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Sweethearts & Besties: Valentine’s & Galentine’s Day Plans in Wilson County 2025

Written by Brittany Hoffmann on February 3, 2025. Posted in Events, Things To Do, Wilson County CVB.

Love is in the air, and whether you’re celebrating with a significant other or your best friends, Wilson County has plenty of festive events to make this Valentine’s and Galentine’s season special. Check out these exciting activities happening around the area!

Thursday, February 6th

Valentine’s Day Cookie Decorating Class
📍 The Artful Abode | 106 E. Main St., Lebanon
🕕 6 PM – 8 PM (or until finished)
💲 Cost: Bring a date or a girlfriend to decorate adorable Valentine’s Day-themed cookies!
👉 More Info

Galentine’s Day Sip & Shop
📍 The Basement Marketplace | 14625 Lebanon Rd., Suite F, Old Hickory
🕓 4 PM – 8 PM
💲 FREE!
🎉 Grab your girlfriends and enjoy an evening of shopping, drinks, snacks, sales, and on-site vendors!
👉 More Info

Friday, February 7th

Galentine’s Day Night
📍 Hammer & Stain | 3544 N Mt. Juliet Rd., Mt. Juliet
🕠 Starting at 5:30 PM
💲 $40 per person
🎨 Decorate a wine glass and make an adorable canvas while enjoying snacks and a permanent jewelry station!
👉 More Info & Tickets

Galentine’s Clay Day
📍 Imagine That! Art Studio | 1342 W. Main St. Suite B, Lebanon
🕕 6 PM – 7:30 PM
💲 $50 per person
🎭 Create your own flower-impressed clay dishes! Includes instruction, materials, glazing, and firing.
👉 More Info & Tickets

Sunday, February 9th

Valentine’s Day Cookie Class
📍 Lovers Lane Event Space | 671 Lovers Ln., Lebanon
🕑 Starting at 2 PM
💲 $45 per person
🍪 Learn basic piping and filling techniques while decorating six beautifully themed cookies—no experience needed!
👉 More Info & Tickets

Wednesday, February 12th

Galentine’s Girl’s Night
📍 The Lebanon Public House | 107 W. Main St., Lebanon
💲 FREE!
🍸 Sip, shop, dine, and relax with tapas, cocktails, candles, permanent jewelry, and mini bud vases with dried florals!
👉 More Info

Thursday, February 13th

Galentine’s Dinner
📍 The Black Sheep Café & General Store | 300 N Maple St.
🕠 Starting at 5:30 PM
💲 $30 per person
🍽️ Gather your girls for a delicious Galentine’s dinner—BYOB!
👉 More Info

Valentine Family Date Night
📍 Chick-fil-A Providence | 101 S Mt. Juliet Rd., Mt. Juliet
🕔 5 PM – 7 PM
💲 FREE!
🎈 Enjoy live music, balloon art, glitter stamps, and family-friendly fun!
👉 More Info

Galentine’s Day Celebration
📍 Modern Revival | 312 Public Sq., Watertown
🕠 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
💲 FREE!
🕯️ Join a candle-making workshop with Pepper Cottage Candle Co. and celebrate with friends!
👉 More Info

Valentine’s Special: Couples Try-It Pottery Wheel Class

📍 Imagine That! Art Studio | 1342 W. Main St. Suite B, Lebanon
📅 Various dates: Feb 8th, 13th, 14th & 15th
💲 $80 per couple
🎨 Learn to throw a bowl on the pottery wheel with your loved one during this fun “try-it” class!
👉 More Info & Tickets

Friday, February 14th

Parent’s Night Out at Hammer & Stain Mt. Juliet
📍 3544 N Mt. Juliet Rd., Mt. Juliet
⏰ 5:30-8:30 PM
💰 $35 per child
Need a romantic night out without the kiddos? Hammer & Stain Mt. Juliet has you covered! Drop off the little ones for a fun-filled evening with crafts, a movie, and pizza while you enjoy a well-deserved date night.
🎟 Get tickets here

Valentine’s Date Night at Working Man Winery
📍 402 E. Main St., Lebanon
💰 $45 per person
Enjoy a romantic evening featuring a wine flight, a glass of your favorite selection, and locally made chocolates from The Black Sheep Café. A large grazing board will be provided, plus live music by Jay Bragg for a dreamy ambiance.
🎟 Get tickets here

Valentine’s/Galentine’s Day Party at Island Breeze Bistro
📍 142 Public Sq., Lebanon
💰 $50 per person
Whether you’re bringing a date or rolling solo, this fun-filled party is for you! Enjoy a night of dancing with a DJ, games, delicious food, desserts, and a variety of premium selected wines.
🎟 Get tickets here

Saturday, February 15th

Date Night – Paint Your Partner at Hammer & Stain Mt. Juliet
📍 3544 N. Mt. Juliet Rd., Mt. Juliet
⏰ 5:30 PM
💰 $60 per couple
Try out the latest trend of painting a portrait of your partner, spouse, or bestie! This fun night includes a catered dinner from Olive Garden and is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
🎟 Get tickets here

Valentine Gala Dinner & Auction at Lebanon Senior Citizens Center
📍 218 N Maple St., Lebanon
⏰ Doors open at 5 PM, dinner at 6 PM
💰 $50 per person
Dress up for an elegant evening with a formal dinner, dance, and auction benefiting the Lebanon Senior Citizens Center. Enjoy a memorable night of fine dining and entertainment.
🎟 Get tickets here

Wine & Comedy Night at Working Man Winery
📍 402 E. Main St., Lebanon
⏰ 6-9 PM
💰 $20 per person
Looking for a night filled with laughter? Sip on delicious wines and enjoy a cozy comedy show perfect for couples, friends, or anyone who loves a good time!
🎟 Get tickets here

Tastes of Amore: A Market to College Dinner Stroll
📍 Roasted Coconut & Demeters Common, 201 E. Market St., Lebanon
⏰ 6 PM
💰 $95 per person
Join hosts Mallory & Melanie for an unforgettable evening featuring a delicious dinner, live music, and desserts to take home. Whether you’re celebrating with your Valentine or Galentine, this is the perfect way to indulge in a gourmet experience.
🎟 Get tickets here

No matter how you’re celebrating, Wilson County has the perfect event for you! Make plans now and enjoy a Valentine’s and Galentine’s Day to remember. ❤️

Fall Harvest Fun: Orchards, Pumpkins & Markets in Wilson County!

Written by Brittany Hoffmann on September 20, 2024. Posted in Things To Do.

As autumn settles in, Wilson County, TN, transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors, scents, and flavors. Local markets and orchards are bustling with seasonal offerings, inviting you to explore the best of fall. From farm-fresh produce to handmade goodies, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Join us this fall to support our local farmers and artisans while savoring the flavors that make this season special!

Puckett’s Supply Co.

Puckett’s Supply Co. is your go-to spot for all things fall! Whether you’re sprucing up your home or planning a seasonal event, they’ve got you covered. Here’s what you’ll find:

Hay Bales – Perfect for decorating or setting up cozy outdoor spaces.
Mums & Other Flowers – Add vibrant fall colors to your garden or porch.
Pumpkin Patch – Visit their cute pumpkin patch to find the perfect pumpkin for carving or decorating.

Stop by Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM-6:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM-6:00 PM, or Sunday from 1:00 PM-6:00 PM. Located at 1501 Highway 109, Lebanon, TN, Puckett’s Supply Co. is ready to help make your fall season special.

For more information, give them a call at 615-440-7094 or visit their website at puckettssupplyco.com.

The Market at 109

The Market at 109 is your weekend destination for supporting local farmers and vendors this fall. Each Saturday (check their website for the latest schedule), you’ll find a wonderful selection of:

Fresh Fruits & Veggies – Locally grown produce to complement your fall meals.
Local Sweets & Crafts – Handmade goodies and unique gifts from local artisans.
Food Trucks – Enjoy a variety of delicious, fresh eats while you shop.

Conveniently located at 3301 Highway 109 N, Lebanon, TN, The Market at 109 is the perfect place to experience the best of fall.

For more information, visit their website at The Market at 109.

Mt. Juliet Farmer’s Market

The Mt. Juliet Farmer’s Market is the perfect place to enjoy farm-fresh goodness this fall. With farmers from within a 75-mile radius, you can shop a wide selection, including:

Baked Goods – Freshly made treats to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Fruits & Veggies – Locally grown produce to fill your kitchen with fall flavors.
Crafts – Unique, handmade items from local artisans.
Food Vendors – Grab a bite from local food trucks and vendors.
Canned Goods- Snag some delicious homegrown flavors.

Visit every Saturday from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 1705 Charlie Daniels Pkwy, Mt. Juliet, TN. For more information, call 615-758-6522 or check their Facebook page.

Lebanon Farmer’s Market

Lebanon Farmer’s Market brings you the best of the season with a fresh selection from local farmers. This fall, shop for:

Baked Goods – Homemade breads, pastries, and more.
Fruits & Veggies – Farm-fresh produce perfect for fall cooking.
Canned Goods & Eggs – Local pantry staples straight from the farm.

Open Monday through Saturday from 5:00 AM until dark (no later than 7:30 PM), the market is located at 143 S. Maple St., Lebanon, TN. For more information, call 615-443-2824 or visit their website.

Perry Family Farm

Perry Family Farm offers a beautiful array of fall essentials to brighten your season. Stop by for:

Seasonal Produce – Fresh from the farm to your table.
Flowers – Gorgeous fall blooms to decorate your home.
Pumpkins – Perfect for carving or displaying.
Canned Goods – Tasty homemade preserves and more.

Visit Perry Family Farm Friday through Sunday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 1111 Academy Road, Lebanon, TN. For more details, visit their website at theperryfamilyfarm.com.

Breeden’s Orchard

Breeden’s Orchard is your go-to spot for fall treats and fresh produce. This season, enjoy:

Baked Goods – Freshly made and perfect for fall.
Fruits & Veggies – Locally grown produce for your autumn dishes.
Canned Goods – Homemade preserves and sauces.
Apple Cider Donuts & Slushies – A seasonal must-try!

Visit Wednesday & Thursday from 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, Friday & Saturday from 9:00 AM-5:00 PM, or Sunday from 11:00 AM-4:00 PM at 631 Beckwith Rd., Mt. Juliet, TN. For more details, call 615-449-2880 or check their website at breedensorchard.com.

Dobson Farm

Dobson Farm offers a variety of fresh, seasonal products to help you celebrate fall. Stop by for:

Farm Fresh Eggs – Gathered straight from the farm.
Fresh Produce – Locally grown vegetables and fruits.
Pumpkins & Mums – Perfect for fall décor and festivities.

Open daily from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, Dobson Farm is located at 20 Sanders Lane, Mount Juliet, TN. For more information, call 615-829-0122 or visit their Facebook page.

Ferrell Farms

Ferrell Farms offers fresh, locally sourced produce to make your fall season complete. This fall, you can find:

Fruits & Veggies – Seasonal produce grown by local farmers.
Local Honey – Delicious and perfect for adding a touch of sweetness to your fall recipes.

Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Ferrell Farms is located at 1570 Beckwith Rd., Mt. Juliet, TN. For more information, call 615-521-1084 or visit their Facebook page.

Lovers Lane Farmstand

Lovers Lane Farmstand is the perfect spot to pick up fresh, seasonal products this fall. They offer:

Fruits & Veggies – Locally grown produce to enjoy the flavors of the season.
Baked Goods – Delicious, homemade treats.
Pumpkins – Ideal for decorating or carving.

Open Friday through Monday from 9 AM to sundown, Lovers Lane Farmstand is located at 525 Lovers Lane, Lebanon, TN. For more information, call 615-403-5081 or visit their Facebook page.

Lester Farms

Lester Farms is your destination for all things fall this season. Here’s what you’ll find:

Fruits & Veggies – Fresh, locally grown produce.
Baked Goods – Homemade treats to enjoy.
Pumpkins, Corn Stalks, Mums, & Pansies – Perfect for fall decorating and festive vibes.

Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Lester Farms is located at 522 Hartmann Drive, Lebanon, TN. For more details, visit their Facebook page.

A Generous Helping of New Adventures

Written by Jordan Campbell on March 1, 2019. Posted in Wilson County CVB.

I believe that the recipe for a life well-lived includes equal parts love and laughter, sprinkled with plenty of learning moments, a hardy scoop of gratitude and a generous helping of new adventures. I have most of the recipe licked, but I’m working on that last ingredient a little more these days after moving cross-country from California to Tennessee this last summer. With this new adventure came a whole new way of life, including a new job.

I’m the newest addition to the Wilson County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau. My name is Crystal, and I’m excited to bring my office management and fundraising experience to an already stellar team of driven, young professionals, who strive to keep county tourism thriving.

I was born and raised in New Mexico, The Land of Enchantment, in a small oilfield town near the Four Corners. I remain a Southwestern girl through and through, even after living in a multitude of states over the years. But I am already heavily under the influence of Tennessee’s charm. Good ole Southern hospitality, great food, and beautiful, green landscapes have me sold.

I am a big fan of local history and love to explore antique stores and museums, so if you have a favorite, or maybe know of a new one opening, I want to know! There is something magical about being able to connect to the past through relics left behind. Wilson County is rich with history that I am eager to explore!

Another thing I am a big fan of? Shopping and family recreation! I love the boutiques, attractions and parks in Wilson County, but I am positive I have yet to put even a small dent in the long list of area offerings. So, put a bug in my ear (I know this state has plenty to share, but please don’t take that literally!) about places you and your family love to frequent. My husband and our bank account might not thank you, but I sure will!

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I Scream For #WilCo Ice Cream

Written by Jordan Campbell on March 26, 2018. Posted in WilCo.

In anticipation for warmer weather, I decided to make a trip around Wilson County to restaurants that are known for serving sweet treats on warm spring days! Here’s the scoop on some places to go in Wilco if you’re a softie for some soft serve!

Adelita’s Ice Cream Shop Located in Lebanoin TNMy first stop was Adelita’s Ice Cream Shop located in Lebanon. This ice cream shop is unique because of its Hispanic flair and hospitality. First, I walked in and my eyes were drawn to a wall that is popping with color. Greens, pinks, purples you name it; arranged in a way that’s both exciting and inviting. My eyes were peeled away only to find a wall of ice cream and popsicles. At first, it’s a bit overwhelming; There were so many different colors and flavors, but the staff was very charming and happy to help me decide what flavors to get. I was able to narrow it down to two types of ice cream: vanilla with M & M’s and chocolate with Kit-Kats. I sat down to enjoy my frozen treats at their cute tables, perfect for a small group of people. I took a spoonful of both flavors and was blown away. This place puts the cream in ice cream. Seriously y’all, the Kit Kat was delicious and chocolatey, and the vanilla with M & M’s was a pair made in heaven. Adelita’s Ice Cream Shop is a hidden icy gem that is definitely not vanilla.

Snow White Drive-in In Lebanon, TNThe second stop, Snow White Drive-In on West Main Street, was a step back in time. A typical 1950’s diner complete with a jukebox and spunky waiting staff. I decided to keep the sweet theme going by ordering a banana split. This banana split was to die for! Underneath the mountains of whipped cream were walnuts, strawberries and even more ice cream, which was quite the pleasant surprise! Other patrons were also eating a banana split, and they were enjoying it just as much as I was. The sounds of town chatter and laughter filled this homey restaurant, making it the perfect place to take the family, or your lunch break. As I was leaving, one of the waitresses told me they served milkshakes. Worried I’d go into a sugar coma if I had anything else sweet, I told them I’d absolutely be back to try one.

Today was a sugary adventure I plan on attending more often. Adelita’s Ice Cream Shop and Snow White Drive-In are unique places that call Wilson County home. One gives you scoops of yummy Latino culture, while the other is a historical trip for both you and your taste buds. They are the places to go if you’re looking for a tasty and fun time with your friends and family. Only in #WilCo will you find such frozen fun!

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Go Back In Time with Historian Martin Frost

Written by Peter Beare on November 19, 2014. Posted in Wilson County CVB.

If you were bored in history class and didn’t understand how you would use any of that knowledge in your future life – take a magical history tour of Wilson County with Martin Frost and suddenly, you’ll “get it.” Frost, a Civil War Re-enactment enthusiast and Wilson County history tour guide, weaves the story of the area’s confederate counter-attack as if he had been watching from a safe distance, decked out in his confederate uniform.

Details of the every day lives of the Generals Morgan, Dumont and Hatton – the personalities of Captain Dartt and General Buell, the bravery of Sergeant Samuel Milmore and Company L – when this knowledgeable guide finishes your walk back in time, you’ll know more about these soldiers than you know about yourself.

In coming months, Frost will be our guide on this page with “Back In Time” – a video mini-tour and discussion of some of the events, people and places that shaped Wilson County before and after the War Between the States.

Join us here for a personal Wilson County tour sampler as Martin Frost makes history come alive with these topics:

The establishment of Wilson County in 1799.
The site chosen for the County Seat, and why.
Why the names of Lebanon, Mt. Juliet and Watertown were chosen.
The history of Cumberland College
The beginning of the War Between the States in Wilson County
General Robert Hatton, the 7th Tennessee Infantry, and many other units.
General John Hunt Morgan and the Battle of Lebanon.
The Confederate Monument on the public square in Lebanon
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Residents who made history
Antebellum homes and the families who lived there
When the railroads came to Wilson County
Castle Heights Military Academy.
The World War II maneuvers in Middle Tennessee, headquartered in Lebanon
The beginning of the Cracker Barrel Restaurant chain.
Wilson County’s Civil War and other historic tours are available to tour groups by appointment only. Contact us here for more information.