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Weekly Highlights in Tennessee

Every featured event of the week, past and present

David Stout Lecture at APSU's
Weekly Highlight Oct 26 – Nov 2, 2026

David Stout Lecture at APSU's

Composer, filmmaker and NoiseFold co-founder David Stout brings his free public lecture, At Home in the Uncanny Valley, to Austin Peay State University's Sara & Mike Gotcher Theatre on October 28th, 2026.

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APSU Flute Choir Day Concert in
Weekly Highlight Oct 26 – Nov 2, 2026

APSU Flute Choir Day Concert in

Austin Peay's Flute Choir Day closes with a free 2 p.m. concert on Halloween in the Mabry Concert Hall, led by Nashville Flute Choir director Beth Davis.

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Engineers Day at UT's Zeanah
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Engineers Day at UT's Zeanah

UT's Tickle College of Engineering dismisses undergraduate classes for one day each October so hundreds of high school and community college students can explore engineering at the Zeanah Engineering Complex — a tradition more than a century old.

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Civil War Ghosts at Clarksville
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Civil War Ghosts at Clarksville

The Clarksville Civil War Roundtable holds its 242nd meeting on Wednesday, October 21st, 2026, at Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1410 Golf Club Lane, with Karel Lea Biggs speaking on "Tennessee's Civil War Ghosts."

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Space Launch Party at UT
Weekly Highlight Oct 19–26, 2026

Space Launch Party at UT

UT's Herbert College of Agriculture celebrates its student experiment bound for the International Space Station with a free Space Launch Party on October 19, 2026, at the Agriculture and Natural Resources Building in Knoxville.

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Pop-Up Pup at Pendergrass
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Pop-Up Pup at Pendergrass

Therapy dog Grimm and his owner, UT librarian Jordan Kaufman, visit Pendergrass Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine Library on Oct. 13, 2026, to help students through midterms.

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Tennessee vs. Alabama at
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Tennessee vs. Alabama at

The Vols host the Crimson Tide in the Third Saturday in October rivalry at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on Oct. 17, 2026, kicking off at 3:30 p.m. on ABC.

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Let Love Bloom at UT's Student
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Let Love Bloom at UT's Student

Let Love Bloom brings a build-your-own bouquet workshop about healthy relationships to the University of Tennessee's Student Union in Knoxville on October 15, 2026.

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Connectivity Open House at
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Connectivity Open House at

Knoxville residents can drop in at the East Tennessee History Center on Oct. 15 to weigh in on the Downtown / South Knoxville Connectivity Study, a plan shaped in part by the Gay Street Bridge's closure to cars.

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Lady Vols Open Practice at Food
Weekly Highlight Oct 12–19, 2026

Lady Vols Open Practice at Food

Tennessee fans can walk into Food City Center on Oct. 17, 2026, for a free open practice and scrimmage, with player autographs to follow.

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The Blue Never Fades
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

The Blue Never Fades

Tennessee State's 99th homecoming brings T.I., a centenarian grand marshal, and a parade back to the streets that built it.

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The Ant Guy Comes to Clarksville
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

The Ant Guy Comes to Clarksville

Tim Johnson, who directed DreamWorks' first animated feature and spent decades in the trenches, brings a free lecture on creativity to Austin Peay.

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Science on Tap: Garden Drama
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

Science on Tap: Garden Drama

An APSU biologist brings her own native plant garden to a downtown Clarksville brewery for a free talk on the hidden ecology of everyday yards.

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Two Centuries, One Room
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

Two Centuries, One Room

A free six-day exhibition at the Williamson County Archives & Museum pairs historic Tennessee handcraft with new work by the state's makers, as part of a national 250th-anniversary celebration of American craft.

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The Heart of Harlinsdale
Weekly Highlight Oct 5–12, 2026

The Heart of Harlinsdale

A restored Victorian farmhouse at the center of Franklin's most storied horse farm opens its doors for free guided tours.

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Behind the Doors of
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

Behind the Doors of

The annual Belmont Hillsboro Home Tour invites the public inside the historic houses of a neighborhood that once fought white flight and now fights the wrecking ball.

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After a Year of Silence, Indie
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

After a Year of Silence, Indie

The festival that launched Craig Brewer and weathered a 2025 'intermission' will reveal its comeback lineup at a preview party in the Metal Museum's brand-new home.

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The Goose Is Loose: How a
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

The Goose Is Loose: How a

Every Friday from 5 to 7 p.m., Saint Goose Wine + Spirits throws open its doors in downtown Franklin for a free, no-reservation tasting that tours Europe one glass at a time.

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Where Clarksville's Dead Still
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

Where Clarksville's Dead Still

A one-hour walk through Greenwood Cemetery, founded in the tobacco boom years after the Civil War, reveals the politicians, actors, and ordinary families who built a city — and the Victorian cult of mourning that shaped how they were remembered.

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A Schoolhouse on Contested
Weekly Highlight Sep 28 – Oct 5, 2026

A Schoolhouse on Contested

A traveling exhibition tracing how Black Tennesseans built their own schools — and the Dickson County community that walked out of slavery and into a place called Promise Land — opens this fall at the St. John Cultural Arts Center.

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The Angel Outside the Gate
Weekly Highlight Sep 7–13, 2026

The Angel Outside the Gate

On Sept. 13, Nashville's storied church gathers to remember Mr. Baptist — the boy who sang his way into an auditorium and grew into gospel royalty, the favorite singer of Martin Luther King Jr., and the voice Mahalia Jackson called the greatest she ever heard.

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A New Forge for Memphis: The
Weekly Highlight Sep 7–13, 2026

A New Forge for Memphis: The

After four decades on the Mississippi bluffs, the Metal Museum moves into the former Memphis College of Art building, marking the biggest transformation in its history.

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Forged in History
Weekly Highlight Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026

Forged in History

In a free talk at the Customs House Museum, owner Charlie Foust traces his family's foundry from its 1847 founding to the new cast-iron skillet celebrating two Clarksville landmarks.

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A Living Conversation with the
Weekly Highlight Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026

A Living Conversation with the

Contemporary Tennessee makers respond to historical artifacts in a free exhibition that celebrates two hundred and fifty years of American handcraft.

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The Dixie Dewdrop's Homecoming
Weekly Highlight Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026

The Dixie Dewdrop's Homecoming

Nearly half a century after a local pharmacist started a banjo contest on a courthouse lawn, the festival honoring Uncle Dave Macon returns to Hop Springs for its 48th edition.

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In Clarksville, a Market Built for the Weird, the Wonderful, and the Handmade
Weekly Highlight Aug 24–30, 2026

In Clarksville, a Market Built for the Weird, the Wonderful, and the Handmade

For three summers, the Clarksville Oddities & Curiosities Market has given Middle Tennessee's alternative artists a home where taxidermy, creepy art, and one-of-a-kind craft are celebrated — and where originality is the only thing on sale.

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Tennessee flag
Weekly Highlight Aug 24–30, 2026

Framing the Mother Tongue

Eso Tolson brings his beloved Memphis slang art show home for a free one-day tenth-anniversary celebration at Comeback on North Main Street.

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Record-Breaking Art Expo Fills
Weekly Highlight Aug 24–30, 2026

Record-Breaking Art Expo Fills

The Downtown Artists' Co-op in Clarksville unveils the winners of its largest-ever Regional Juried Art Exposition, featuring artists from Tennessee and Kentucky.

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In Clarksville, a Market Built
Weekly Highlight Aug 24–30, 2026

In Clarksville, a Market Built

For three summers, the Clarksville Oddities & Curiosities Market has given Middle Tennessee's alternative artists a home where taxidermy, creepy art, and one-of-a-kind craft are celebrated — and where originality is the only thing on sale.

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