The Franklin farmer's market is giving away FREE pumpkins this weekend as part of their Fall Festival activities. This Fall Festival includes fun arts, crafts and tastings, and cooking demonstrations, in addition to the typical vendors you can always find at the farmers market. FOR 2010: The Franklin farmers market Fall Festival takes place this Saturday October 9th from 9AM to 1PM at the Franklin Factory. It’s the market’s celebration of fall, with FREE pumpkins for the kids … [Read more...]
While it's still fresh on your mind... please tell us your favorite spots in Franklin to go trick-or-treating and fill up those candy bags on Halloween night. … [Read more...]
I can't tell you how many times we've passed through downtown Franklin only to find some big event going on that we didn't even have a clue about. It's kind of our own fault, because we don't subscribe to the local newspaper. And that "free paper" that arrives... on occasion... well, we don't usually get around to reading it until a week or so later. By then, any events advertised have already taken place. But I'm still surprised that there isn't more advertising and signage in the weeks … [Read more...]
Thinking of visiting historic Franklin, Tennessee in the near future? Or maybe you've got some guest visiting soon. Either way, you're probably looking for some great tips for tourists. Following are our best recommendations for things to see & do in and around Franklin, Tennessee. … [Read more...]
If you're in the Franklin/Nashville area, I'd encourage you to take one of these walking tours. Some are conducted year-round. Others take place only around the Halloween season. ...See how scared you get as part of a small group of people walking the streets at night while hearing about dozens of "well-documented" stories about local ghosts & hauntings! If you're looking for a LIST of haunted places in Nashville and other parts of Tennessee, then check this … [Read more...]
**Click on the links below to find current dates.** Whether you're into it for the "haunted" factor, or you just think you might enjoy learning more about the area and the history of the buildings which surround you, a walking tour might be right up your alley! Following are a handful of walking tours in the Nashville/Franklin, Tennessee area. Each has added special "haunted" aspects to the tour in honor of Halloween. Check out "Haunted Tennessee" -- a paperback book filled with all of … [Read more...]
Some have asked for a pumpkin carving template for making UT pumpkins. … [Read more...]
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