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    City of Franklin - Trader Joe's

    City of Franklin

    4.0(12 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    My first visit to Franklin, TN was two summers ago, on July 4th. I happened to visit during an…read moreexcessive heat warning, which lasted nearly a week. Hibernation was key. I ended up taking in a movie at the AMC dine-in Thoroughbred 20. I had a wonderful time that I ended up exploring the city a bit afterward. I returned a few days later to spend almost an entire day here. The AMC had effective air-conditioning. It was special in that I could order food and have it delivered to my seat. The bacon chicken mac was excellent. It was fun having yummy mac while taking in a flick. I loved visiting this city that's south of Nashville. It felt suburban, similar to Markham. It had everything that I needed when it came to shopping and dining. I dined and grabbed takeout at these establishments: - Old Chicago - Culver's - Shake Shack I had wonderful experiences at all three eateries. I'd return to relive them. I remember hitting a Starbucks drive-thru. It had just closed, so I can't comment on how great this cafe is other than the man was apologetic and polite. This area also has all my favourite stores to spend my hard-earned money at: - Office Depot - Trader Joe's - TJ Maxx - Kohl's - Barnes and Noble I needed a day to hit all of them thoroughly. It was some much fun. The next time I'm in Nashville, I'll consider staying in Franklin. It's nice to be away from all the major tourist attractions after visiting them. (43)

    Franklin is a great town, its clean and friendly. However, I experienced some terrible time with…read morerenting a place to live there i have been here 2 year's. The apartment complexes are able to go up on your rent for any reason. They came up with different reasons as an average person it is unaffordable to live there it is my opinion not to live here.

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    It's that time of year.

    City of Franklin - Statue that stands on the historic square honoring the enslaved men enlisted in the U.S. Colored Troops, a segregated part of the Union Army

    Statue that stands on the historic square honoring the enslaved men enlisted in the U.S. Colored Troops, a segregated part of the Union Army

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    Cheekwood - Morning Room

    Cheekwood

    4.1(397 reviews)
    11.3 miBellevue

    As a lifelong area resident, I'm shocked I waited so long to visit Cheekwood! The incredible home…read moreand gardens are a great way to spend a day. From the beginning, the experience was wonderful. After leaving our car and scanning our tickets, there were multiple employees to direct us and answer any questions. We began by exploring the gardens. My personal favorite was the sculpture walk, with several different sculptures hidden around every corner. We then took a self-guided tour of the historic mansion. The mansion is decorated with items from the Cheek family collection, as well as donated items and rotating art exhibits. I particularly loved the wood paneled library and the small morning/dining room. Definitely the place to come if you want some design inspo! Be prepared to walk when you visit. We arrived around 10:30 on a weekend, and were directed to park in the overflow parking. The overflow lot requires a walk on gravel/rock with a slight incline. Although the site is huge, there are plenty of benches and three different restrooms. There are limited food options, but we were able to bring sandwiches and enjoy lunch in the water garden. When visiting, don't miss the iconic Wisteria Arbor or the stables!

    Checkwood has stunning views and many photo-worthy spots. Went on a breezy Sunday where the sun was…read morebright and the winds a little high. I only attended the garden due to time since I had to be back on the road for home. I was able to walk 3/4 of the garden within 2 hours so I say there is much to see and admire. I was able to take photos with ease and I enjoyed that I wasn't the only one carrying a camera. 1 thing I didn't like is that the paid parking is on a steep hill and basically dirt. It was only $7 ($5 + $2 fee) but i would've hoped for something a bit better. So carry your good shoes in your hand.

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    Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival - Yummmm

    Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival

    3.6(9 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    I mean, this is the anti Bonnaroo scene. Think bougie, southern, monied, family-friendly tailgate…read moremeets a smooth lineup of really good music that closes promptly at curfew so as not to inflict local homeowners assn noise fines. It's comfy. The food is pricey and so good! There isn't ever a line at the Porta potty and you can spend as much as you want for amenities, access, VIP stuff or come in with a ticket wristband and enjoy the day fully. These ladies trade their loubitons (sp?) for fresh tie dye and hemp sandals or cowgirl boots and UNsensibke footwear lol. Vandy Greek folk, hipsters, roadies, serious food truck eats, and a veritable Bedouin tent shopping market with hate. SOOOO many hats lol. I love it, even with my eat-the-rich snark. In the right company, Pilgrimmage seems to be everything I thought it would in previous trips. Turns out not where, but who you're with that really matters. - Dave

    First time at Pilgrimage and was so impressed! I think they have learned a lot over the past few…read moreyears about how to make this event enjoyable by all! 2 full days of music, as well as vendors(of all sorts: clothing, jewelry, art, etc), great food options and nice kids area too. I was worried it would be super crowded but the size of the crowd is not an issue. Nicely spread over the entire park so it's never feels claustrophobic. Easy to navigate from stage to stage and around the festival area. Plenty of water stations so you can refill your water bottle. Also plenty of spots to purchase other beverages and lines never unreasonably long. We were fortunate to attend the event with "veterans" who helped us navigate the logistics. #1 - Bring a water bottle! It is in September but it is usually still warm in TN and there are plenty of refill stations. You are not allowed to bring outside beverages in but they did seem to allow a bottle full of ice. #2 - Bring chairs(or blanket, depends on your preference). We brought our beach chairs and set them up in the Chair & Blanket section of one of the larger stages. That gave us a "home base" and we ventured to the other stages from there. #3 - Sunscreen. Again it is still pretty warm in TN in September and you will probably spend a lot of time in the sun. Hats are good too if you are a hat person. #4 - Dress comfortably, including shoes. The event is spread over the Harlinsdale farm area and if you want the full experience it will mean some walking, and you are walking on some gravel or dirt paths and lots of field areas. #5 - Don't overlook the smaller stages. The bigger stages host the bigger names but the smaller venues are lovely. Several of them are under tents or shade so that is a plus. Also the musicians you hear there are top notch too and you may be hearing a up 'n comer in the business! #6 - Most places take cards but having cash for some of these vendors can expedite check out if the wifi gets overloaded. There are plenty of great options in the food areas. (yes, multiple areas and food vendors around some of the larger stages too) Some nice shaded areas for eating and surely something for every taste. Incredible line up of talent. Different every year. Full of well know names with huge followings and plenty of newer faces that don't disappoint either. We were able to toggle between several of the stages and see a great variety of performances. Well done Pilgrimage! A great showcase!

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    Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival - Out of lemonade, sandwich board sign still up, as for the $4 refills,  "Oh, we don't do that anymore." I wouldn't wait in line here again.

    Out of lemonade, sandwich board sign still up, as for the $4 refills, "Oh, we don't do that anymore." I wouldn't wait in line here again.

    Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival - Grubby ppl gonna grub

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    Franklin Square - localflavor - Updated June 2026

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