🔥Williamson County, it`s time!🔥
The Sizzle Awards polls are OPEN! Vote now and support your local favorites. Already 5,000 votes are in!
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Davis House Child Advocacy Center is bringing the community together for Song & Story, an intimate evening of live music and storytelling featuring The Warren Brothers, all in support of children and families in Williamson County.
Follow the link in our bio to get event details and tickets to support Davis House Child Advocacy Center.
Last day to register for the 2026 Sizzle Awards!🔥
This year brings new categories and expanded awards, creating even more opportunities for Williamson County businesses to be recognized.
Registration closes at 11:59 PM tonight!
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Looking for a hands-on creative outlet?
Pottery studios in and around Franklin, Tennessee offer a relaxed way to learn new skills, work with clay, and create something you can take home.
Follow the link in our bio to explore where to start.🏺
Fall in love with Valentine’s in Franklin, TN! From intimate dinners to wine tastings, cooking classes, live shows, and creative crafts—there’s something for every heart. 💌
Follow the link in our bio to plan your perfect romantic day!
Organizations across Williamson County are working every day to support children through education, safety, health, and family stability. From mentoring and enrichment to advocacy, foster care, and essential services, this guide breaks down who’s doing the work and how you can help.
Follow the link in our bio to learn more about the organizations supporting children across Williamson County.
Walkable living in Franklin looks different depending on where you live. From downtown streets and mixed-use districts to neighborhood parks and trails, location plays a big role in how walking fits into daily life.
Follow the link in our bio to explore where walkability shows up across Franklin and what it looks like in practice.
Warming shelters are available in Franklin, Williamson County, Nashville, and Davidson County for residents who do not have a safe, warm place to stay following the winter storm.
Follow the link in our bio for shelter locations, overnight options, and additional emergency resources.
Winter weather is headed to Franklin and Williamson County.
Find official links for weather updates, school closings, road conditions, power outages, and local alerts, all in one place.
Follow the link in our bio to stay informed.
Sometimes, a walk through a scenic green space is all it takes to refresh your mind and body 🌿
If you’re in Williamson County, you’re in luck—Windy Hill Park in Brentwood, Tennessee offers a peaceful escape into nature.
Follow the link in our bio to explore the photo gallery and learn more about this beautiful park!
Hands-on learning doesn’t have to happen in a classroom.
From dance studios and youth theater to robotics programs, martial arts, parks, and historic sites, Franklin offers plenty of ways for kids to learn by doing.
Follow the link in our bio to read the full guide and start exploring learning beyond the classroom.
Book lovers, mark your calendars!
The Friends of the Brentwood Library Winter Book Sale returns January 23–25 at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library. Browse around 15,000 gently used books for all ages, plus puzzles, games, DVDs, and CDs.
Follow the link in our bio to get the details and plan your visit.
PopStroke Nashville brings the fun indoors and outdoors with mini golf, dining, and a full bar. Just a short drive from Franklin, it’s a win for the whole family!
Follow the link in our bio to check out our photo gallery and learn more.
Great food isn’t limited to traditional restaurants. From tea rooms and theaters to vineyards, food trucks, and bowling lanes, some of Franklin’s most interesting bites show up in places built for experiences first.
Follow the link in our bio to explore entertainment and experiences in Franklin that also happen to serve great food.
Benjamin Franklin’s birthday is January 17, and Franklin is celebrating in a big way.
Several events this weekend bring Franklin’s story into public spaces across town.
Follow the link in our bio to see what’s happening.
If you’re looking for healthy food options in Franklin and Williamson County, knowing where to eat can make all the difference– whether you’re meeting friends for dinner or grabbing a quick juice on the go.
Eating nourishing meals doesn’t have to mean giving up convenience or flavor, especially in a community that values fresh, thoughtfully sourced ingredients.
Follow our link in the bio to find your next feel-good bite!
A beloved Brentwood neighborhood restaurant is raising a glass to 1 year! Karrington Rowe is celebrating its 1st anniversary with a festive Anniversary Week.
Guests are invited to join the celebration with a special prix-fixe menu available for lunch and dinner.
Follow the link in our bio to learn more and make your reservation!
There’s a lot to look forward to in Franklin in 2026!
From spring festivals and summer movie nights to fall favorites and holiday events, Franklin’s 2026 calendar is filling up fast.
Follow the link in our bio to see what’s on the calendar this year.
Franklin nights don’t have to end when the shops close!
From speakeasy cocktails and live music downtown to late-open bars and kitchens in Cool Springs, Franklin has plenty of after-dark options.
Follow the link in our bio to read the full guide.
Meet a founding father right here in downtown Franklin!
Step back in time with Ben Franklin on January 17th as Franklin Walking Tours hosts a special, kid-friendly walking tour featuring Ben Franklin himself.
Follow the link in our bio for full details and ticket info.
With so much history packed into one charming town, Franklin, Tennessee offers an impressive variety of walking tours bringing the past vividly to life.
Strolling through the historic downtown, visitors can explore well-preserved 19th-century architecture, tree-lined streets, and landmarks telling the story of Franklin’s pivotal role in American history.
Follow the link in our bio to discover the perfect Franklin walking tour for your next outing!
Studio Tenn’s annual fundraising gala returns to The Factory at Franklin. This year’s “Summer Starlight Serenade” brings an evening of dinner, performances, and community support for professional theatre in Franklin.
Follow the link in our bio for details.
Joyland has landed at Southall Farm & Inn—no overnight stay required!
The chef-driven comfort food concept is now serving from a food truck, open to the public Wednesday–Sunday.
Follow the link in our bio to read more about Joyland’s newest Middle Tennessee location.
There’s something about farmers markets and farm stands that feels both timeless and exciting– rows of fresh produce, the aroma of baked goods, and tables filled with handmade, artisan goods.
Luckily, Franklin, Tennessee and its surrounding areas have no shortage of farmers markets and stands to explore.
Follow the link in our bio to find farmers markets and farm stands near you!
