It’s time to get creative, Clarksville! If you’ve been looking for an artistic outlet, there’s no better moment to check out the studio renaissance that’s blooming all over the city. Whether you’re a painter, a potter, a photographer, or just eager to learn, here a few places to hone your... [read more]
Clarksville is home to many living testaments to history, and Belle Meade Plantation is one of the most awe-inspiring. Explore the grand architecture of the Greek-Revival mansion, stroll the sprawling grounds, and get a unique glimpse into the ways of life in the Old South.
Belle Meade Tours
Choose among three distinct... [read more]
Living in Northern Tennessee has some great perks. A lot of Clarksville residents love being close enough to take advantage of Nashville but coming home to something a little quieter. And of course, the nature in the area is absolutely beautiful. One place you can go to see all the... [read more]
The weather is a little crisp, and that makes it the perfect time to go horseback riding. You don’t need your own horse to hit the trails. Just head to a local stable and go for a ride. You’ll love connecting to nature and seeing the sights as you sit... [read more]
You have a hankering for some Cajun cuisine, but you don’t want to make the drive to New Orleans. That’s no longer necessary. You can enjoy New Orleans-style cuisine right here in Clarksville at Roux Americajun Restaurant and Bar. This restaurant celebrates the complex flavors of New Orleans cooking and... [read more]
Did you feel a little tug of sadness when you put your tree away after Christmas? If only there were a way to hold onto that holiday feeling. Well, Christmas might technically be over, but it’s still going strong at the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center. Stop by to... [read more]
Clarksville’s most popular holiday display is up once again. The 20th Annual Christmas on the Cumberland display is up through Jan 1, 2019. The Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department has decked the McGregor Park Riverwalk with more than 1 million lights, and you can view them for free. Stop by... [read more]
This just might be the best time of the year. You get to say goodbye to the hot summer months and welcome the crisp air of autumn. Not only that, but you get to decorate your house, dress your kids up for trick-or-treating, and carve pumpkins. You just need to... [read more]
If you love military history, you absolutely must go to the Don F. Pratt Museum at Fort Campbell. This museum was established in 1956 to honor the 101st Airborne Division, popularly known as the “Screaming Eagles.” It is full of exhibits, including a restored CG-4A cargo glider, plus some memorabilia... [read more]
