Mockingbird Theater Hosts Spring Open House at The Factory in Franklin
Spring gatherings continue across Franklin as The Mockingbird Theater invites the community to a family-friendly open house on Friday, May 30th. Located inside Building 6 at The Factory at Franklin, the venue will open its doors from 10 am to 2 pm for a relaxed afternoon featuring cartoons, popcorn, drinks, and a chance to explore the theater space before the summer concert season begins.
The open house offers locals an easy way to experience one of Franklin’s evolving entertainment venues. Families can enjoy cartoons inside the theater while adults visit the bar and check out the venue’s updated production space. Admission is completely free, making it a simple stop for anyone spending the day at The Factory at Franklin.
The Mockingbird Theater Open House Details
The May 30th open house highlights the theater’s casual and community-focused atmosphere. Guests can walk through the venue, explore the area, and get a feel for the intimate concert setting that has become part of Franklin’s growing live music scene. The event also serves as a kickoff to the summer season at The Mockingbird Theater. The venue regularly hosts concerts, special events, and performances featuring artists across multiple genres. With its smaller capacity, the theater creates a more personal concert experience than larger Nashville-area music venues.
Open house highlights and information:
- 10 am – 2 pm
- Free admission
- Cartoons playing inside the theater
- Popcorn available for guests
- Bar service for adults
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Opportunity to tour the venue
- Located inside Building 6 at The Factory at Franklin
Visitors can stop in throughout the afternoon while shopping, dining, or exploring The Factory at Franklin.
About The Mockingbird Theater in Franklin
The Mockingbird Theater is located inside The Factory at Franklin, one of Williamson County’s most recognizable destinations for shopping, dining, and entertainment. The venue occupies the longtime theater space formerly known as Boiler Room Theatre and Little Brick Theater, continuing the building’s creative legacy in Franklin.
Today, the theater operates as a live music venue with full production capabilities, a full-service bar, and space for approximately 170 guests. The intimate setting allows audiences to enjoy performances up close while still offering professional lighting and sound.
The venue is managed by Will Jordan, owner of the well-known Franklin music spot Kimbro’s. That local connection gives Mockingbird Theater strong ties to the area’s live music community. Since reopening under its new name, the venue has continued attracting regional musicians, touring acts, and local performers throughout the year.
The Mockingbird Theater adds another great option to Franklin’s rich entertainment scene, especially for residents looking for live music closer to home. Its location inside The Factory at Franklin makes it an easy choice for dinner-and-show date nights, casual weekends with friends, and family-friendly community events like their upcoming open house.
