Aug. 5 – National Night Out
The Murfreesboro Police Department will bring back National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 5, after a four-year absence. The free, family-friendly event at Oaklands Park (427 Roberts St.), is from 5:30–7:30 p.m. MPD, in partnership with the City of Murfreesboro Parks & Recreation Department and JackFM Radio, invites the community to enjoy an evening of food, fellowship, fun and music. Among the featured offerings are a Touch-A-Truck event, games and other activities designed to strengthen the bond between police officers and the community. MPD participated in the similar Faith & Blue initiative for the past three years but is excited to return to the nationally recognized National Night Out program. For more information, email 0346@murfreesborotn.gov or call 629-201-5565.
Aug. 5 – Tennessee National Guard Warehouse Dedication
The Tennessee Military Department will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Tennessee Army National Guard’s new United States Property and Fiscal Office warehouse at Smyrna’s Volunteer Training Site (325 Weakley Ave., Building 106, Smyrna), on Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 9 a.m. The new warehouse is a 91,000-square-foot facility that provides storage for equipment and clothing as well as administrative space for offices and personnel. The facility replaces a 50-year-old warehouse in Nashville that had served as Tennessee’s statewide central logistics facility since 1973. Following the ceremony there will be a tour of the new facility.
Aug. 5 and 19 – Boro Books n Brews Book Club
Books n Brews meets Tuesdays, Aug. 5 and 19, at 7 p.m. at Middle Ground Brewing Company (2476 Old Fort Pkwy.) on Aug. 5 and 19. This book this month is Erin Morgenstern’s magical, twisty, romantic adventure The Starless Sea. The first meeting is a designated halfway point and the second meeting is a full book discussion. For more information, visit middlegroundbrew.com, or find Middle Ground Brewing Co. or the Boro Books and Brews group on Facebook.
Aug. 7–17 – The Tempest by William Shakespeare
Join Murfreesboro Little Theatre for an enchanting outdoor production on historic Oaklands Mansion’s lawn (900 N. Maney Ave.), where you will be swept away by the magic of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. With themes of power, forgiveness and redemption, The Tempest is a captivating tale of love, loss and transformation. Don’t miss this enchanting production, featuring stunning performances and poetic language. Audience members are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets and a picnic to the grounds. Production dates are Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 7–10 and Aug. 14–17 at 7 p.m. each evening. Tickets are free, with a suggested donation of $10 to support MLT’s and Oakland’s mission. For more information, visit mltarts.com.
Aug. 7 – TEC Science on the Patio
Science on the Patio at the Technology Engagement Center (306 Minerva Dr.) is set for Thursday, Aug. 7, at 11 a.m. The theme is Sprout Houses. There is no cost to participate and no sign-up is necessary. These projects are done outdoors. Please dress appropriately and bring water to stay hydrated. For more information, visit rclstn.org or find Rutherford County Library System on Facebook.
Aug. 7 – Brew Business Mixer
Meet and connect with other local business owners, grow your network and pick up some skills along the way at the Brew Business Mixer at Middle Ground Brewing Company (2476 Old Fort Pkwy.) on Thursday, Aug. 7 (usually the first Thursday of each month), from 4:30–6:30 p.m. For more information, visit middlegroundbrew.com or find Middle Ground Brewing Co. on Facebook.
Aug. 8 – Friday Night Live
On Friday, Aug. 8, the Friday Night Live community concert series returns to Murfreesboro’s Public Square with Rubiks Groove. The 1980s tribute band Rubiks Groove will perform from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., staged in front of the Rutherford County Courthouse as part of Main Street Murfreesboro’s summer music lineup. Organizers of these free, family-friendly downtown events encourage local folks to bring lawn chairs, enjoy nearby dining, and shop locally downtown before the Friday evening shows start and the music, dancing and fun vibes begin. For more information on Main Street Murfreesboro and its 2025 concert series, visit mainstreetmurfreesboro.org/friday-night-live.
Aug. 9 – Peach Cobbler Festival
Brianna Victory Events presents its fourth annual Peach Cobbler Festival from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 9, at Hop Springs (6790 John Bragg Hwy.). A peach cobbler taste testing will open at 11 a.m. until supplies run out. Rockin Country Band will perform from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. and attendees can also enjoy an indoor comedy and magic show, with showtimes at 10:30 a.m., 11:45 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. The event also includes a free petting zoo, foam party, zippy pets rides, train rides, a bungee trampoline, face painting and a human hamster inflatable water wheel. The first 200 adults to arrive receive free goodie bags. Parking is $5 (cash). For more information, visit brianna-victory-events.com or find an event page for the 4th Annual Peach Cobbler Festival on Facebook.
Aug. 9 – Discover India Day
The 13th Annual Discover India Day returns to the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring (502 SE Broad St.) on Saturday, Aug. 9, from 10 a.m.–5 p.m. This free, family-friendly event features hands-on activities celebrating Indian culture and is presented in partnership with the Friends of India Association and sponsored by the Nissan Foundation. The celebration is free and open to the public. This year’s event includes a variety of interactive offerings designed to introduce children and adults to Indian culture through crafts, games, sensory exploration and educational displays. Planned activities include crafting flower garlands, creating rangoli designs, sampling spices in a sensory station and building Indian landmarks using Lego bricks. Guests can also try out games like snakes and ladders, participate in yoga, and dress in traditional Indian clothing for photos. Hindi name writing will be available in the morning from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. For more information, visit explorethedc.org, email rdouthat@explorethedc.org or call 615-890-2300 ext. 241.
Aug. 12 – Tennessee Trails Association
The Tennessee Trails Association’s monthly meeting of the Murfreesboro chapter will take place Tuesday, Aug. 12, from 7–8 p.m, at the Wilderness Station in Barfield Crescent Park (401 Volunteer Rd.). Nancy Juodenas of the Nashville chapter will have a presentation on her three-month journey through Alaska and Canada with fellow travelers Amy Sutton and Wendy Fish. Visits to national parks included Voyageurs, Isle Royale, Denali, Katmai, Kenai Fjords, Wrangell-St. Elias, Gates of the Arctic, Kobuk Valley and so much more. Amazing photography by Wendy Fish will be featured throughout the presentation. All are welcome! You do not need to be a member to attend. For further information about the Tennessee Trails Association, visit tennesseetrails.org.
Aug. 12 – Living Sent
Everyone is invited to the August 2025 Living Sent Murfreesboro meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 12, from 11:45 a.m.–1 p.m at Wilson Bank & Trust (3110 Memorial Blvd.). Joel Reynolds is a man who wears many professional hats. He is a retired captain in the U.S. Army, having served as a chaplain in combat zones, an associate pastor at Believers’ Chapel Church in Murfreesboro, and he works full time at Alive Hospice as a chaplain caring for the sick and dying. Reynolds shares how we can use our gifts, experiences and current location to share our faith with those God brings before us. Fred Johnson is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Murfreesboro. He has built his counseling practice on the tenet of authenticity, and he believes in practicing what you preach. Johnson has a passion for the outdoors and introducing people to nature, but his greatest joy is serving others and helping them see the goodness of the Lord in their own lives. He’ll share his God Story. A complimentary lunch will be provided by Larry Courtright of Beech Construction Services, Inc. Please park on the perimeter of the parking lot. RSVP by emailing bob.williams@alhambrapartners.com.
Aug. 14 and 28 – Archery Club
Come out to Smyrna Outdoor Adventure Center (100 Sam Ridley Pkwy. E.) on Thursdays Aug. 14 and 28 from 4:30–6 p.m. to try something new or sharpen your existing archery skills. Programs are always led by USA Archery-certified instructors or coaches. The cost to participate is $3 for members and $5 for non-members per class. Ages 8 and older are welcome. Registration is available through Community Pass, though walk-ins are welcome. For more information, email mike.kraft@townofsmyrna.org.
Aug. 14–17 – Southern Chiropractic Conference
The Tennessee Chiropractic Association announces the return of the Southern Chiropractic Conference, Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 14–17, at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center (1200 Conference Blvd.). This annual event draws together over 600 chiropractic professionals and vendors from across the nation for a weekend of education, innovation and community engagement. The SCC offers a comprehensive program featuring continuing education sessions, practice management workshops and networking opportunities designed for the entire chiropractic team. Attendees will have the chance to learn from nationally recognized experts on topics from current research, neuro-nutrition and brain health, and Medicare compliance. For more information, visit southernchiropracticconference.com.
Aug. 14–23 – Wilson County Fair – Tennessee State Fair
The Wilson County Fair – Tennessee State Fair will be held Aug. 14–23 at James E. Ward Agricultural Center (945 E. Baddour Pkwy., Lebanon). Activities include 4-H and FFA Competitions, livestock shows, lots of rides, motorsports, live entertainment, food, a farm-to-table dinner, an Authors Day and more. New competitions for 2025 include The Great Bacon Toss, Harmonica Contest, Pig Callin’ Competition, Pig Tail Hair Competition and Taste of the Fair Food Competition. Various stages will host live music. Fair hours are Monday through Friday beginning at 4 p.m., Saturdays at 10 a.m. and Sundays at noon. Buildings and exhibits close around 10 p.m. with rides closing at 11 p.m. For a full schedule and more information, visit wilsoncountytnstatefair.com.
Aug. 15 – Blue Raider Family Fun Night
MTSU Blue Raider Athletics will host its annual Blue Raider Family Fun Night on Friday, Aug. 15, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. at Strike & Spare – Murfreesboro (1720 Old Fort Pkwy.). For $10, those in attendance can purchase a special discounted wristband good for a game of bowling and unlimited roller skating, laser tag, bumper cars, Lazer Frenzy, Time Freak and Rilix VR Coaster. Plus, the first 100 fans get free pizza and a soft drink. Enjoy photo opportunities with Lightning, meet the Blue Raider coaches, pick up some fun giveaways and have some fun with the family. For more information on the Blue Raider Family Fun Night, and MTSU Athletics, visit goblueraiders.com.
Aug. 16 – Recycling Roundup
The Tennessee Environmental Council invites the community to a free Recycling Roundup event at MTSU’s Rutherford Parking Lot (602 N. Rutherford Blvd.) on Saturday, Aug. 16, from 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to bring their electronics, paper for secured on-site shredding, tires, blocks of Styrofoam, mattresses, glass bottles, medications, medical equipment, clean and donatable pet supplies, eyeglasses and more. Visit tectn.org/murfreesbororecycles for a detailed list of materials that will be accepted at the event, as well as any items that won’t be collected. Volunteers are also welcome and can add this as their social services hours. For more information, email recycle@tectn.org.
Aug. 16 – Back 2 School Giveaway
Chase your marvelous dreams at the Back 2 School Giveaway on Saturday, Aug. 16, at Cultivate Coworking (107 W. Lytle St.) from 12–4 p.m. with a raffle giveaway for teachers, backpacks filled with school supplies, free haircuts, games, an NFL & NBA player meet-and-greet, free food and fun. Sponsorship booths with tent setups are available. Donations are being accepted. Gently used sneakers of all sizes are being accepted. For more information, call 629-395-5545. For more information and sponsorship details, email mbandy@cymd.org.
Aug. 17 – Cedar Glade Classic Car Cruise-In
Shine ‘er up and drive ‘er in at the Cedar Glade Brews (906 Ridgely Rd.) classic car cruise-in on Sunday, Aug. 17, from 1–4 p.m. Car-ticipants get $3 off their tab (1 per car). Stick around for trivia at 5 p.m. There is no sign-up required and no cost to participate. For more information, visit cedargladebrews.com or find the CGB Classic Car Cruise-In event on Facebook.
Aug. 21 – The Connection at Champy’s
Champy’s World Famous Fried Chicken will host the August 2025 installment of The Connection: An Evening of Professional Networking and Business Brainstorming from 5–7 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 21. All Middle Tennessee entrepreneurs and professionals are welcome to attend this casual, free, no-obligation networking event, where they can meet other small business owners and tap into one another’s experience and energy. Networking begins at 5 p.m. with introductions at 6 p.m. Champy’s is located at 1290 NW Broad St.
Aug. 21 – Art Club
Join the Smyrna Outdoor Adventure Center (100 Sam Ridley Pkwy. E.) on Thursday, Aug. 21, from 4:30–6 p.m. to create some art to take home. In SOAC’s Art Club, participants will develop art skills, learn about art history and have fun. All supplies are provided. The cost to join is $3 for members and $5 for non-members per class. Ages 7–17 years are welcome; anyone under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is suggested through Community Pass; walk-up guests are welcome. For more information, email sam.kaviyakone@townofsmyrna.org.
Aug. 22 – Howl at the Moon 5K Run
Athletes, fitness fans and motivated people of all ages will be participating in the upcoming Howl at the Moon 5k Run on Friday, Aug. 22. The annual event in La Vergne begins at 8 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park (294 Sand Hill Rd., La Vergne, Pavilion B). The fees are $30 if registered before Aug. 8, $35 between Aug. 9 and 21, and $40 the day of the race. There are eight age divisions ranging from young runners to senior citizens. Awards will be given to the top three finishers in each category and to the first male and female overall. Register for the Howl at the Moon 5k on chronotrack.com. For more information, call 615-793-3224.
Aug. 22- Paint pARTy with The Moving Canvas
Join a Paint PARTy with The Moving Canvas at Middle Ground Brewing Company (2476 Old Fort Pkwy.) on Friday, Aug. 22 and create a unique painting in a fun setting. For more information, visit themovingcanvas.com, middlegroundbrew.com or find Middle Ground Brewing Co. on Facebook.
Aug. 22 – 4th Friday Fun*Working
The monthly “fun working” event at Spread the Positive (906 Ridgely Rd.) is held the fourth Friday of every month from 5–7 p.m., presented by Reed and Associates of Primerica and Spread the Positive. The event is focused on shining a light on what’s going right and highlighting businesses making a positive impact in the community. Each month the event features a live podcast with local businesses and community leaders as well as networking and conversations, on and off the air, in and around the STP studio. There will be an on-site food truck, so grab a drink and a bite while you connect with the best in the ’Boro. For more information, find 4th Friday Fun*Working on Facebook.
Aug. 22 – Cornholio Cornhole Tournament
Carbon Gym Murfreesboro (1311 Greshampark Dr.) will host a free community cornhole tournament on Friday, Aug. 22, beginning at 5 p.m. Tournament entry is totally free; individuals or twosomes may sign up. Vendor tents and or tables are also free. Carbon just asks that vendors contribute prizes to be given away at the event, to the tournament winners and for raffles. (Vendors must also bring their own tents and/or tables.) The event will be held outside of the Carbon Gym and on the lawn of Courtyard Marriott, just across the street, and is all about having fun and local businesses cross-promoting each other. For more information on the Aug. 22 cornhole event and on Carbon Gym, contact James Yates at 615-566-2880 or jyates@redrealty.com.
Aug. 23 – School of Rock Showcase
School of Rock Murfreesboro will present its End of Season Showcase at Heroes Den (1257 NW Broad St.) from 12–4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 23. The adults will be performing ’80s rock while the kids will perform ’90s rock. Programs at School of Rock Murfreesboro combine one-on-one lessons with group band practices, preparing students for performances at local venues. For more information, visit schoolofrock.com/locations/murfreesboro.
Aug. 23 – MTSU Athletics Fan Day
Mark your calendars for Fan Day—get autographs from your favorite Blue Raider athletes and enjoy a fun night in Floyd Stadium (1500 Greenland Dr.) on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 5–7 p.m. The event will include inflatables, vendors and the movie Little Giants will be shown on the videoboard following the event beginning at 7:15 p.m. For more information, find Blue Raiders Athletics on Facebook.
Aug. 24 – Vintage Base Ball at Oaklands
The Stones River Scouts, Murfreesboro’s team in the Tennessee Association of Vintage Base Ball, will host a double-header on Sunday, Aug. 3, at Oaklands Park (427 Roberts St.), first taking on the Phoenix of East Nashville at noon followed by a game with the Nashville Maroons at 2 p.m. The team’s next home game will be Sunday, Aug. 24, at 1 p.m. against the Quicksteps of Spring Hill. Admission is free. The Tennessee Association of Vintage Base Ball was established in 2012 to entertain and educate communities by recreating the civility of 19th-century base ball, using the rules, equipment, costumes and culture of the 1860s, emphasizing honor, team play, respectful conduct and community pride. For more information, visit tennesseevintagebaseball.com.
Aug. 27 – Rutherford County Jeep Crew Meetup
The Rutherford County Jeep Crew has a meet-up scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 27, at Middle Ground Brewing Company (2476 Old Fort Pkwy.). All Jeepers are welcome. For more information, visit middlegroundbrew.com or find Middle Ground Brewing Company on Facebook.
Aug. 29 – Mario Kart Tournament
Join in on the Mario Kart Tournament at Middle Ground Brewing Company (2476 Old Fort Pkwy.) on Friday, Aug. 29, kicking off at 7 p.m. The game will be played on Nintendo Switch 2 on the establishment’s big screen. For more information, visit middlegroundbrew.com or find Middle Ground Brewing Co. on Facebook.
Aug. 30 – Hummingbird Festival
Celebrate the Hummingbird Festival and learn more about these beautiful nimble creatures at the Hummingbird Festival on Saturday, Aug. 30. Conservation will be the highlight of the day with regards to hummingbirds. This is a great family-friendly event with live bird banding, food trucks and local vendors. Bird banding starts at 8 a.m. with all other activities from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. at Wilderness Station at Barfield Crescent Park (401 Volunteer Rd.). There is no admission cost and food is available for purchase. For more information, email challwalker@murfreesborotn.gov or call 615-217-3017.
Ongoing – Cookin’ to Build Bowl Painting
Bowl painting for this year’s Cookin’ to Build, benefiting the Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity, continues through Oct. 15. Visit Color Me Mine at The Avenue (2615 Medical Center Pkwy., #1520) and have a bowl-painting party with family, friends or co-workers. Purchase your bowl and Cookin’ to Build ticket there. The $30 ticket includes the bowl painting, tote bag and Cookin’ to Build event ticket, which will get participants all-you-can-eat chili, soup, stew and gumbo plus desserts and drinks the day of the soup-themed fundraiser event, Saturday, Nov. 1, on the Murfreesboro Public Square. Please let Color Me Mine know in advance if you have a large group wanting to paint bowls. Contact the studio by calling 615-893-5556. Funds raised help Habitat for Humanity raise money to build more affordable homes for local low-moderate income families. For more information, visit rchfh.org/cookin-to-build or find the 2025 Cookin’ to Build event on Eventbrite.
Mondays – Monday Night History Class
The Patriot Institute presents free Monday Night History classes every Monday night at 6:30 p.m. at Champy’s World Famous Fried Chicken (1290 NW Broad St.). Classes started back with the Greek City-States, have progressed through Greece, Rome, the Middle Ages, the Pilgrims, the Louisiana Purchase, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the history of money, transportation and other topics. The instructor, Galen Walker, formed The Patriot Institute in 2015 and has taught Monday Night History at various locations ever since. For more information, visit thepatriotinstitute.org or find The Patriot Institute on Facebook.
Tuesdays – After-School Climbing Club
Join the Smyrna Outdoor Adventure Center (100 Sam Ridley Pkwy. E.) on Tuesdays Aug. 12, 19 and 26, from 4–6 p.m. to climb on the indoor rock wall and challenge yourself. Climbers must weigh at least 50 pounds and wear closed-toed shoes and clothing appropriate for climbing. The cost to participate is $2. All ages are welcome; walk-up guests are welcome. For more information, email soac.group@townofsmyrna.org or call 615-459-9710.
Tuesdays and Fridays – Rutherford County Farmers’ Market
The Rutherford County Agricultural Extension Cooperation launches the 50th Anniversary season of its producer-only farmers’ market in the indoor/open-air community center at Lane Agri-Park (315 John R. Rice Blvd.). The RCFM is open from 7 a.m.–1 p.m. every Tuesday and Friday from May 9 through Oct. 31. Market vendors hail from over a dozen Middle Tennessee counties and sell a wide variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, baked and canned goods, flowers, plants and more. The Master Gardeners of Rutherford County are available 9 a.m.–noon in the demonstration garden for questions and tours. For more information, visit rutherford.tennessee.edu/farmers-market or call 615-898-7710.
Wednesdays – Wild Wednesday
Join SOAC staff each week on Wednesdays, Aug. 13, 20 and 27, at the Smyrna Outdoor Adventure Center (100 Sam Ridley Pkwy. E.) from 4:30–5:30 p.m. to discover something wild about the natural world. Meet a SOAC animal or enjoy a nature-based activity each week; weekly topics are posted at townofsmyrna.org/departments/smyrna_outdoor_adventure_center. There is no cost to participate and all ages are welcome.
Fridays – Murfreesboro Community Chess
Murfreesboro Community Chess meets at McAlister’s Deli (2357 Medical Center Pkwy.) every Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. Organizers invite those of all ages and skill levels to this casual chess meetup each week. Those attending may bring a board and a clock, but there should be plenty of supplies on hand.
Fridays – Friday Night Market in the Boro
Come out for Middle Tennessee’s largest weekly food truck festival and local shopping event featuring food, fun and community every Friday through the end of September from 5–9 p.m. This is perfect for families, friends and leashed furry companions. Enjoy food from authentic Jamaican dishes to wood-fired pizza to Thai selections to fruit tea—food trucks change weekly. Shop local and discover unique finds from small businesses and artisans while appreciating the music, entertainment and community atmosphere. Vendor applications are available. There is no cost to attend and parking is free; this year’s location is River Rock Baptist Church, 2248 State Hwy 99. For more information, visit fnmitb.square.site or find the Friday Night Market in the BORO & Food Truck Festival 2025 event on Eventbrite.
Fridays – C3 Networking
C3 is an open networking group for local business professionals at Achieve Entrepreneur and CoWorking Center (1630 S. Church St.) held on Fridays from 8:30–10:30 a.m. The mission is to build relationships, connect local businesses with potential clients, support each other’s professional growth and educate people on how to participate in the local community. Complimentary coffee and snacks are provided. For more information, find Prohibition Home Brewing on Facebook.
Saturdays – Murfreesboro Saturday Market
The Main Street Saturday Market continues in downtown Murfreesboro with 73 vendor spots. The weekly farmers market will take place on the Murfreesboro Public Square every Saturday from 8 a.m.–noon from May 3 through Oct. 25. Spend the day with real farmers, real food and real community and find a wide variety of produce, locally raised meats, fresh breads and pastries, mushrooms, honey, soaps and lotions, sauces, jams and more. This year features the introduction of Market Loyalty cards. Pick up your card at the Main Street Market tent and get a weekly stamp for your purchases. Three weeks’ worth of market stamps enters you into a monthly Market Basket drawing. For more information, visit mainstreetmurfreesboro.org or find Murfreesboro Saturday Market on Facebook.
Saturdays – Smyrna Depot Farmers Market
Carpe Artista presents the Smyrna Depot Farmers Market in partnership with the Town of Smyrna from 8 a.m.–noon at the Historic Smyrna Front Street Depot District (98 Front St.) every Saturday from May 17 through Sept. 20. For more information, visit carpeartista.com/farmers-market or call 615-984-4038.
Saturdays – Movies Under the Stars
The stars aren’t fading just yet—the movie magic continues with Movies Under The Stars every Saturday at sundown through Oct. 18 at Fountains at Gateway (1500 Medical Center Pkwy.). Families can bring a blanket and enjoy the free show. For more information, find Fountains at Gateway on Facebook. The movie schedule includes:
Aug. 2: Enchanted
Aug. 9: The Peanuts Movie
Aug. 16: Zootopia
Aug. 23: Tangled
Aug. 30: Cars 3
Sept. 6: Ratatouille
Sept. 13: The Princess Diaries
Sept. 20: Rio
Sept. 27: Luck
Oct. 4: Aladdin
Oct. 11: Moana
Oct. 18: Frozen
Saturdays – Historical Society Coffee & Conversation
The Rutherford County Historical Society has been preserving and promoting Murfreesboro’s local history since 1971. The RCHS aims to be a community resource for those researching their family, property or perhaps just old fun facts. The Historical Society hosts Coffee & Conversation each Saturday morning from 9 a.m.–noon at the Ransom School House Museum (717 N. Academy St.). This is a very informal, fun and informative event. Bring old photos or questions about the past to ask members, and enjoy free coffee and donuts. For more information, visit rutherfordtnhistory.org.
Ongoing – F3 Workouts
F3—which stands for fitness, fellowship and faith—holds free, outdoor, peer-led workouts for men across the country. The free weekly workout sessions welcome all men and always end with a “circle of trust,” emphasizing the group’s commitment to faith. In Murfreesboro, F3 holds workouts on the Murfreesboro Public Square at 5 a.m. on Tuesdays; at Oakland Middle School (853 Dejarnette Ln.) at 5:30 a.m. on Wednesdays; at the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic/Gateway Island parking lot (1272 Garrison Dr.) at 5 a.m. on Thursdays; and at Old Fort Park (201 Golf Ln., at the north entrance parking lot) at 6 a.m. on Saturdays. In Smyrna, F3 meets for workouts at Cedar Grove Elementary (354 Chaney Rd., Smyrna) at 5:30 a.m. on Tuesdays; at Thurman Francis Arts Academy (221 Todd Ln., Smyrna) at 5:30 a.m. on Thursdays; and at Stewarts Creek High School (301 Red Hawk Pkwy., Smyrna) at 6 a.m. on Saturdays. The group meets every week, rain or shine, hot or cold. For more information, visit f3murfreesboro.com.
