8 AM and the 1-mile trot begins at 9 AM. Registration prices include processing fees.

Shop local produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, flowers, honey, and handmade items at the year-round Saturday market.

Spring Hill’s Saturday farm market features local produce, makers, food vendors, and a relaxed afternoon on the farm.

Honor veterans and local heroes at this annual breakfast. This year’s keynote speaker is Dean Wegner, a U.S. Army veteran, West Point graduate, former Army Ranger, and founder of Authentically American.

Watershed Public Theatre presents a free outdoor retelling of Cyrano. Food trucks open at 6:00 PM, pre-show entertainment begins at 6:45 PM, and the play starts at 7:30 PM. Bring a chair or blanket.

Shop local produce, food, and goods at Spring Hill’s weekly farmers market, held Saturdays through October.

Columbia celebrates its Fruit Tea Capital claim with tastings, competitions, craft and bakery vendors, food trucks, games, live music, and an official city proclamation. Ticket and competition details are available at the source link.

Enjoy live music, dinner, ranch tours, horse demonstrations, a silent auction, line dancing, crafts, games, and a bale bucking contest. RSVP and waiver are required. Suggested donation is $20 per person or $50 per family, with dinner included. Proceeds support the ranch’s free equine mentoring programs.

Watershed Public Theatre presents a free outdoor retelling of Cyrano. Food trucks open at 6:00 PM, pre-show entertainment begins at 6:45 PM, and the play starts at 7:30 PM. Bring a chair or blanket.

Come as you are for an evening of worship and rest at The Mulehouse. Check the source link for admission details and updates.

Join Maury Alliance on the patio at Southern Tre Steakhouse for its monthly networking mixer for growth-minded women across Maury County and the surrounding area. Registration details are at the source link.

Tripp’s ACE Hardware is hosting its third annual lunch honoring local police officers, firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers, and other first responders. Admission details are available from the source link.

Workout Anytime Columbia is partnering with the American Cancer Society and Blood Assurance for vendors, games, food, prizes, a raffle, and a community blood drive. Blood donors receive socks.

Watershed Public Theatre presents Cyrano at Riverwalk Park. Gates and food trucks open at 6:00 PM, preshow entertainment begins at 6:45 PM, and the play begins at 7:30 PM. Bring a blanket or lawn chair. Donations are encouraged.

Hidden Bee Animal Rescue opens its annual pumpkin patch with food trucks, pumpkins, animals, games, hay rides, and family activities. The patch continues through November 1. Admission details are available from the source link.

Hidden Gem Farmers Market features local produce, makers, and food every Saturday through October. Admission is free.

The final night of Watershed Public Theatre’s outdoor production of Cyrano at Riverwalk Park. Gates and food trucks open at 6:00 PM, preshow entertainment begins at 6:45 PM, and the play begins at 7:30 PM. Bring a blanket or lawn chair. Donations are encouraged.

Graymere Church of Christ is hosting a Blood Assurance drive to help supply local hospitals with blood products. Donors receive cabin socks.

Maury Alliance hosts a public forum with the candidates running for Columbia mayor. Doors open at 5:00 PM and the forum begins at 5:30 PM. Wil Evans will moderate.

Tour The Mulehouse while enjoying curated tastings, signature cocktails, live music, and conversations with local wedding professionals. RSVP through the source link. A grand prize package is valued at up to $10,000.

Scott Sean White, Adam James and Gary Chapman perform hit songs and share the stories behind them. Ticket details are available through the source link.

Volunteers can clean the Duck River by boat or work on foot at an access area. Check-in is at the Riverwalk Park boat ramp. Lunch is provided, and Tennessee Promise service hours are available.

Weekly Spring Hill farmers market featuring local produce, food and makers. The market runs Saturdays through October.

Free fall festival with live music from Box of Rox and Boomerang, vendors, local food, a kid zone and the Kiwanis Chili Cook-Off. Chili tasting details are available at the event.

Bring a chair or blanket for an evening of live music at the home of John and Monya Hunter in Mount Pleasant.

Hippies and Cowboys bring Southern rock and soul to The Mulehouse with special guest Revelry. Ticket details are available through the source link.

All-ages line dancing fundraiser supporting Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury. The evening includes a group dance lesson, music, community and food trucks. Doors open at 4:45 PM.

Eat at Applebee’s and mention GFWC Maury County. Twenty-five percent of the order will support a local college student. Regular menu prices apply.