Historic Nolensville Buttercup Festival
The Historic Nolensville Buttercup Festival is an annual celebration in Nolensville, Tennessee, bringing family-friendly fun, local creativity, and small-town community spirit to the heart of the town’s historic district. Typically held in May, the street festival takes place along the banks of Mill Creek and features local artisans, craft makers, food vendors, live music, games, artwork, community activities, and plenty of entertainment. With more than 140 vendors, visitors can shop for handcrafted goods, enjoy delicious food, and experience the welcoming atmosphere of historic Nolensville.
The festival celebrates art, music, food, and creativity, while showcasing the history and character of the community. Multiple stages feature live musical performances throughout the historic district, while families can enjoy games, community booths, and the traditional Little Miss Buttercup Pageant. The event also supports local merchants and gives back to the community through scholarships and charitable donations, making the Buttercup Festival a fun-filled community tradition for families, shoppers, food lovers, music fans, and visitors of all ages.
Historic Nolensville Buttercup Festival Details
Date
Typically held on the first Saturday in May.
Location
Historic district of Nolensville, Tennessee, along the banks of Mill Creek.
Presented By
Town of Nolensville.
Cost
Free admission.
Who It’s For
Families, local shoppers, art and craft enthusiasts, food lovers, music fans, and anyone looking for a fun community celebration.
What to Expect
Enjoy more than 140 local artisans and food vendors, handcrafted goods, live music on multiple stages, family-friendly games, community booths, artwork, food, and the traditional Little Miss Buttercup Pageant.
Good to Know
Festival hours are typically 10 am to 5 pm. Parking and shuttle services are available throughout the event, with stops at Nolensville Town Hall, Nolensville Library, Nolensville Elementary School, and the Nolensville Historic Museum. Handicap parking is available at Waller Chapel, with additional parking in the grass field at the corner of Sunset Road and Nolensville Road. For everyone’s safety, bikes, e-bikes, golf carts, and other motorized or non-motorized vehicles are not permitted within the event space; ADA-compliant mobility devices are permitted. Visitors should use designated parking areas and shuttle services when available.
