It’s not abnormal for The Factory at Franklin to be busy on a Saturday night, with long lines of patrons trailing outside of the sugar-sweet smelling Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams or football games watched over cheese-pulls at Slim and Husky’s.
Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is set to return to Franklin’s Park at Harlinsdale Farm in April 2027 after canceling its 2026 event.
Closer to Home founder Michele Pillar celebrates 26th year helping neighbors
Check out some thoughtful writing and more following the legend’s death
Remembrances and tributes to the late country legend continue to pour in, from musicians to politicians and beyond
Under new leadership, the Williamson County Community Band is set to play at Bicentennial Park
Luna Records opened in 2015 at Factory at Franklin, slated to be operational in downtown Nashville by year's end
Over the weekend, every nook and cranny of Downtown Franklin turned into a stage for fiddlers, banjo pickers and guitar strummers as folks gathered to celebrate the 35th annual Bluegrass Along the Harpeth.
A silver-headed stream of Paul Simon fans marched uphill into FirstBank Amphitheatre this last week, eager to take their seats in the rocky, cliff-clad music venue to enjoy a night of music.
Amidst the tomato plants and potting soil, Kacey Musgraves fans lined up, some for several hours, in the humid garden center of the Walmart Supercenter in Cool Springs.
Ticketing and touring giant pays more than $23 million for the venue, which it operated since opening
As a home and a refuge to several artists in Franklin, Pump House Records is more than just a recording studio.
The Franklin Theatre hosted a packed house of community members last night as 21st District Recovery Court hosted its 4th annual The Stories Behind the Songs, an event with an impressive lineup of artists sharing intimate, behind-the-scenes stories of their time in the writer’s room.
Patrons camp overnight in quest for exclusive titles
Family-friendly Franklin fest offers few details, says the move allows ‘the best festival experience’
Franklin Light Opera is back at it this weekend with a fresh new take on Gilbert & Sullivan’s classic operetta – Iolanthe. A brilliant (and incredibly timely) comedic satire, Iolanthe tackles everything from political incompetence to the absurdity of privilege, class and even love itself…
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