Events in Murfreesboro

RFC Tire & Auto Yard Sale

RFC Tire & Auto is holding a yard sale featuring major markdowns on select in-stock tires. Passenger and light truck options include complimentary installation, while farm, agricultural, trailer, semi, and ATV tires are available at cost, with mounting fees varying. Quantities are limited to items on hand and are offered on a first come, first served basis.

Spring 2026 Concert

Middle Tennessee State University's Commercial Music Ensembles showcase a mix of popular song covers and student-composed originals in Hinton Music Hall inside the Wright Music Building on the MTSU campus. Admission is free, and attendees of all ages are welcome. A livestream is available through the MTSU School of Music Live Stream YouTube channel.

MTC Engage (formerly MTC Social)

MTC Engage, formerly MTC Social, offers an evening centered on genuine connection rather than small talk at the Fountains at Gateway, with spaces available on the first floor and the patio. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, featuring a customizable nacho bar and opportunities to build intentional relationships that go beyond the typical networking format. Friendly greeters will be available to make introductions, help attendees connect with the right people, and guide newcomers into the wider MTC community. This experience is supported by Middle Tennessee Electric and United Communications. Arrive as you are and leave with stronger connections.

Game night at TN Axe and Smash

This is an expanded edition of the regular Tuesday game night at TN Axe and Smash. The gathering focuses on games in a setting that also includes a rage room and axe throwing.

Monthly Meeting

This month’s meeting at the Technology Engagement Center focuses on wildlife photography with an emphasis on photographing birds in flight, highlighted by a special showcase dedicated to majestic eagles.

Family Education Process Group

The Family Education Process Group offers a welcoming setting for family members and significant others of people navigating active addiction or substance misuse. Participants learn about addiction, recovery, and their effects from a clinical standpoint through a mix of education, open discussion, and guided processing. The group meets weekly for 90 minutes within a rotating 10 week curriculum. Each session is led by a professional counselor and features multimedia content alongside conversation based learning. Attendance is flexible, and individuals can begin at any point in the rotation. The program blends faith informed care with evidence based methods, including CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused strategies, and trauma informed practices, to support emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well being. Families of IOP/LIOP clients may attend at no cost, and others can access the group through a minimal fee or insurance. Sessions are available in person, hybrid, and virtual formats. DePriest Center underscores an integrated co occurring treatment approach that brings together Christ centered and research supported care.

Vintage Venturers

Vintage Venturers is a monthly gathering for senior nature enthusiasts at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park. Participants can enjoy coffee and refreshments, read nature-themed short stories, and either work together on a nature craft or set out on a short guided hike. It offers a welcoming space to meet new people and share memories. Ages 60 and up. The fee is $5 per person. Registration is required by calling 615-217-3017.

Brewed Under the Sun

A laid-back, drop-in gathering at Common John Brewing Company in Manchester brings together solar education and a brewery setting. Attendees can learn how solar power works, explore examples of local installations, and get answers about potential savings and available incentives. Craft beer is on hand along with lunch. The Green Wave Solar team will be available for conversations, and admission is free.

Archery for Beginners

Explore archery in a beginner friendly class at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park. An archery instructor will guide participants through foundational skills for using a bow and arrow. Reaching the archery field requires a one mile walk on a paved trail. Assistance can be requested during registration if needed. The fee is $10 per person, and the program is open to ages 7 and up.

Meditation & Wisdom Talks

Learn meditation techniques and practical Buddhist wisdom from monks while connecting with others on a similar path. This free class is open to people of any age and background, welcoming complete beginners as well as longtime practitioners who want to deepen their understanding and practice. After the class, participants are welcome to stay to chat, enjoy snacks, and continue conversations with one another. For more information and to register, please use the ticketing link.

Greenway Bike Ride

Enjoy a guided, easy 4-mile bike ride on the greenway at Barfield Crescent Park, with relaxed stops along the river to watch for wildlife and explore how these species support local ecosystems. The group will meet at the parking lot by the baseball fields, then ride two miles to Southridge Trailhead and head back. Participants should bring a bicycle and helmet. Free and open to all ages. Register online or call 615-217-3017 for details and registration.

Divorce Recovery Support Group | Murfreesboro, TN

Divorce can leave life feeling disoriented, and this support group at DePriest Center offers a compassionate setting to move through it with others who understand. Through guided conversations, practical tools, and mutual encouragement, participants can process loss, rebuild stability, and take clear steps forward. Whether the separation is recent or the effects are still unfolding years later, the group provides space to heal and grow. The approach reflects DePriest Center’s mission to foster hope, healing, restoration, and purposeful living through an integrated, co-occurring program that brings together Christ-centered care and evidence-based treatment to close common gaps in support.

Boro Basics 1.0-3.0 Players

Boro Pickleball presents a weekly skills class created for players rated 1.0 to 3.0. The focus is on building ability through structured practice geared to newer and developing players. Pricing is $20 for members and $25 for non-members. For an additional $5, participants can stay after class for Open Play to put new skills into practice. Space is limited.

Show Your Till

At The View at Fountains, Show Your Till introduces the Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Center’s latest fundraiser, continuing the spirit of the retired Tip Your Waiter tradition with a modern twist. This first-time luncheon is designed to be fast paced and impactful, raising vital funds for the Center’s everyday services that foster healing, safety, and empowerment. In the organization’s 40th anniversary year, it serves as a milestone to honor long-standing partners, build new connections, and rally contributions that directly support survivors.

Lego 'Star Wars' Build Event

This in-store LEGO building experience features a Star Wars theme. It is best suited for builders ages 10 and up, and everyone is welcome.

Friday Night Market In The BORO & Food Truck Festival 2026

At Patterson Park Community Center, this weekly market and food truck festival blends food, culture, and community. Discover a wide selection of trucks serving Southern favorites, Caribbean flavors, gourmet dishes, and desserts, then browse local vendors for handmade goods and unique finds from across Tennessee. Music sets a lively tone, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the experience is designed for all ages. Leashed pets are allowed, admission and parking are free, and lawn chairs are welcome. Created to bring neighbors together and uplift small businesses, it offers an easy way to eat, shop, and relax.

The Boro Art Crawl 2026

A monthly outdoor art crawl transforms the historic Square in downtown Murfreesboro into an open air gallery. Visual artists from the community and the region set up along the sidewalks to showcase and sell their work, creating easy opportunities to meet creators and discover original pieces. The event is free, welcomes families, and is open to everyone. It highlights and supports Murfreesboro’s creative community while offering a relaxed walk around the Square.

Rock Radio All Stars

Rock Radio All Stars, a Nashville rock and roll party band, performs at Bumpus Harley-Davidson of Murfreesboro with a throwback set from the 1990s and 2000s that spans rock, grunge, emo, and pop punk.

$5 Friday Night Open Play

Open play is available for a $5 fee, with free admission for members.

Sunset Paddle Boarding

Take in sunset colors on the water while trying paddleboarding in a beginner friendly setting. The program carries a difficulty rating of 1 and welcomes ages 10 and older. A reservation is necessary, and the exact meeting spot will be sent by email the day before. The cost is $15. For more information, call 615-642-1103 or email ekreuziger@murfreesborotn.gov.

Godspeed bike and car meet

Godspeed bike and car meet takes place at The View at Fountains, and rides will be shown on television.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Men's Baseball

Western Kentucky heads to Murfreesboro for a Conference USA meeting with Middle Tennessee at Reese Smith Jr. Field. Expect dependable pitching, aggressive work on the basepaths, and strategic small-ball to influence a close score, with pressure in the late innings likely to decide it. The rivalry backdrop adds extra intensity from first pitch to final out.

10th Round

Round 10 at Bad Daddy's Burger Bar brings the 9Round community together for a casual night of socializing and connection. Wear your 9Round shirt if you have one and enjoy some well deserved fun outside the gym. This relaxed meetup focuses on camaraderie with the kickboxing community.

Roland Justice @ Middle Ground Brewing

Roland Justice is returning to Middle Ground Brewing. Additional event details will be provided soon.

Taste of Tennessee

Join others for an evening of tasting, mingling, and giving to meet the essential needs of children in foster care across Tennessee. All funds raised at the event will benefit Tennessee Alliance for Kids. This event is for attendees 21+.

Golf Scramble to Support Camp Whatever

Tee off for a good cause at Old Fort Golf Club with a golf scramble benefiting Camp Whatever. Proceeds from the event go directly to Camp Whatever. Teams of four can register for $500.

Spice Club @Linebaugh Library

This monthly program at Linebaugh Public Library features one spice or herb at a time, exploring its background, place of origin, and ways to use it. Packets containing a sample of the featured spice, recipe ideas, and additional information can be picked up at the front desk while supplies last.

Storytime Saturday

An ongoing storytime at Bar Louie - The Avenue at Murfreesboro highlights a different book each week and includes related activities.

Build a Biosphere

Explore how animals thrive in environments suited to their needs. This hands-on program introduces a variety of habitat types, then puts that knowledge into practice by guiding participants to build a miniature habitat model for a specific animal. Open to all ages, with a cost of $5 per person.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Baseball

Western Kentucky’s Hilltoppers head to Murfreesboro for a matchup with Middle Tennessee’s Blue Raiders at Reese Smith Jr. Field. With conference stakes often influencing late-season contests, this game highlights how each side handles pressure. Decisions in the middle innings, including bullpen choices and small ball tactics, could prove decisive.

Old School Hip Hop Night

Experience a night of classic hip hop favorites with room to dance and a full selection of food and drinks. Held at Boro Bourbon and Brews, a bourbon and sports bar in Murfreesboro, this event brings fans of old school beats together for lively music, good flavors, and an easygoing vibe.

Old School Hip-Hop

Enjoy a throwback soundtrack of old school hip-hop with chances to eat, drink, and dance. The festivities take place at Boro Bourbon and Brews, an upscale bourbon and sports bar in Murfreesboro.

Youth Open Play

This youth open play session is designed for ages 10 to 17, offering a relaxed space for free play and time with friends.

Family Movie Night

This free family movie night offers an evening of fun, laughter, and community for all ages. Settle in for a film and enjoy complimentary popcorn, freshly spun cotton candy, drinks, and more. It is a relaxed way to make memories with friends and family.

A Taste of Spring Chefs Tasting Menu

Celebrate the season with a chef‑curated five course tasting that highlights fresh spring flavors, paired with a champagne cocktail or wine. The menu features lemon ricotta crostini with spring peas, mint and honey, a silky asparagus soup brightened with lemon zest and crème fraîche, and a baby arugula and strawberry salad with crispy pork belly, goat cheese, toasted almonds and champagne vinaigrette. The entrée is pan seared sea bass served with creamy Parmesan polenta and roasted baby carrots. Dessert is a honey olive oil cake topped with mascarpone whipped cream and fresh berries. Fresh rolls with herb compound butter are included, along with iced tea, lemonade and filtered water. Seating is limited. This is a seated chef’s tasting dinner, not a hands‑on cooking class.

Baseball Card Show

The Murfreesboro Ramada Inn Baseball Card Show welcomes attendees with no cost to enter and no charge for parking. Vendors can reserve a six-foot table for $20. For more information, contact John McGill at 615-893-1140.

Valley View Community Yard Sales

Several homes will be having yard sales.

Annual Iris Show

The schedule begins with a period to deliver submissions, continues with evaluation of the exhibits, and concludes with the exhibition opening for viewing. It is organized so participants can check in their work first, then have it assessed, and later return to see the displays.

See Spot Run 5K Benefitting Beesley Animal Foundation

This family-friendly 5K at Gateway Island brings together runners, walkers, pet lovers, and community supporters to help local pets receive vital veterinary care. Proceeds support the Oliver Pet Assistance Fund, a program of the Beesley Animal Foundation that provides financial assistance for family-owned pets needing urgent, non-emergency treatment in Rutherford and Cannon Counties. The fund assists low-income, elderly, and underserved pet owners so pets can get care that helps prevent suffering, relinquishment, or euthanasia. Advance packet pickup will be offered at Wag It Better Dog Training and Boutique, with onsite pickup also available on race day. Parking details will be shared closer to the event.

Opening Day: Murfreesboro Saturday Market

Opening day ushers in a lively season at the Saturday market, with produce grown in the area, beef, poultry, and pork sourced from local farms, eggs gathered fresh, and breads and sweets made by neighborhood bakers. Browse work by regional artisans and crafters, and enjoy live performances by local musicians each Saturday.

Spring Craft Show

Enjoy a spring craft fair paired with a bake sale, featuring numerous vendor booths. Explore crafts and find baked treats from participating sellers.

Mother's Day Market

Celebrate the women who make life special at the Rutherford Co. Mother’s Day Market, For the Love of Mom, a Mother’s Day vendor fair at the Lane Agri-Park Community Center. Attendees can explore a mix of local small businesses offering handmade gifts, fashion, and home décor, along with treats like cakes, fresh breads, jams, salsas, and dip mixes. Food will be available, a movie room offers a place to relax between browsing, and giveaways are planned throughout the event with a few extra surprises. The first 50 adult women to arrive receive a special gift as a token of appreciation. Families and friends are welcome to share a day focused on motherhood, community, and creativity while finding something thoughtful for a loved one or for themselves.

Decoration Day at Stones River National Cemetery

This gathering traces its roots to a postwar tradition in which formerly enslaved people visited a Union cemetery in Charleston, South Carolina, placing fresh flowers, singing, and celebrating hard-won freedom. In the years that followed, African American communities, including the Cemetery Community that formed on the Stones River battlefield, honored that legacy on Decoration Day by celebrating emancipation and remembering those whose sacrifices made it possible. At Stones River National Battlefield, attendees can carry on this tradition by placing flowers on the graves within Stones River National Cemetery. The program begins at the cemetery rostrum and features historian and longtime volunteer Gary Burke along with inspirational music. A small supply of flowers will be available through the African American Heritage Society of Rutherford County and the Friends of Stones River National Battlefield. Participants are encouraged to bring a small bunch to place on the graves.

Annual Boro BBQ Festival

Student bands from School of Rock Murfreesboro bring their music to the Boro BBQ Festival with a live set. It is an opportunity to hear performers from the school on stage during the festival.

Nine Lives Cat Rescue Adoption Event

Smyrna Nine Lives Cat Rescue presents an adoption event featuring cats looking for homes. Meet the felines in person and see if one could be the perfect new addition to your family.

Scenic Saturday Ride

The ride sets out from Sloan's Motorcycle & ATV and follows scenic back roads toward Burns, Tennessee, with a lunch stop at Catfish Kitchen. Expect friendly camaraderie and routes that favor out of the way diners, drive ins and dives. The event is open to riders on any brand, including both two and three wheeled machines. If the forecast calls for more than a 50 percent chance of rain or temperatures below 50 degrees, the ride will be canceled.

The Collective Care 3 Years of bhws

Marking three years of BHWS, this care-centered gathering honors mothers and the community that has offered support along the way. Guests can browse offerings from community vendors, take part in meaningful giveaways, and discover some exclusive surprises. Special deals will also be available as part of the celebration.

Reptile day at the museum

Get up close to live reptiles at the museum as seasoned reptile keepers answer questions. There may even be a chance to touch or gently hold one. Admission is included with regular museum entry.

Praise in the Park

Praise in the Park brings families and neighbors together at Richard Siegel Soccer Complex for live praise music, food, and opportunities to connect. Entry is free, and the event is open to everyone.

Galaxy View

Sisters Wade Revival & Andy Most - Three-OH

Sisters Wade Revival and Andy Most will be performing.

WCMGA Garden Festival and Plant Sale

The WCMGA Garden Festival and Plant Sale in Franklin, Tennessee presents a wide range of perennials, annuals, vegetables, herbs, and more. Many offerings are cultivated by Master Gardeners, and the event also features a Garden Shed area.

TN Enhanced Carry Permit

Choosing to carry a firearm to protect yourself and the people you care about comes with serious responsibility. This event highlights that duty and is led by instructors with decades of weapons training experience.

Baking Desserts - Kids' Class

The Curious Kitchen hosts a hands-on kids class focused on baking sweet treats from scratch. Designed for ages 6 to 15, this drop-off experience gives young bakers about two hours to mix, bake, and decorate. After baking, the group decorates individual mini chocolate cakes and enjoys lunch. The menu includes chocolate chip cookies, mini chocolate cakes, vanilla and chocolate buttercream frosting, pizza pockets made with prepared dough and fun toppings, and circus animal milkshakes. Filtered water and lemonade are provided. Parents can return 30 minutes before the class ends to sample the treats and take photos of the creations. Families who want to cook together can also look for Family Cooking Classes.

D&D at Cultivate Coworking

This tabletop roleplaying event at Cultivate Coworking features quest-based one-shot adventures presented in a West Marsh style format. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Snacks are allowed, and participants are asked to respect the space and clean up before leaving. Participants must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a parent or guardian. Childcare is not provided. Players may bring a level 1 D&D 5e character created with either the 2014 or 2024 rules using the standard array for ability scores. Characters should use standard 5e races and classes, with any exceptions at the DM’s discretion. Assistance with character creation is available upon request. Leveling follows a simple progression. After playing at level 1, return with the same character at level 2. After two sessions at level 2, advance to level 3. After three sessions at level 3, move to level 4. Advancement is capped at level 4 until further notice to keep the games beginner friendly and accessible. Questions and constructive feedback are welcome via private message.

Cartwheels & Cupcakes

A Mother’s Day themed experience co-hosted by GymCore and Fortified Fitness brings moms or mother figures and their children together for active play and a sweet activity. Designed for ages 1 to 12, the event features games, free time to explore the gym, and cupcake decorating in a friendly, upbeat setting. Space is limited. The gathering takes place at Fortified Fitness.

Roots of Love

Back for its second year at Classy Cactus Farm, this event offers a hands-on succulent activity to honor the people who help you grow. Design a personalized potted arrangement for a mom, a teacher, or for yourself by selecting from a range of easy-to-care-for plants, pots, and finishing touches. Leave with a one-of-a-kind creation that reflects your style and sentiment.

Listen: Voices of Faith and Freedom

Hinton Hall at MTSU will welcome a choral program honoring the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Choral Society presents Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms under the direction of Angela Tipps. The program continues with Dr. Brandon Boyd of the University of Missouri conducting selections by American composers Rosephanye Powell, Gale Jones Murphy, Ralph Johnson, and MTSU composer Cedric Dent. Admission is free, with a requested donation of $15 or $20. Parking is available.

May the 4th Trivia Night

Star Wars fans can put their knowledge to the test at a themed trivia night at Bricks & Minifigs Murfreesboro. It is free to enter, with prizes after every round and a grand prize for the top team. Teams of up to four compete across five themed rounds and 50 questions, covering the classic trilogy with a Holiday Special bonus question, the origins of the saga, the animated chapter, newer stories and heroes, and a behind the scenes production history rapid fire round that ends with a final wager. Each member of the winning team receives a coupon good for $25 off a purchase of $100 or more at Bricks & Minifigs, and smaller prizes are awarded after every round. Space is limited to ten teams, up to four players each. To reserve a spot, send a Facebook message with your team name and your four members. First come, first served. Walk ins are welcome if space remains.

2026 Funk Fest

Funk Fest is a philanthropic celebration where local funk bands, vendors, and artists come together to highlight the vibrant culture of funk. The event brings live music and creative offerings into one place while raising money for the non-profit Amped Kids.

Blank Page

Find tickets for Blank Page at Boro Bourbon & Brews.

Men's Dinner

Men meet on the first Monday of each month for an easygoing evening centered on good food and conversation. Each gathering takes place at a different local restaurant, offering a chance to share a meal while building meaningful connections.

May the 4th Event

Bricks & Minifigs Murfreesboro hosts a Star Wars themed celebration featuring discounts on LEGO Star Wars sets and minifigures. Shoppers in costume get $5 off purchases of $25 or more. Highlights include timed LEGO build challenges where winners keep what they create, a costume contest for fans dressed as Star Wars characters, and prizes for answering trivia questions. There will also be a drawing for a grand prize, with the initial entry free and an extra entry earned for every $75 spent. A face painter will be available.

May the F0urth Be With you: Light vs. Dark

Painters ages 15 and up are welcome to an adult evening class. Arrive early to get settled in. If you are coming with a group, make sure to note the groups name when you make your reservation. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks. Cups and bottle openers are provided. Photos may be taken during the class and posted on Facebook.

Charity Night

Enjoy a delicious dinner at a restaurant on the square in Murfreesboro while supporting a nonprofit rescue. The evening recognizes animal friendly partners and is part of a second annual charity event season. Reservations are highly recommended.

✨Margaritas With Marlayna 🍹✨

Set at El Toro Mexican Restaurant in Murfreesboro, Margaritas with Marlayna offers a relaxed evening with soft serve margaritas, flavorful food, and friendly company. Framed as more than a fundraiser, it centers on connection, building momentum, and contributing to something meaningful in the community.

Family Education Process Group

The Family Education Process Group offers a welcoming setting for family members and partners of people navigating a loved one’s active addiction or substance use. Through a clinically informed blend of education, conversation, and facilitated reflection, participants explore addiction, recovery, and their effects on the family system. Sessions are 90 minutes and follow a repeating 10 week curriculum. Each meeting is led by a professional counselor who incorporates videos and other media alongside group dialogue. Enrollment is ongoing, so participants can begin at any point in the rotation. The program integrates faith-informed care with evidence-based practices, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused strategies, and trauma-informed approaches. It supports the emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being of families. Families of IOP or LIOP participants may attend at no cost, while others can use insurance or pay a modest fee. Attendance is available in person, in a hybrid format, and online.

Optimize Your Social Security Income Workshop

Learn ways to make the most of Social Security benefits at a free educational workshop held at the Technology Engagement Center. Geared toward people approaching retirement, this session focuses on Social Security basics and practical considerations for planning ahead. Presented in a public library setting, it offers straightforward, educational content for anyone preparing for their next chapter.

Star Wars Trivia Night in Murfreesboro!

A team trivia night themed around Star Was is headed to Boombozz Pizza in Murfreesboro. It is free to play and family friendly, and gift cards will be awarded to the top three teams.

Wilderness Station Presents: BioBlitz at Oakwood

Head out on the Oakwood Trail for a BioBlitz focused on documenting all living things in the grassland. Participants will collect observations and enter them into the iNaturalist app on their phones, creating a snapshot of early summer in this habitat. This program is for ages 60 and older. Register by calling 615-217-3017. Pickup at St. Clair Senior Center.

Community Shred Event

A community shredding event offers complimentary, secure disposal of paper documents in the parking lot, presented in partnership with KnightHorst Shredding LLC. The service is open to everyone. Each person may shred up to five 10-inch stacks, which is roughly the same as five standard banker boxes.

BAPEN Lunch Networking

A BAPEN lunch networking meetup at Steak 'n Shake centers on conversation and connections. This week’s prompt invites participants to share their main priorities for the second quarter of 2026 and offer a brief update on how those goals are progressing.

Don’t Let The Pigeon Launch the Spaceship!

The Pigeon is eager to press the controls and send a spaceship soaring. Admission covers this experience. Program details may change.

Kicking It w/ Kay

A welcoming soul line dancing class designed for participants of every experience level. Whether you are brand new or have years of practice, this inclusive session makes space for everyone to step in and enjoy learning together.

Raptor Rhapsody

Experience raptors up close at Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park. Learn about owls, red-tailed hawks, and falcons while discovering what makes these master predators of the sky unique. Each class focuses on a different bird of prey, so there is always something new to explore. This program is free for all ages and no registration is needed. For more information, call 615-217-3017 or email outdoormurfreesboro@murfreesborotn.gov.

Cocktails and Conversations

At The Goat Murfreesboro, this recurring first Wednesday mixer offers a casual setting to meet fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and explore local collaborations. The focus is on genuine conversation in an easygoing environment rather than formal networking. All are welcome, whether arriving solo or with a colleague or friend. Each edition may include a featured sponsor with options for a brief business highlight, a small display table, or a giveaway. Expect an upbeat vibe that makes it simple to connect, mingle, and expand your network.

Meditation & Wisdom Talks

Explore meditation and practical wisdom with guidance from Buddhist monks in a welcoming setting open to all ages and experience levels. This free class helps you begin or deepen your practice and understanding. Afterward, stay to chat, enjoy snacks, and connect with others on a similar path. For details and registration, use the ticketing link.

BORO Networking for Awesome People Weekly Event

Connect in a relaxed, people-first networking setting at Achieve Murfreesboro. Instead of simply swapping cards, conversations focus on building real connections, guided by a weekly discussion topic with questions shared in the Facebook group. Each participant has a one minute window to speak. Attendees are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to find a seat and to bring business cards and a friendly smile. This is a free weekly gathering, and RSVPs are appreciated.

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks & Recreation Commission will convene for a meeting where members of the public can comment on actionable items. Those who wish to speak must sign up beforehand by submitting a form or calling City Hall. There will be a 15-minute period at the beginning of the meeting for public comments, and the topics must be relevant to the meetings agenda. The agendas can be found on the Agenda Center.

In Studio: Ansleigh Britain

Ansleigh Britain, an oil painter and mix media artist based in Murfreesboro, will be at The Discovery Center. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2024 from Middle Tennessee State University. Her artistic practice uses both traditional and non traditional materials to explore themes of human relationship, emotional development and vulnerability. Recently, her work has focused on reflecting on her childhood and themes of nostalgia and loss of time. Included with general admission. Our 2026 Artist in Residence program is sponsored by the Tennessee Arts Commission and Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

Make Your Own Wine

Prohibition is offering a wine-making program. You can learn to make your own wine. Pick your wine, bottle, and shrink cap color. The class includes beverages, light appetizers, and wine sampling. You will leave with an average of 25-30 bottles that you created. The first session is an introduction to the class and process. The second session involves stopping the fermenting, and racking the wine. The third session is bottling day. The class cost allows a student with one guest, but additional guests may join for a fee.

CKY

CKY performs live at Hop Springs in Murfreesboro.

Divorce Recovery Support Group | Murfreesboro, TN

Separation and divorce can upend daily life, and this Divorce Recovery Support Group in Murfreesboro creates a caring space so no one has to face it alone. Hosted at the DePriest Center, the group focuses on working through grief, restoring a sense of stability, and charting a clearer path forward. Through facilitated conversation, practical strategies, and the understanding that comes from peers who have walked a similar road, participants gain insight, encouragement, and skills for the season they are navigating. Whether the experience is recent or the effects are still being felt years later, it offers a place to heal, grow, and take confident next steps. The DePriest Center serves individuals and families pursuing hope, healing, restoration, and purposeful living. Its integrated approach brings together Christ-centered care with evidence-based treatment in a comprehensive co-occurring program, helping bridge common gaps in support.

Friends Trivia Night

Put your knowledge of Friends to the test at a team trivia night hosted at The Goat in Murfreesboro. Entry is free, the event is family friendly, and gift cards go to the top three teams.

FCA Golf Classic

At Old Fort Golf Club, the FCA Golf Classic is a 4-person scramble presented by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Teams can opt for a morning or afternoon session, accommodating both competitive play and a relaxed day on the course. The event supports local athletes and coaches and reflects FCA’s mission to reach coaches and athletes with the Gospel. Sponsorship opportunities include Flag Sponsor, Camp Sponsor, and Hole Sponsor.

Night Sounds Hike

Meet at Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park for a nighttime walk in the woods to look for local creatures active after dark. The route covers a moderate three mile stretch of backcountry trails. Headlamps are available, and you may bring your own. Bring water and wear closed toe shoes. This free outing is open to all ages. For details, call 615-642-1103 or email ekreuzinger@mufreesborotn.gov.

Boro Basics 1.0-3.0 Players

Boro Pickleball’s Boro Basics is a weekly skills class for players rated 1.0 to 3.0. It focuses on building fundamental techniques and strengthening overall play. The class costs $20 for members and $25 for non-members. For an additional $5, participants can stay after class for Open Play to put new skills into practice. Space is limited.

Mikki Zip

Find tickets for Mikki Zip at Boro Bourbon & Brews in Murfreesboro.

Johana Velandia: Gordconsejos

Buy and sell tickets to see Johana Velandia perform stand up comedy.

Comedy Night

Enjoy a night of comedy with Sam Miller headlining. The show will be hosted by Gideon Bradley. This event is for those 18 and up.

An Elegant Class: Beef Wellington Dinner Party

Explore refined, hands-on cooking while preparing a luxurious, restaurant-quality meal from start to finish. Participants build essential preparation and presentation skills, moving from a balanced shallot red wine vinaigrette to the techniques behind an iconic Beef Wellington, with an emphasis on timeless methods and special-occasion flavors. The menu includes mixed greens with shallot red wine vinaigrette, Beef Wellington, truffle-kissed pomme purée, and roasted asparagus finished with lemon and Parmesan, followed by gelato topped with macerated berries. Complimentary beverages are provided, including red wine, fresh iced tea, lemonade, and filtered water. Ideal for anyone looking to elevate a dinner party repertoire or enjoy a memorable evening of cooking.

$5 Friday Night Open Play

This open play session is priced at $5, and members receive free entry. Sign up is available.

Friday Night Market and Food Truck Festival 2026

Celebrate food, culture, and community at Patterson Park Community Center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This lively market pairs a food truck festival with a showcase of local businesses, creating an easygoing outing for all ages. Explore a wide range of eats, from Southern comfort and Caribbean flavors to gourmet dishes and sweet treats. Browse handmade goods and unique finds from entrepreneurs across Tennessee. Expect upbeat music and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps the energy high. Admission and parking are free. Families, kids, and leashed pets are welcome, and lawn chairs make relaxing between bites and shopping even better.

Ladies' Night Out (side): Archery & Campfire

This evening program at Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park features archery alongside a campfire gathering. Attendees can enjoy themed mocktails, roast s'mores, and connect with other adventurous women. Participants must be 16 or older. The fee is $5 per person.

Legally Blonde (2026)

CFTA presents Legally Blonde, the story of Elle Woods, who seems to have everything until her boyfriend, Warner, ends their relationship to attend Harvard Law. Hoping to win him back, she gains entry to the same school, only to face doubt from classmates and professors as well as the challenges of seeing her ex again. With help from new friends, she recognizes her own abilities and commits to showing the world what she can achieve.

Moms' Night Out

Enjoy a Moms' Night Out crafting session featuring a classic Board & Brush workshop from the Condensed Collection with smaller projects. Create a custom wood piece for $50 by picking a design from a curated gallery. All materials are supplied, and step by step guidance is provided so you can finish a piece for your home or for gifting. Choose your paint and wood stain colors during the session to personalize your project. Advance registration is required.

Rutherford County Farmers Market: Summer Season Opening Day

Opening day kicks off the Rutherford County Farmers Market’s summer and fall season. It offers a chance to meet local farmers, shop from them, and welcome the start of summer at the market.

Midnight Highway Band

Midnight Highway Band keeps the dance floor moving while High Society offers cold drinks and great food, creating a lively setting for a stylish night out with friends.

Vinyl Four

VINYL FOUR brings its third show to Boro Bourbon & Brews, a Murfreesboro spot known for live entertainment, tasty food, drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. Expect a night of dance friendly tunes and plenty of sing along moments. Bring comfortable dancing shoes and warm up your voice to sing with VINYL FOUR throughout the show.

Mother’s Day Flower Stand

A Mother’s Day flower stand offers premium wraps priced at $45 and peony bunches at $35, along with other fresh, seasonal farm-grown blooms. Payments are accepted via cash, Venmo, PayPal, and Cash App. Preordering is available to help secure the exact flowers you want, and availability is limited, so items may sell out.

Together in Transitions- Widow and Widower Support Group

This support group offers a caring place for widows and widowers to connect with others, share experiences, and access helpful resources while navigating life after the loss of a spouse. Adults 18 and older may attend, and it takes place at St. Clair.

Lunch on the Plaza

Roland Justice teams up with Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation to launch this year’s Lunch On The Plaza at Murfreesboro Civic Plaza, featuring a variety of food trucks and live music from Roland. Tables and chairs will be available for comfortable seating. The full lineup of participating trucks will be announced soon.

Tree to Remember Set

Key-Key

Key-Key is set to take the stage at Diamante Night Club in Antioch. This is a ticketed event.

Pour Your Own Epoxy Class

Explore epoxy pouring in Murfreesboro during a hands-on class set in a welcoming, safety-focused environment. Create functional pieces like a resin river serving tray, a lazy susan, a bourbon flight board, and more while you practice your pour and design. Instruction is provided as you learn and experiment. Partner with a favorite person and work on a project together at no additional cost.

Auditions: “Twelfth Night”

Auditions are being held for Twelfth Night, directed by Phil Mote and Shane Lowery, at Oaklands Mansion Maney Hall. Actors will read from the script without prior preparation as part of the audition process. With support from the TN Arts Commission, select roles offer financial compensation, and additional details will be provided during the auditions.

Boxes & Blooms

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hands-on workshop for ages 5 and up. Participants build a wooden flower box and fill it with fresh flowers. Kids and teens can help Mom choose blooms and can make a project of their own too. Everyone selects a design from a gallery of options, then personalizes it with a choice of paint and wood stain colors. All materials are provided, with step-by-step guidance throughout the session. Pre-registration is required, and flower options may vary.

Bridgerton Royal-Tea Party

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a Bridgerton inspired tea experience. Savor a tasting flight of three teas paired with two scones served with jams and clotted cream, seasonal fruit, and a spiced raspberry shortcake with an unexpected twist. Each attendee takes home a society themed favor bag that includes a keepsake society paper and sample portions of the teas and treats to enjoy later. Seating is limited and the cost is $50 per person. To reserve, call 615-624-7239.

Youth Open Play

Created by popular demand, this open play session is tailored for youth ages 10 to 17. It provides dedicated time for open play with peers in a casual, youth-friendly setting.

Roland Justice

Roland appears on stage at Heroes Den for a live performance.

School of Rock Murfreesboro Adults End of Season Showcase

SoRAD brings the adult musicians of School of Rock Murfreesboro to the stage at Cedar Glade Brews for an end of season showcase. The event features live rock from the program’s adult students as they celebrate the close of their season. Admission is $10.

2026 Race #5 @ Apex Raceway

Race #5 at APEX Raceway and Hobbies features DTM to begin, followed by a lunch break, then LMP and GTP.

4th Annual Mid Tenn American Muscle all vehicle Car Show presented by Timothy Haynes Well Drilling

An all-vehicle car show returns to honor veterans, with support from Timothy Haynes Well Drilling. This edition also recognizes the 250th anniversaries of the U.S. Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, aligning with the nation’s 250th year. The previous year’s event drew exceptional participation and contributed $6,000 to multiple veteran organizations. Competitors can look forward to custom one-of-a-kind class trophies for first, second, and third place, a range of specialty awards, and a custom Top 25. Best of Show receives a show-themed wrapped electric guitar. Spectator admission is free, and vehicle entry is $25 per vehicle, paid on site only with no pre-sale. Extras include goodie bags, dash plaques, collectible custom dash entry number plates, a 50/50 drawing, prize raffles, a silent auction, food and merchandise vendors, MTAM Group merchandise, and more. Sponsorship support is welcome, with inquiries directed to Wes Wooldridge through messenger. Additional information about classes and other specifics will be shared closer to the event.

💐 Mother’s Day Brunch – Kids Class: They Cook for You! 💐

Young chefs take the lead in a Mother’s Day cooking class that ends with a brunch served to mom. The experience spans three hours. In the opening two hours, kids make a full menu with yogurt parfaits, baked French toast, mini quiche, sausage with gravy, and biscuits. Once cooking and plating are complete, mom arrives to enjoy the meal while the kids handle the serving. Drinks include fresh orange juice, filtered water, or tea.

Art in the Village

Presented with the Murfreesboro Art League, this community art day fills Cannonsburgh Village with creative energy. Guests can watch artists at work during live demonstrations, see painting unfold outdoors, enjoy activities for kids, and browse a wide range of vendor offerings. The Murfreesboro Art League Gallery will be open to visit, and visitors can talk with member artists and buy original pieces directly from them. Admission is free and open to all ages. For more information, email mbnevills@murfreesborotn.gov or call 615-890-0355.

Chin Up, Girl 2nd Annual Mother's Day Self Care Boutique

The second annual Mother’s Day self care boutique offers a welcoming, boutique-style setting where women can pause and recharge. This free community gathering is open to all women and will be held at Patterson Park Community Center in Murfreesboro. Guests can explore free clothing, shoes, and accessories, receive professional bra fittings with an opportunity to take home a bra, enjoy complimentary brow grooming, capture memories at a photo booth, and take part in brief wellness sessions and micro workshops. A kids activity corner with a balloon artist adds family friendly fun, light refreshments will be available, and registered participants can receive curated self care bags. Community partners will share supportive services, and Wellpoint will offer resources for new and expectant mothers. Presented by Wellpoint, the experience is designed to help women feel recognized and cared for while connecting with tools that support everyday needs and overall well-being. Created by Chin Up, Girl, a Murfreesboro organization that works to restore dignity and build confidence for women navigating challenges.

Seafood Festival

At Lane Agri Park in Murfreesboro, this seafood festival serves up lobster rolls, crab legs, shrimp boils, fried catfish, oysters, and more, plus refreshing drinks and sweet treats. Activities take place across two indoor buildings and an outdoor area, creating a family friendly setting and a foodie experience. Vendor applications are available on the event website.

Middle Tennessee Ranger Lunch — Three Rangers Foundation

Rangers and friends are welcome to attend, including spouses, family, and other guests.

Community Yoga Class

This monthly class offers a friendly, inclusive setting for participants of all experience levels. A suggested $10 donation helps sustain the space.

Kevin Wolf

This event features Kevin Wolf, and admission is free.

Mother's Day Succulent Bar

A Mother’s Day succulent bar features a hands-on teacup planting experience, inviting attendees to assemble a lovely succulent arrangement in a teacup and take home a keepsake. Spend quality time with loved ones while creating together. Availability is limited.

🌷 MUFFINS WITH MOM - FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT! 🌷 AGES 5+

Celebrate Mother’s Day with Muffins with Mom, a family friendly crafting experience for ages 5 and up. Share muffins while creating projects side by side. Adults select a project from the gallery and each child chooses from the available kid options. All supplies are included, with step by step instruction to help complete a piece for the home or as a gift. A variety of paint and wood stain colors is offered during the workshop. Pre-registration is required.

Sunflowers on Teal

Enjoy a painting and wine party where you can paint sunflowers on a teal background. Experienced local artists will provide step-by-step instructions. Painters ages 15 and up can attend this event. Feel free to bring your own food and drinks. Cups and bottle openers will be provided.

Yarn Love Murfreesboro

A relaxed gathering for people who love yarn crafts, where knitters and crocheters connect in a friendly setting. Meetings take place on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the second floor conference room. It is suitable for all experience levels.

RuCo Pride's Mini Golf Adventure

RuCo Pride hosts an inclusive mini golf evening at GO USA Fun Park, welcoming participants of all ages for a relaxed round on the course. Admission is $6 for ages 12 and under and $8 for ages 13 and up, payable to the venue on the night of the event. An RSVP is requested to help plan for attendance.

Murfreesboro Writer’s Group

The Murfreesboro Writers Group is a gathering of local writers focused on improving their work through mutual critique. Meetings take place in the second floor meeting room at Linebaugh Public Library, where participants share writing and offer constructive feedback to one another.

AACB 2026 Conference

At Cannonsburgh Village, a regional gathering for blacksmithing fills a historic setting with live craft, learning, and community. Featured demonstrations include Ben Abbott focusing on knife and blade work and Terry Sheridan highlighting forged tools. AACB member demonstrators add depth with Alan Eldred and Chuck Henderson exploring traditional joinery, Herb Gravitt presenting a Yellin-style rosette, and Chuck Cook covering knife-making processes. Teaching workshops invite hands-on practice, with Jason Bevins and Jay Replogle leading a knife class and Craig Hines guiding a hacksaw-making class. The WACKY Institutes School of Blacksmithing will be on site, with Brian and Ed Brazeal offering live forging. Families can enjoy creative sessions too, including a landscape weaving class with Mary Kearney, a cheese marking class with Paula Butler, and a drawing class with Brooke Busbee. The event also features vendors and tailgate sales with tools, materials, books, jewelry, art, and blacksmithing supplies, creating chances to connect with makers and suppliers from across the region. Sponsor support comes from Blacksmith Supply, Fiery Furnace Forge, Blue Moon Press, and Brodbeck Ironworks. An Iron-In-The-Hat and an auction round out the program, with plenty of blacksmithing extras available throughout the event. Registration details will be shared on social media.

Stained Glass Dragonfly or Butterfly Re-Invintage!

Celebrate the bloom of May with a stained glass workshop at Re-Invintage Home featuring dragonfly and butterfly designs. Using the Tiffany copper foil method, you will create a window charm that can hang in the light or be adapted into a plant stick to add a playful touch to your garden. This class welcomes both beginners and experienced makers. First-timers complete a finished piece with guided support, while advanced participants can explore wire embellishments to elevate their work.

Celebrating 10 Years - Anniversary Luncheon

PC4S marks a decade of service with a celebratory luncheon at Carriage Lane Inn. The gathering reflects on community work that began in the 1990s with the Murfreesboro Housing Authority, the milestone of achieving 501(c)(3) nonprofit status in 2016, and the organization's ongoing impact today. Guided by a mission to connect and empower communities through education and advocacy, PC4S focuses on strengthening mental health and preventing substance misuse in sustainable ways. Admission is $30.

Liberty Flames at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Baseball

At Reese Smith Jr. Field, the Liberty Flames face the Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders in a college baseball matchup. Look for sharp pitching, timely at-bats, and subtle in-game choices that can decide a tight finish. The game offers a clear view of how both teams manage pressure in key moments from first pitch to the final out.

Private Eyecon™️

Hosted within Middle Tennessee State University’s Criminal Justice Department, Private Eyecon offers a three day, in depth look at how real investigations unfold. Created by Sheila Wysocki, a private investigator and victim’s advocate, the program shifts attention from sensational narratives to disciplined methods grounded in respect for victims. Participants explore how timelines are built and contradictions tested, why forensic evidence is interpreted and sometimes challenged in the lab rather than on television, and how legal limits and human judgment influence the search for justice. The goal is not a quick, tidy resolution, but a clear view of how professionals think so future cases are approached with sharper understanding.

Bash in the Boro - 2026!

Compete at Apex Pickleball in a community tournament built for fast-paced play and friendly competition. The format begins with round-robin groups and continues into bracket play, so participants can count on plenty of matches. Divisions are organized by both age and skill level to encourage fair, balanced play for every experience level. Expect well organized matches, a supportive atmosphere, and opportunities to test your game while pursuing medals, prizes, or simple bragging rights... all across a full day of action on the courts. Space is limited. MPA members receive a $10 discount with code MPA.

Tennessee Renaissance Festival

Experience the inaugural school day at the Tennessee Renaissance Festival. Attend in casual attire or arrive in cosplay. The event will be held rain or shine. There will be a limited number of vendors and entertainers.

Bash in the Boro - 2026

Bash in the Boro - 2026 is a pickleball tournament in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Players can compete in structured match play and put their skills to the test on the court.

Line Dance Night

Enjoy a night of line dancing at Hop Springs with The Rockin' Country Band and The Let's Go Girls. The evening begins with step-by-step instruction to get everyone moving, then the live band takes the stage to keep the energy high. The festivities take place in the Taproom for a boot stomping good time.

Love on the Lake

Enjoy a painting and wine party where you can create your own masterpiece. An experienced artist will provide step-by-step instructions. Painters ages 15 and up are welcome, and you can bring your own food and drinks. They provide the cups and bottle openers.

Legally Blonde the Musical

Elle Woods seems to have a wonderful life, but it takes a turn when her boyfriend, Warner, breaks up with her to attend Harvard Law. Determined to win him back, she uses her charm to get into the prestigious law school. She faces challenges with her peers, professors, and her ex, but with the help of new friends, Elle discovers her potential and aims to prove herself.

Liberty Flames at Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Baseball

Liberty Flames visit the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders at Reese Smith Jr. Field for a late stretch showdown that could influence conference positioning and postseason momentum. Expect sharp defense, well-timed pitching moves, and timely hitting that keep the tension high from the first pitch to the last out. An intimate ballpark setting adds to the intensity of this competitive college baseball matchup.

Gallagher Guitar Music Festival

Gallagher Fest returns with performances from @shadowgrassband, @sicardhollowband, and @airshowband. Additional artists will be announced.

Shabby Lane Mothers and Daughters Market

Explore offerings from 70 small businesses at Lane Agri-Park Community Center in Murfreesboro. Enjoy shopping, food, and plenty of fun with free admission. The first 400 shoppers will receive complimentary cupcakes and tea.

Hike with Jane: Late-Spring Wildflowers

Explore the trails at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park on a nature hike with Jane, a Tennessee State Naturalist. Learn about native wildlife along the way as she focuses on spring wildflowers and shares insights about the plants and their habitats. No registration is required. For more details, contact the Wilderness Station.

WillCo WellFest 2026

WillCo WellFest 2026 is a complimentary, family-friendly health festival at The Factory at Franklin that brings together prominent voices in physical and mental wellness. The event includes a live podcast with Dr. Chris Motley and Dr. Anis.

Exposure Series: Tennessee Session 2

This football showcase offers competition in front of scouts and college coaches. This event is designed for the graduating classes of 2027-2029.

Gallagher Guitar Fest 2026

Airshow brings a live performance to The Walnut House in Murfreesboro. Tickets are available for this show.

Shot Through the Heart: Bon Jovi Tribute

Shot Thru The Heart performs at Hop Springs with an energetic tribute to Bon Jovi. Expect a live show that salutes the band’s signature sound and captures the spirit of their music.

TN Enhanced Carry Permit

Carrying a firearm for the protection of yourself and your loved ones requires serious responsibility. This session emphasizes that commitment and is led by instructors with decades of weapons training experience.

🎂 Cake Decorating 101

At The Curious Kitchen, cake enthusiasts can explore hands-on decorating and build essential skills. Each participant decorates a personal two-layer cake with a choice of vanilla or chocolate buttercream. Instruction covers cake icing basics and core frosting techniques, including how to layer a cake, make shell, rosette, and star borders, and pipe roses, flowers, and leaves for the top. Completed cakes are packed in bakery boxes to take home and share. Light snacks and beverages are provided. Everyone makes one cake. Price is per person. Ages 14 and up.

School of Rock Murfreesboro Youth Spring Season Showcase

See live performances by the student bands of School of Rock Murfreesboro in a youth end-of-season showcase. This concert highlights young musicians taking the stage together.

Vintage Venturers

A monthly gathering for adults 60 and older at the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park features a relaxed mix of nature-themed activities. Participants can enjoy coffee and refreshments, read short stories inspired by the outdoors, and either work together on a nature craft or take a brief guided hike. The cost is $5 per person. Registration is required by calling 615-217-3017.

SPARK! Water Day!

SPARK! Water Day! celebrates summer and the semester’s end with water play on the patio. Plans are subject to the weather. It is intended for children ages 1 through 6 accompanied by a caregiver. The event takes place at the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring. SPARK! is supported by TDK.

Murfreesboro Writer’s Group

Local writers in Murfreesboro come together to share constructive critiques and strengthen works in progress. The focus is on thoughtful feedback, supportive discussion, and practical ways to refine craft so every participant leaves with clear ideas for improvement.

The Great Escape

Enjoy a painting class for adults ages 15 and up. You can bring your own drinks and snacks. The studio provides cups and bottle openers. Arrive early to get settled. If you are part of a group, let them know when booking your reservation. Payment is due when you make your reservation. If you cancel more than 24 hours before the event, you will receive a refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the event, you will receive a store credit. They often take photos during the class and post them on Facebook.

Steakhouse Classics - Adult Class

At The Curious Kitchen, this hands-on adult cooking class celebrates timeless steakhouse favorites that always please a crowd. Spend about two hours cooking side by side, then relax and enjoy the meal you prepared together. The menu includes a wedge salad with bacon and blue cheese dressing, grilled steak with a mushroom wine sauce, rich creamed spinach, twice baked potatoes, and classic chocolate mousse finished with Chantilly whipped cream. A complimentary Cabernet pairing is offered, and fresh iced tea, lemonade, and filtered water are available throughout the class. Guests are welcome to bring their own bottle of wine.

Homeschool Science Series: Water Quality & River Exploration Ages 5-8 yrs

At Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park, this Homeschool Science Series session centers on water quality and river exploration for ages 5 to 8. Children explore science through hands-on activities and outdoor learning with peers, taking a closer look at waterways and the factors that affect clean water. Admission is $5 per person.

Most Wanted Band

This event features Most Wanted Band and there is no cover charge.

Wheeling & Healing Golden Years Senior Health Fair

Created with seniors in mind, this health fair features complimentary screenings, a live question and answer session with a pharmacist, and snacks with opportunities to win prizes. It focuses on healthy living and community wellness, and attendees are welcome to bring a friend to share the experience.

Family Campout

Designed for families who want a gentle introduction to backpacking, this campout begins with an easy one mile hike from the Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park to the campground. Once there, park staff will be on hand to help with setup and getting settled. Throughout the evening, participants can choose from guided night hikes, games and activities for children, campfire activities, and music, or simply relax by the fire. Dinner that evening and breakfast the next morning are provided and included with the registration fee. Pricing is $10 for ages 13 and up, $5 for ages 5 to 12, and children 4 and under are free with a paying adult.

Strawberry Festival

Enjoy a family-friendly festival with tons of strawberries, strawberry-themed items, and fun for the whole family. There will be live music, 100 handcrafted artisans and boutiques, live demonstrations, and food trucks. Enjoy a petting zoo and a strawberry pie eating contest where you can win $100.

AAPI Celebration

There will be an AAPI Celebration.

Felipe Pelaez

Felipe Peláez appears at Luna's Night Club in Murfreesboro.

Memorial Day Madness at Boro Beach

Make a splash at Sports\*Com Boro Beach with a full day of swimming, music, and plenty of fun, plus chances to win prizes. Open to all ages. For more information, call 615-895-5040 or email kgoss@murfreesborotn.gov.

Nick Bentley

Singer and songwriter Nick Bentley performs live at Boro Bourbon & Brews in Murfreesboro. From Duck River, Tennessee, he began sharing his music with audiences in 2022.

Tennessee Tales & Legends Camp

Hosted at Travellers Rest Historic House and Museum, this camp explores Tennessee’s past through tales of brave frontier figures, eerie creatures, and chilling lore. It encourages curious minds to weigh surprising historical facts against enduring legends, exploring where documented truth meets mysterious stories.

Murfreesboro Writer’s Group

Local writers gather to strengthen their work through constructive peer critique. Meetings are held in the second-floor meeting room at Linebaugh Public Library.

Photography Walk at the Wetlands

Bring a camera and explore Murfree Spring Wetlands, an urban sanctuary rich with wildlife, during a guided photography walk next to the Discovery Center. Outdoor Murfreesboro will bring a bird to demonstrate nature photography techniques. Boro Birders and Photography Connect Murfreesboro will also attend. The program is free, open to all ages, and geared toward adults. To register, email abarbieri@murfreesborotn.gov.

Herrick

Herrick takes the stage at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant in downtown Murfreesboro. Tickets are available for this performance.

The Spring Party

Enjoy a seasonal evening at Oaklands Mansion at The Spring Party, presented by Pinnacle Financial Partners. A spring-inspired dinner buffet will be served alongside a full bar hosted by Julie’s Bartending Service, with summer cocktails crafted by Prichard’s Distillery. Plan for casual attire suited to warm weather, and expect refreshingly cold drinks. Live music is provided by The Home Sweet Home Band, showcasing traditional folk and bluegrass plus old time and historical selections. Ticket purchases and sponsorships support preservation and education. Sponsorships begin at $300 and include event tickets. Of each $125 per person ticket, $60 is a tax-deductible donation to Oaklands Association, Inc., the 501(c)(3) nonprofit that owns and operates Oaklands Mansion.

Caring For Our Community: A Market Supporting Painted Tree Small Business Owners

A community-centered market weekend hosted by SugaringNYC-Murfreesboro lifts up local entrepreneurs navigating change after the closure of Painted Tree Marketplace. Shoppers can explore a wide mix of vendors offering distinctive products, gifts, and services, meet small business owners, and show support with every purchase. Free attendee registration is available. Painted Tree vendors are welcome to participate at no cost for a single day to gain visibility and connect with new customers. Space is limited and allocated in the order requests are received. To request a spot, contact @sugaringnyc_murfreesboro on Instagram with your business name, contact details, and a brief description of the merchandise you plan to bring. This weekend gathering highlights the resilience and creativity of local small businesses and encourages meaningful community connections.

Blossoming Night - Set

This adult evening class, open to ages 15 and up, takes place at Painting with a Twist. Plan to arrive about 15 to 20 minutes early to uncork, slip on a smock, and get comfortable in your seat. If you would like a little extra time to unwind, visit with friends and take a moment beforehand.

D&D at Cultivate Coworking

Tabletop adventurers gather at Cultivate Coworking for quest-driven Dungeons & Dragons one shot adventures in the West Marsh style. Beginners and those with no prior experience are welcome. Attendees may bring snacks and are expected to respect the space by cleaning up before leaving. Participants must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a parent or guardian, and childcare is not available. For character creation, bring a level 1 D&D 5e character built with the 2014 or 2024 rules using the standard array for ability scores. Choose from standard 5e races and classes, with any exceptions at the DM’s discretion. Assistance with building a character is available upon request. Progression uses a straightforward track. After playing at level 1, return with the same character at level 2. After two sessions at level 2, advance to level 3. Play three sessions at level 3 to reach level 4. Advancement is currently capped at level 4 to keep the games welcoming and accessible for new players. Questions and constructive feedback are welcome.

Free Skin Cancer Screening

A no-cost skin cancer screening is available at Patterson Park Community Center - Murfreesboro. If you have a mole or bump you are unsure about, you can reserve a 10 minute screening with Taylor Copeland, a board-certified physician assistant at Stones River Dermatology. To schedule, call 615-893-7439 and ask for Amy or Roger, or email amyers@murfreesborotn.gov.

Jack Finley Band LIVE at High Society Food Bar & Lounge!

This event features a live performance by JFB.

Doughnuts with Dad

Celebrate Father’s Day with movement, games, and a sweet treat at Fortified Fitness. Co-hosted by GymCore and Fortified Fitness, this father and child event invites dads and father figures to team up with kids ages 1 to 12 for obstacle courses, fitness challenges, interactive games, and open play that encourage bonding through laughter and friendly competition. Space is limited. For details, call 615-795-7607.

ICCC Part VIII in 2026!

ICCC Part VIII celebrates science fiction with a full slate of attractions at what is billed as Tennessee’s biggest convention of its kind. Attendees can meet movie stars, search for hard to find collectibles, show off cosplay with chances to compete, and dive into tabletop gaming. The program includes celebrity panels, appearances by fan groups and podcasters, artists and creators sharing their work, displays of memorable screen props, demonstrations from builders who craft iconic droids, and plenty of comics and video games. Vendors offer a wide selection of toys and other finds, and tattoos are available on site. The event has been locally run since 2018 and keeps the emphasis on fans over corporations.

Middle Tennessee Recumbent Rally

The Middle Tennessee Recumbent Rally returns for the first time since 2018, bringing back a tradition many riders have enjoyed. Registration is open through the event’s online forms, and additional details will be shared as the date approaches. Watch for updates and announcements as plans are finalized.

Dean Batten

This event features Dean Batten, and there is no cover charge to attend.

Cassia Dawn LIVE at BBB’s!!!

Enjoy a live performance from Cassia Dawn at BBB's, with no cover charge.

Week 8 - KIDS SUMMER COOKING CAMP - Let's Bake Some More!

Week 8 of The Curious Kitchen’s 12th annual Kids Summer Cooking Camp focuses on even more baking, featuring fresh recipes and techniques designed for junior chefs ages 6 to 15. Participants mix, measure, and bake entirely from scratch while exploring the science behind their creations, then practice decorating and presentation. Each hands-on class concludes with everyone enjoying the treats made that day. Dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice, and space is limited as camps tend to fill quickly. Across five weekday sessions, the menu spans both sweet and savory favorites including crispy baked chicken with oven fries, cherry pie, shortbread, mini strawberry hand pies, fresh garlic rolls, baked ziti with mini meatballs, lemon cupcakes, chocolate cream pie, mixed berry trifle, individual cheesy nachos, chicken enchiladas, double chocolate cookies, tres leches cake, cinnamon horchata, baked pork chops, potato casserole, cheesy biscuits, snickerdoodles, raspberry lemonade, customizable calzones, pizza dough made from scratch, thumbprint cookies, classic oatmeal cookies, and pineapple milkshakes. Tuition is $350 per child for the week.