You don’t have to go all the way to an art gallery to see some amazing works of art. In fact, you can see them right on the street. How? By attending the Chalk Walk Art Festival. This event is attracting some of the best artists in town, and they’re... [read more]
It’s that time of year again! Time to enjoy this spring weather and get out and enjoy the area. Living in Clarksville, we have lots of ways to enjoy the outdoors. But one of the most fun ways to enjoy a warm night with your family or friends is the... [read more]
Are you ready to get your grub on? Hopefully, you’re hungry, because the Hog Roast Hootenanny is right around the corner. This event is all about spending time with friends and family – while enjoying some of the best food around. It’s all going down on Saturday, April 27, from... [read more]
Escape rooms and escaping games are the newest craze sweeping the nation. And what a great brain stimulation exercise! It is a part puzzle game and part scavenger hunt. After entering a room with your team of friends, family and maybe strangers, the door is locked and you have sixty... [read more]
If you're looking for an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon, consider a quick trip to the Amish Country in Guthrie, KY. Just 30 minutes north of Clarksville, TN, the region offers a charming day trip destination where you can shop, explore, and indulge.
Day Trip Delights
There's no shortage of shopping... [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]
Love animals and exercise? Combine your two loves by participating in the Zoo Run Run at the Nashville Zoo. The race will be on Jan. 26 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., and registration is open now. Pre-registration is $42 for adults and $20 for kids ages 5 to 12.... [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]
Sick of bundling up and spending New Year’s Eve outdoors? Make a change this year by attending New Year’s Eve Splash in Clarksville. Head to the New Providence Pool on Dec. 31 and swim the night away. The pool party begins at 8:30 p.m. and lasts until 12:30 a.m. It’s... [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]
