Welcome to the Tennessee Renaissance Festival !
Travel back to 16th Century England. Our Village of Covington Glen comes alive with the bustle of a Renaissance Marketplace. Over 60 skilled Artisians from all over the country display their wares from silks to swords; from gems to jewels. Flavors, aromas and tastes of specialty foods and drinks greet the festival-goer. Hear the sounds of Renaissance musicians and merrymakers as they echo through the trees. Color, movement, and peals of laughter welcome those who thrill to the challenges of Games of Skill and Man-Powered Rides. Come join us at the Tennessee Renaissance Festival!

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2013 Running Dates
May 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, plus Memorial Day May 27th!
Hours: 10am – 6:00pm

Free parking, and free admission for children 5 and under!

Location:
Located off Highway 96 between the towns of Franklin and Murfreesboro, the Tennessee Renaissance Festival is easily accessible from I-24, I-65, and I-840, just 25 miles south of Nashville. The festival address is 2124 New Castle Road, Arrington, TN, 37014

For additional help, we’ve provided a map with directions to the faire.

Tennessee Renaissance Festival
P.O. Box 309
Arrington, Tennessee, 37014
Phone: (615) 395-9950

Uncle Bud’s Catfish Shack – Cool Springs!

We have Fried Chicken, Whole Cat, Catfish, Gator, Frog legs, Shrimp, and a few other things that will make your mouth water ….

Franklin Rodeo – May 16th-18th

Tickets For the 2013 Franklin Rodeo
ON SALE NOW!!!

ADULTS: $10 – $17
CHILDREN: $5 – $10

Ticket Sales: 877.987.6487

Questions about events or orders?
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 877.4.FLY.TIX (435.9849)
Online Support: Help Desk
Twitter: @FlySupport

Customer Service Hours
Monday – Saturday: 7AM – 6PM PST
Sunday: 10AM – 6PM PST

You may also purchase tickets
at the gate while they last.

Williamson County Ag Expo Center
42156 Long Lane
Franklin, TN 37064

http://www.franklinrodeo.com/

Franklin Main Street Festival

set for April 27-28, 2013

Franklin, TN – Downtown Franklin’s 29th annual Main Street Festival is April 27-28, 2013, featuring more than 200 artisans & crafters, three stages, two carnivals and an international food court to round out a full weekend of entertainment.

Hours for the free street festival are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, with the Fourth Avenue Street Dance continuing until 10 p.m., and all activities re-opening noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.

Presented by First Tennessee and produced by the Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County and the Downtown Franklin Association, the weekend event is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors to a full slate of family-oriented activities, non-stop musical entertainment and international flavors of more than 20 food vendors.

Handmade work to be exhibited includes original oil and watercolor paintings, pottery, jewelry, furniture, woodworking, ornamental iron, stained glass, photography, home and garden accents, birdhouses, leatherwork, and much more.

In addition to a juried arts and crafts show with more than 200 entries, the festival offers a special area of children’s activities on Third Avenue South between City Hall and the Old Courthouse.

Free entertainment is offered continuously on three stages—the First Tennessee Stage on the Public Square, the Heritage Stage on Fourth Avenue North and the Beer/Wine Garden Stage on Fourth Avenue South.

Three food areas offer a tasty variety of everything from roast corn on the cob and stuffed baked potatoes, Polish sausage, Greek gyros, and Asian and Mexican cuisines.  Southern fare includes barbeque, burgers and hotdogs, smoked turkey legs, funnel cakes, kettle corn and more.

There will also be a full-scale, traditional carnival at the silo property on 1st Avenue South, just a block from Main Street. The carnival opens earlier than the festival on Thursday and goes through Sunday.

Carnival hours are 5 to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 25-28, 2013. Thursday nights and all day Sunday are “wristband” days at the carnival, during which a $20 wristband offers unlimited access to the rides.

A complete entertainment schedule will be posted here April 15.

In addition to presenting sponsor First Tennessee, the Franklin Main Street Festival is sponsored by Mars Petcare, Pedigree, Vanderbilt, Williamson Medical Center, Publix Super Markets, Johnsonville Sausage, The Grove, Wyndham Resorts, The Tennessean/Williamson A.M., Fox 17, Clear Channel Radio, The City of Franklin, Schroeder Chiropractic, and more.

 The Main Street Festival is produced by The Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County and it division, the Downtown Franklin Association. Proceeds from the event are used to fulfill the mission of the organization, which is to protect and preserve the architectural, geographic and cultural heritage of Franklin and Williamson County and to promote the ongoing economic revitalization of downtown Franklin in the context of historic preservation.

The Main Street Festival is located in Historic Downtown Franklin, Tenn., exit No. 65 from I-65, three miles west to the Public Square.

For sponsorship information, contact [email protected]

For arts/crafts booths, please see our online event info at www.zapplication.org

For food vendor or arts/crafts vendor info, contact [email protected]

School and community groups that would like to perform, contact [email protected]

Professional bands, please apply through www.tneventinfo.com

For more information, see www.historicfranklin.com or call 615-591-8500.

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Repticon Nashville @ The Factory in Franklin

This event doesn’t come around very often!  Taking place at The Factory in Franklin, REPTICON Nashville!  ”Sharing Reptiles with the World!”

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March 23 & 24, 2013 - The Factory at Franklin

About the Repticon Nashville Show:
The summer of 2012 in August, Repticon made its true Tennessee debut with Repticon Nashville!  Repticon proudly brought a show to Franklin, just south of Nashville and in the heart of Tennessee, a state with few other shows. Hosted in the historic Factory at Franklin Entertainment Complex in the Jameson Hall, this new show featured the weekend of reptile excitement that central Tennessee enthusiasts had been waiting for, with well over 100 tables of top-quality reptiles, amphibians, exotic pets and pet products, hourly seminars and presentations, door prizes sponsored by Exo Terra, and much more!  Get ready Nashville, as Repticon will return!

Location:	The Factory at Franklin – Jameson Hall
	230 Franklin Rd. Franklin, TN 37064	click for map
Hours:	Saturday: 10:00am-5:00pm (VIP Entry at 9:00 am)
	Sunday: 10:00am-4:00pm (No VIP Early Entry)
Presentations:	Plan your day around events happening at these times! (Events & Times Subject to Change)
	Saturday
	11:00 am – TBA
	12:00 pm – TBA
	1:00 pm – TBA
	2:00 pm – TBA
	3:00 pm – TBA
	4:00 pm – TBA
	Sunday
	11:00 am – TBA
	12:00 pm – TBA
	1:00 pm – TBA
	2:00 pm – TBA
	3:00 pm – TBA

FAQ’s!

FAQ

Thank you for visiting the Repticon FAQ page. The first question we get is “What does FAQ stand for?” Frequently Asked Questions…. If the answer to your question isn’t on the page please shoot us an email at[email protected] or visit our contacts page.

Vendor Questions:

Q. Are there any restrictions on the products or animals that can be sold at Repticon?

A. All animals must be healthy and legal to sell within the state. Vendors who intentionally and repeatedly offer illegal or unhealthy animals for sale may be banned from future shows.

Q. What is something is stolen from my table?

A. Each exhibitor is expected to appropriately display their materials and staff their tables in order to prohibit shoplifting or theft. Repticon is not responsible for any theft before, during, or after each event. If you see something that doesn’t look right please tell us ASAP…DO NOT WAIT TILL THE END OF THE SHOW!

Q. How do I book tables at the show? Do I have to pre-pay?

A. To book tables at a Repticon show, either utilize the online booking form here, or contact the Vendor Coordinator for the state in which the show is held, listed here. Although pre-payment is appreciated, vendors in good standing who have vended at prior Repticon expos are not require to pre-pay for tables.

Vendors who have never vended at a Repticon expo must submit a $50 deposit upon booking to secure tables. This $50 deposit is credited towards the total payment due at the show. (For example, a first-time vendor booking one table must submit $50 upon booking, with a balance due of $45 at the show.)

Q. Do I need a banner and fancy neon sign?

A. Neon sign no, but =ach exhibitor is expected to create a professional, attractive display area in their space. It is now mandatory that Vendors must have a tablecloth to cover all their tables. If necessary, Repticon will provide them at $3 per table.

Q. Can I let guests hold the animals?

A. Exhibitors who choose to remove non-venomous animals from their enclosures or allow guests to handle their animals are responsible for maintaining control of the animals at all time. Each exhibitor is exclusively liable for any damage to property or personal injury resulting from handling of their live animals on the host facility premises.

Q. An animal escaped…it was my mom’s favorite! What do I do?

A. Each exhibitor is responsible for ensuring that no animals leave their exhibit area unless under the control of an employee or customer. Each vendor is responsible for recapturing any escaped animals without unreasonable disruption to other exhibitors or guests. Any escaped animals must be immediately reported to Repticon. Any lost animals that are found after event hours or after the event closes become the property of Repticon, with no obligation for return to the original owner.

Q. Are there restrictions about Wild-Caught Animals?

A. There is no restriction regarding the sale of legal, wild-caught animals. Exhibitors are not required to display any particular signage, but are required to disclose any pertinent information to interested guests, including whether a particular animal is wild-caught or captive bred.

Guest Questions:

Q. Can I bring beer or funny drugs to the show?

A. No Alcoholic beverages or Illegal Drugs are allowed in any Repticon Show and WE WILL ASK YOU TO LEAVE.

Q. Can I hold an animal at the show?

A. Each exhibitor is different so please ask before touching and always use hand sanitizer!

Q. Can I bring my personal animals to Repticon?

A. Guests can bring up to two animals inside the event. We feel strongly that this interaction will provide guests with an additional opportunity to engage in discussion with exhibitors and will generate excitement among event attendees. Animals brought by guests to the event must be in good health and under their control at all times. Any guests who violate that policy will be asked to leave the show.

Q. Can I sell my personal animals at the show?

A. Guests may not bring animals into the event for the purpose of selling them at the event, as only show vendors with appropriate permits may sell animals. Any guests who violate that policy will be asked to leave the show.

Q. Can I bring a venomous animal to a show?

A. Even though we have “Hot” Shows, Hots are never allowed to be brought in to our shows. We have very strict protocols that we follow and want to guarantee the safety of all our guests and exhibitors.

Q. How much are tickets?

A. You can purchase tickets HERE.

Q. You give away FREE animals on FaceBook! How do I win?

A. To learn more about our photo contests click HERE.

Q. I think an animal is sick or has mites…what do I do?

A. First, talk to the vendor. If you need more assistance you can always talk to one of the Repticon staff at the Info Booth.

Q. Please tell me, just one more time, what are the show hours?

A. Show hours are: Saturday: 10:00am-5:00pm (VIP Entry at 9:00 am) and Sunday: 10:00am-4:00pm (No VIP Early Entry)

Franklin Main Street Brew Fest

Downtown Franklin Association (DFA) is hosting their annual Main Street Brew Fest on Saturday, March 16. The event will feature 60-plus craft beers at 31 tasting sites, along with Celtic performers and plenty of Irish cheer!

All proceeds from the event go to the continued revitalization and promotion of Historic Downtown Franklin.

Franklin’s Main Street Brew Fest 2013

Taste of Williamson

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For one night only, the area’s best chefs unite to raise money for United Way of Williamson County and its partner agencies.

This event is proudly brought to you by the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce and CoolSprings Galleria.

Proceeds from this event support programs that are creating opportunities for a better life for all in Williamson County. We all win when a child succeeds in school, when families are financially stable and when people have good health.

For additional information, please contact United Way of Williamson County at 615/771-2312.

Franklin Glassblowing Studio – Class

Little Shop of Horrors – Pull Tight Theatre

Franklin, TN

BOOK AND LYRICS BY HOWARD ASHMAN, MUSIC BY ALAN MENKEN
DIRECTED BY PAT STREET
MARCH 22-23, APRIL 4-7, 11-14, 19-20

Seymour, a down-and-out Skid Row floral assistant, becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for fresh blood. Seymour’s excitement at his newfound fame soon turns to horror as the plant grows into a demanding, ill-tempered carnivore who offers him fame and fortune in exchange for feeding its growing appetite.

112 2nd Avenue South
Franklin, TN 37064

Tickets here:

http://www.pull-tight.com/box-office/

Free parking is available in the 2nd Avenue parking garage next to the theatre.

From I-65:
Take the Highway 96 Franklin exit going west toward downtown Franklin.
Go about 3 miles.
Turn right onto Church Street (traffic light at intersection).
Go one block and turn left onto 2nd Avenue.
The theatre is immediately on your left.

From Brentwood on Franklin Road:
Follow Franklin Road into downtown Franklin where it turns into Main Street.
Turn left onto 2nd Avenue.
The theatre is one block down and on your right.

150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF THOMPSON’S STATION

March 09, 2013
Address: 4683 Columbia Pike, Thompson’s Station TN 37179
Location: Homestead Manor
Phone: (615) 794-4333
Admission: Free
Description: The city of Thompson’s Station will be commemorating the Battle of Thompson’s Station on the 150th Anniversary at the historic Homestead Manor. The event will include living walking history, cannon fire demonstrations, a cavalry show, an evening dance and more.  (visitwilliamson.com)

Granite City Food and Brewery – Franklin

Granite City is now open in Franklin, TN!  Right next to Drury Plaze on McEwen…….

The new restaurant & brewery is located at 1864 W. McEwen Drive in Franklin. Granite City Food & Brewery announced the opening of its first location in Franklin, Tennessee, marking the 28th location overall in 13 states.

The new Franklin Granite City Food & Brewery offers guests an exceptional dining experience, complete with an on-site micro-brewery, crafting five awarding winning beer varieties. From the beer to the food, everything on the Granite City menu is fresh. Each item on the menu is carefully prepared on site—each day, from scratch. This passion for creating and serving the best food and beer makes even the classic recipes explode with flavor. The sophisticated yet unpretentious restaurant, proprietary food and beverages, attractive price points and high service standards combine for a restaurant dining experience that is quickly making Granite City a favorite. Granite City opened its first restaurant in 1999 and is continuing its expansion nationwide, currently operating 28 restaurants in 13 states.

The Menu

Granite City creates a distinctive dining experience anchored by it’s made from scratch food and handcrafted micro brews made on-site. A broad menu of items are prepared fresh daily and are served in generous portions at guest-friendly prices. The menu features a variety of dishes including delicious flatbreads, steaks, salads and comfort classics like meatloaf topped with a bourbon onion sauce. In addition to more than 90 made-from-scratch menu items, there are also regional favorites and locally sourced ingredients. An award-winning brunch is offered on Sundays with made-to-order omelets, Carmel rolls and Granite City’s popular Reggiano Hash browns. To-Go menus are also available.
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Middle Tennessee’s coolest family entertainment venue is packed with 12,000 square feet of indoor fun! The brand new Franklin, TN facility offers exciting activities for the entire family.

 

Churches, Charities , Businesses, and Mom/Dads groups don’t forget about our FREE Meeting rooms for your special event. We have 2 private rooms that holdup to 50 people. We have Noble Romans food available and attractions to occupy your children at the same time. Please call the store to find out more details and what works best for your organization.

Letsgetgoofy.com

Come Out to Goofballs

Wanted to invite everyone to Goofballs Family Fun Center on Monday for the holiday!! Kids are out of school and there is plenty to do no matter the weather!

Middle Tennessee’s coolest family entertainment venue is packed with 12,000 square feet of indoor fun! The brand new Franklin, TN facility offers exciting activities for the entire family.

http://www.letsgetgoofy.com

Max Muscle Cool Springs 3rd Anniversary Semi Annual SALE!

Golf Headquarters – Cool Springs – Nashville

Nashville, TN Golf

GOLF HEADQUARTERS

Curtiss and Anthony Fazilat are confident that the good name they’ve established over 16 years in the golf marketplace will quickly make their Cool Springs store, GOLF HEADQUARTERS, a familiar name.

The Fazilats are co-owners of GOLF HEADQUARTERS of Nashville, formerly a franchised golf shop. “GOLF HEADQUARTERS Inc. is an elite buying group, made up of the strongest & most knowledgeable and powerful golf retailers in our industry.  We’re not a franchise but a buying group, therefore are able to use the name GOLF HEADQUARTERS”, says Curtiss. “You must be invited to participate, and in fact, there are only three of us in the state of Tennessee”.  As members of the group, the Fazilats benefit from the purchasing power of the National Golf Buyers Association.  “The biggest benefit of the group is our purchasing power which in turn, means lower prices for our customers and makes it even more difficult for the big box corporate stores to compete with us”, says Curtiss.

“We’ve been members of this elite group for over 10 years now.  We attend our annual trade show where we share resources & discuss business strategies, then order and purchase products for the upcoming year”, Fazilat says.  Several things set their store apart, the partners say:  The store is locally owned and operated and you’ll find one or both in their store every day.  They carry mainstream, national brands, not the private-label merchandise many of their competitors do.  “Customers seem to prefer this,” says Anthony. “The industry has changed so much over the past several years.  People are looking for bargains and those bargains don’t have to be knock-off or private label merchandise any more.  We’re good at what we do and I believe our customers appreciate our service and prices.  With Curtiss and I in the store every day, we’re able to service our customers better than any corporate store ever can.  We have an incredible staff of Don Belleque (sales), Eric O’Brien (club repair & fitting), Doug Harris, David Pitman and Paula Fazilat (acct), who love what they do, which in turn, makes Curtiss’ and my job a little easier”.

Besides its wealth of golf equipment, apparel and accessories, GOLF HEADQUARTERS specializes in club fitting & repair on all major brands.  In fact, Eric O’Brien, who’s been on staff for quite some time, is a graduate of the Golf Academy of America, Phoenix (AZ).  He’s also enrolled in the PGA PGM (Professional Golf Management) program, which covers all aspects of the business.

GOLF HEADQUARTERS

Welcome to GOLF HEADQUARTERS! Our association, known as the National Golf Buyers Association, Inc., is the largest retail golf buying group in the United States and Canada, and we make up over 120 independently owned and operated golf retail stores throughout the U.S., Canada and Australia.

We accept Competitor Coupons and Gift Cards!

The result of our association is that our customers benefit from our buying power, tenure and experience in the industry. For well over 20 years, the NGBA has been committed to helping our associates offer their customers competitive prices and quality products. Look for all major brands, including Cleveland Golf, Nike, TaylorMade, Callaway, Mizuno, Adams Golf, FootJoy, Ping, Nicklaus, Tour Edge, Titleist, and much, much more.

There’s nothing like the personal attention you’ll get from someone who truly values your business — whether it’s custom club fitting, club repair or just simply advice. Your satisfaction and our low prices are guaranteed!

Experience our knowledgeable staff, and we’ll get you on your way to playing your best game ever and remember…YOUR GAME IS OUR BUSINESS!

GOLF HEADQUARTERS’ Services & Products Include:

• Trade-Ins Welcomed
• Lowest Prices Guaranteed
• All Brands In Stock…Always!
• Complete Golf Club Repair Center on Site

Learn More About GOLF HEADQUARTERS :

• Golf Equipment - Golf clubs, golf shoes, golf balls, golf bags and much more
• Your Golf Game - Custom club fitting, golf club repair, and a virtual golf simulator
• About Us - Learn more about our locally owned and operated business

Friendly, Well-Trained & Highly Qualified Salespeople are at Your Service!

Contact GOLF HEADQUARTERS today at 615-435-3199 to take advantage of our 10% discount or to schedule your custom golf club fitting.

Third Coast Clay in The Factory at Franklin

About Us

Third Coast Clay is a groovy little pottery painting place nestled in the rolling hills of Franklin, Tennessee, just a stone’s throw from Music City. We opened in Nashville in 1997 and moved to our current location at The Factory in Franklin in 1999. We are independently owned and operated.

What We Do
We are a paint-your-own pottery studio that’s open to the public everyday on a walk-in basis. We have over 500 pieces of “naked clay” including lots of fun stuff for kids. We have all the supplies you need to create a ceramic memory. All you need to bring is your imagination.

Step One
Choose your piece. We have practical items like mugs and plates, and silly stuff like garden gnomes and flying pigs!

What it Costs:
$6 per person + the pottery. Pottery is priced $6-$60 with most pieces under $20.
Our studio time is unlimited, you can have as many colors as you want and glazing & firing is free!

We’re located inside the historic Factory at Franklin, just minutes from Cool Springs and downtown Franklin. Get Directions »

Regular Studio Hours: Mon–Sat 10-9 | Sun 1-6.  Please arrive at least 90 minutes before close so that you have plenty of time to paint. Arrive at least one hour before close for last pottery pick-up. Groups of 6 or more need a reservation.

We’re open Mon., Jan 21 for MLK Day and Mon., Feb. 18 for President’s Day!

 Please make a reservation for any group of 6 or more!

We are open for school holidays including MLK Day, President’s Day, Columbus Day and Labor Day. Call ahead for groups of 6 or more. We are closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Years Day, Easter, July 4, and Memorial Day.

Check out the Factory’s website for special events and a list of all merchants. For a real down home experience, ride the trolley from downtown to the Factory.

The Franklin Art Scene – Friday, Febuary 1st

The Franklin Art Scene will guide participants to nearly 40 sites on Friday, Feb. 1 and patrons will see live demonstrations and award-winning pieces, from handcrafted fine jewelry and blown glass to turned wood, mixed media and more.

A $5 ticket gives you an unlimited Art Scene wristband to the trolleys that circulate from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more details and map information, go towww.franklinartscene.com.

Highlights:

Franklin Mercantile Deli will display the work of Joseph Dzuback Bibb, a Franklin native whose work includes paintings and mixed media. Much of the Franklin native’s recent work is influenced by both his Irish and Tennessee heritage and the landscape of his ancestors.

Creative Find-N-Design on Main Street will feature Jim Booth, a local photographer whose award-winning photos have been captured throughout the Southeast. The artist, who uses little to no editing techniques, gravitates towards the “rural America” shots that depict sweeping landscapes, intimate moments in nature and animals native to the south.

Boutique MMM on the Public Square will host Philip Terhune, a Nebraska native and Purdue University graduate who recently made Tennessee his home. The fine artists feels a natural connection toward abstract art, and utilizes common shapes paired with unexpected lines to produce Terhune’s signature style. Terhune layers each work to create a textured look that encourages both the touch and sight senses.

Handy Hardware on Columbia Avenue is a new site on the circuit, and will use its second month to feature local photographer and writer Donna O’Neil will showcase her photography at the store. Self-described as a “Cracker Barrel meets hardware store,” this eclectic small business will showcase O’Neil’s memories captured from the East Coast coastline. Though her portfolio is dominated by coastal images, from sailboats and schooners to lighthouses and wharves (reminiscent of Newburyport, Mass), O’Neil also finds beautiful moments in the history and landscape of Williamson County.

The business will also feature several Viva NashVegas Radio Show regulars, along with artist and musician George Hamilton V and his woodblock printed signs. The vintage-looking productions are rustic, wood block prints look-alike works–but with a George twist.

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Darrel Scott – Franklin Theatre – Feb. 1st

We were just notified that Darrell Scott will have to cancel his show this evening (Friday, December 28) at the Franklin Theatre due to illness. The concert has been rescheduled for Friday, February 1 at 8:00 p.m. and all original tickets will be honored or refunded through Monday, January 7th. We regret any inconvenience this may create for ticket holders and we hope that all will join us in sending wishes for a speedy recovery to Mr. Scott.

IF YOU HAVE TICKETS:

Your original ticket(s)—including original seat(s)—will be honored for the February 1 date. If you wish to attend on February 1, no further action is needed; your tickets are automatically transferable.

If you are not able to join us for the rescheduled concert, we will be more than happy to refund your ticket purchase in full through Monday, January 7. (This date is set to allow time to re-sell tickets to other patrons.) To receive a refund, please e-mail [email protected] or call the Franklin Theatre Box Office at (615) 538-2076.

After January 7, we will assume you plan to attend the February 1 performance and ticket purchases will no longer be refundable. Please feel free to let us know if you have any other questions or related needs we can assist with.

http://www.franklintheatre.com/tickets/music/

Frothy Monkey – Downtown Franklin

The Frothy Monkey located in downtown Franklin is Now Open!  Take a look!

WE’RE OPEN IN FRANKLIN! MENUS, HOURS & MORE.

We are open in Franklin and here for YOU!

Hours: Sunday 8am-9pm; Monday-Saturday 7am-9pm.
Our closing time is subject to change (to later) depending on demand and volume… so STAY TUNED!

Thanks to EVERYONE for the OVERWHELMING love and support on our first day of business… we feel so welcome!! See you all very soon!

View our new Franklin menus here:

Breakfast & Lunch

Lunch & Dinner

Beverage

Location:

downtown franklin

Thai Spice Restaurant – Franklin, TN

Welcome to Thai Spice Franklin !
We would like you to take your time to look in our Thai Spice Menus , Gallery, and many more !
So please enjoy yourself ^_^

Thai Spice is now under new management by Peeracha Chonsoongnern ; Owner and Chef ,
Since early October , its located in Franklin,TN . We provide excellent customer service so please stop by and come in and enjoy yourself ! :)
Dine -In    Take-Out     
Delivery within 3 miles 
Catering Available

Thai Spice

The Kandle Kitchen
212B McGavock Pike
Nashville, Tn  37214
(615) 261-7550

www.kandlekitchen.com

MADE IN THE USA!!!                                                                                                                                                                  

FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS $25.00 UP

The Kandle Kitchen opened in August, 2000.  We carry only high quality fragrance.

We hand pour our candles and custom fill customers’ containers. These are clean, long burning candles with fragrances that smell exactly as they should. We have approximately 40 fragrances. Our #1 seller is Odor Out Spice. It works.

We pour 100% Soy Oil candles made from the oil extracted from the soy bean. The candle contains no wax! The candles are available with various essential oils and are named Bougie De Sante (the healthy candle). They are also available with skin safe fragrances and candles in delightful fragrances just to make your home smell wonderful. They can be burned as a candle or used on a warmer.

We sell Root pillars and tapers made from 50% soy and 50% beeswax. The pillars burn approximately 17 hours per inch. The tapers burn 1-1/2 – 2 hrs per inch. They truly are the best pillar and taper candles you can buy.

Cool Springs Brewery

Lunch Buffet DAILY (11AM-1:30PM)

Our lunch buffet is available every day offering our famous New York style Pizzas, penne pasta, spaghetti, homemade marinara and breadsticks complimented by a fresh and varied salad bar.

$8.99 / $9.99 with soda
Under 12 (5-11) $6 inc soda
Under 5 (1-4) $3 inc soda

 

Cool Springs Brewery
600A Frazier Drive No.135 Franklin TN 37067 USA