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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.
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1 event,Four days of free family activities including scavenger hunts, crafts, face painting, games, sensory bins, pumpkin bowling, food vendors and fall photo spots. Hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wednesday through Friday and 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Saturday.
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Downtown Columbia celebrates October with live music, food trucks, craft vendors, shops open late, pumpkin painting, a pie-eating contest and a game zone for all ages.
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Meet Chapel Hill artist Gretel Page and learn about her leather journals, distinctive jewelry and collectible work. Refreshments will be served.
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Box of Rox performs classic rock, 70s favorites and 80s and 90s country. Doors open at 8:00 PM and the show begins at 8:30 PM.
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Shop local produce, meats, eggs, honey, baked goods, flowers and handmade items during the primary market season at Riverwalk Park Pavilion.
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Spring Hill farmers market featuring local produce, food and makers. The market runs Saturdays through October.
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Lucie Tiger performs contemporary country with Southern rock, soul and blues influences. Dinner reservations are recommended.
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The Grille at Pillow Springs serves Sunday brunch from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. |
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Free presentation on current breast health and breast cancer facts and myths, led by a Williamson Medical Center advanced practice nurse specializing in breast care. Light brunch and coffee are included. Registration is requested.
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See 30 pieces selected from the Tennessee Watercolor Society juried biennial exhibition. The show includes portraits, still life, illustrative work, and abstract watercolor paintings from artists across Tennessee. The exhibition continues through October 27.Exhibition details
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Fall break hours at Pumpkin Paradise include a hay maze, corn pit, hayrides, slides, pedal track, climbing tires, farm activities, and pumpkin shopping. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up. Children ages 2 and under are free.Hours, activities, and tickets
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Shop local produce, meats, eggs, honey, baked goods, flowers, and handmade items at the open-air Columbia Farmers Market. October is the final full month of the market primary season.Event details
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Spend Saturday at Pumpkin Paradise with a hay maze, corn pit, hayrides, slides, pedal track, climbing tires, farm activities, and pumpkin shopping. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up. Children ages 2 and under are free.Hours, activities, and tickets
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Shop local food, produce, makers, and small businesses at Hidden Gem Farmers Market. The Spring Hill market runs Saturdays through October.Event details
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Enjoy local food trucks, vendors, live music, and a relaxed community afternoon at The Awaken House in Spring Hill.Event details
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Spend Sunday afternoon at Pumpkin Paradise with a hay maze, corn pit, hayrides, slides, pedal track, climbing tires, farm activities, and pumpkin shopping. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up. Children ages 2 and under are free.Hours, activities, and tickets
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Columbia State will screen a new documentary on the history of Columbia’s Carver-Smith High School. Sponsored by the CSCC History Department with the Office of Belonging and Student Resources. The screening is open to the public.Event details
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A family fall festival with hayrides, a hay maze, corn box, pedal track, slides, climbing tires, farm activities and pumpkins. Ages two and under are free.
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Grammy-nominated Christian and pop vocalist Kathy Troccoli brings an evening of yacht rock favorites with a jazz touch to The Mulehouse. Ticket prices vary by seat.
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A guided walk around downtown Columbia with local history and eerie stories. Reservations are required by calling or texting 931-797-3316. Tickets are cash only.
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A family fall festival with hayrides, a hay maze, corn box, pedal track, slides, climbing tires, farm activities and pumpkins. Ages two and under are free.
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Spring Hill’s big fall festival benefits The Well Outreach, with live music, a craft fair, kids activities, food trucks and a new Whole Hog Pitmaster Cookoff. Tickets are sold at the front entrance and parking is free.
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Shop local food, produce and handmade goods at Spring Hill’s Saturday market, running through the end of October.
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A cozy fall evening in Columbia’s Arts District with an all-ages pumpkin carving contest, food from Row and Co businesses and a movie under the stars. Bring blankets or lawn chairs. Pumpkins will be available to purchase and basic carving tools will be provided.
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A 21 and over Halloween party with a costume contest, pub games, snacks and one non-alcoholic drink included. Axe throwing and alcoholic drinks cost extra. ID is required at the door.
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A guided walk around downtown Columbia with local history and eerie stories. Reservations are required by calling or texting 931-797-3316. Tickets are cash only.
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A family fall festival with hayrides, a hay maze, corn box, pedal track, slides, climbing tires, farm activities and pumpkins. Ages two and under are free.
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A two-hour guided paint session featuring the Expressive Harvest design. The class is part of Painting with a Twist Columbia’s Twisted Tuesday schedule.
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Columbians of the past come to life during a candlelit historic cemetery tour presented by the James K. Polk Home and Museum with Watershed Public Theatre. Tours begin every 30 minutes. Member adults are $12, nonmember adults are $15, children ages 5 and up are $10, and children under 5 are free.
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Shop the Friends of the Spring Hill Library sale for hardbacks, paperbacks, children’s books, new releases, DVDs, audiobooks, CDs, puzzles, games, and more. Individual items range from 25 cents to $5.
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Meet adoptable dogs from Russell Rescue of Tennessee at Maury County Park during this Halloween weekend adoption event. Children are welcome. See the source page for organizer guidance about bringing pets or surrendering an animal.
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A day of fall fun at Highland Realm Farm with live music from 422 West, hayrides, a petting zoo, pumpkin painting, games, creek wading, artisan vendors, food trucks, and more.
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Spring Hill Parks and Recreation hosts its annual Trunk or Treat at Fischer Park at Port Royal. Bring costumes and candy buckets for a free family Halloween evening.
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Hear stories of some of Rose Hill Cemetery’s most notable and infamous residents. Admission is $10 cash per person, with children age 5 and under free. Bring a flashlight and wear steady shoes because the cemetery ground is old and uneven.
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Take an easy one-mile hike through Yanahli Park by lantern light while learning about the park’s history and the nocturnal animals and insects active after dark. Lanterns are available, and guests may bring a flashlight or headlamp. Advance registration is requested.
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Maury Alliance celebrates Statemint Columbia’s first anniversary during the pop-up consignment sale’s charity presale day. Admission proceeds benefit RenewED. See the source page for ticket details.
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