Normandy

Normandy, TN · Arts & Culture
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Pilgrimage Festival 2027 Announces Blind Presale Tickets
There’s nothing quite like spending a weekend at Harlinsdale Farm, listening to great music, enjoying local food, and seeing some of your favorite artists perform outdoors. That setting makes Pilgrimage Festival different from other music festivals and keeps fans coming back year after year. Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival...
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Things to do: The WannaBeatles, First Fridays, holiday sales and 'The Goonies'
Celebrate a new month with The WannaBeatles in Columbia, November First Fridays, holiday sales and "The Goonies" on The Farm at Golston Hill, which top this weekend's events. 1. The WannaBeatles Live on the Square Kick off the weekend with Grammy finalists The WannaBeatles, who will be making their return to Columbia on the Puckett's stage this Friday. Known for their high-energy showmanship and crowd-pleasing humor, The WannaBeatles provide the ultimate salute to the Fab Four beyond a standard look-alike tribute, organizers say. In addition, The WannaBeatles' set will feature a selection of classic hit songs of other iconic '60s and '70s groups all packaged in what organizers hope will be a fun and interactive experience connecting with audiences of all ages. The show is set to begin at 8:30 p.m. Friday as part of Puckett's Live on the Square series in downtown Columbia. Tickets are $16.99 for general admission and are available at PuckettsRestaurant.com . 2. November First Fridays It's a new month, which means it's time for another festive First Fridays in downtown Columbia. Come down to the downtown square, which will be closed off to traffic, as Columbia transforms into a hub of live music, food trucks
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6 Places to Catch a Show in Franklin, TN
Enjoy a performance at one of the county’s world-class venues. From a restored Art Deco theater on Main Street to an amphitheater built inside a limestone quarry, Franklin, TN, has no shortage of stages. Whether you’re in the mood for a musical, a tribute concert or a night of comedy and live music, these Franklin TN theaters and venues bring world-class performances close to home.