Zombie hay ride was fun, not too scary, things to see while waiting in line. Went with my teenage…read moregrandson, but younger kids would enjoy also

people on the zombie hayride are rude and yell at little kids. haunted woods is fun but need…read moresomeone over 16 to go inside.

First time at this new-ish venue, and really enjoyed it! It's incredibly clean, everywhere. Well…read moremarked and friendly employees everywhere to help direct. The seats are shockingly comfy for being mass stadium style, even the bleachers have backs. I do however highly recommend you pay for premium parking. The normal parking situation is an absolute mess. Great lineup of performers, throughout various genres and type of entertainment. I didn't eat here but saw them advertise $2 hot dogs, and if that isn't a steal then I do not know what is. Can't wait to see more shows here!

I've *kinda* been here twice. First attempt was for Alice Cooper, which was ultimately canceled due…read moreto weather. However, their severe weather situation for car drop offs was a nightmare. We were all packed under a tiny porch and they were only letting select people inside the actual building. They also took WAY too long to officially call off the show, we have radars - use them. Second, Hillary Duff (raised on Disney & Rock n Roll lol). This time I parked, and what a NIGHTMARE!! It took us 1.5 HOURS to get out of the parking lot. I live 15 minutes from the venue. Got into my car at 10:40 and didn't get home until 12:30, if that tells you about the control they have on their parking. $26 high noons and then want you to tip - absolute rip off. There are other bands I want to see here but I will look for other venues first. I'm not sure if I will return or not. It's almost quicker and easier to just go to Nashville.

We had a charmed day, tour and visit. Met Bob the rooster. And co-owner too who was exceptionally…read morecordial and welcoming. The museum and grounds include significant Americana, Johny Cash, Elvis, and a painting featuring Bob Dylan. Clean. Well cared for and presented. Loved it. We arrived on a quiet fall day, out of season and couldn't promise the same experience for others. There is a gathering area to enjoy music performances in the summer months that wasn't open. There wasn't any food sold and I'm unaware if guests can bring any snacks to the events.

My husband and I were spending a few days in Memphis, and I just happened to pick up a pamphlet…read morefrom the visitor's center about TN Music Pathways. The last night there I decided to read through it, thinking to myself that we needed to make another trip through Tennessee to hit all of these cool places. Some we have already been to, but wouldn't mind going again. My husband being a HUGE Johnny Cash fan, I suggested we make a detour on our way home, just to fit Storytellers Hideaway Farm in. We were NOT disappointed. We both thoroughly enjoyed the tour of the house and the barn with all sorts of memorabilia. The highlight of the experience was the music and camaraderie with Johnny Cash's nephew, Mark Alan Cash. We could sit there and listen to him all day. We loved listening to the stories from his personal experiences with his uncle. If we ever get the chance to come back through here, we definitely will.

This place hits It's hard to say where to start, but we…read morereally love the driving simulators It's an incredible experience I mean we're addicted We like to drive up to the top of the mountain and when you go down, you get quite a ride! You're not gonna want to miss this!

Wow! What a wonderful place! I took my 11 year old there tonight, and we played the arcade side for…read more2 hours and the virtual reality side for 1 hour. The prices are fair. I think the family pass is a fantastic deal if you're a frequent guest. The equipment is nice and works as expected. The game selection is HUGE!!! The lights/ambiance were super fun and put you in a gaming mood. Their seating was comfortable. The staff was patient, kind, and helpful. I honestly can't find a negative! So glad to have a kid/tween/teen friendly activity establishment in Spring Hill!

Paddle dog Unlike most of the reviews for Paddle Dog, I did…read morenot utilize any of the recreational items they provide. We went on a weeknight to enjoy the outside dining area and trivia. Parking is a small challenge but if you're not adverse to a short walk there are spots off the main roads close by. The setting is really lovely overlooking the lake at Westhaven. We arrived early but there honestly wasn't a huge crowd. If I could I would give their food operations 2.5. It is very pricey for what they provide. $8 for draft beers in plastic cups. The beer was cold and tasty so that's a plus. The hot dogs were extremely disappointing. I ordered the Westhaven which you would think would be a show stopper with the community name on it. For $9 you get a standard size hot dog. (You can get an idea of the size by its comparison to the 3 Jalapeño peppers and the excess bun length over dog length.) It came with a thin spread of cream cheese and honestly the smallest amount of chopped onions. It looked like the 11 pieces of diced onion had been meticulously spaced across the dog. Also be aware the dogs do not come with any sides, no chips or fries or even a pickle. The Chips would be an extra $2.95. Husband ordered the Polish Dog. It also came with a very lite portion of onions and we realized later that it didn't even have the peppers as promised in the menu. So it was a pretty sparse fare. Not sure we'd return for dining, maybe stick with renting paddle boards.

We came here on a lovely spring evening to play trivia. The scenery is the high point! I eat…read moregluten free, so I looked at the menu and ate before we arrived. Others had The Polish, The Westhaven, the burger, and the grilled cheese. The hot dogs were very sparingly topped, maybe 8 little pieces of chopped onion etc. The grilled cheese was pronounced good on sourdough. We will not return for trivia because there is no restroom. The trivia game lasts a good while and our only option for restroom required over half a mile round trip walk, hence missing a good bit of the game. Hopefully they do the adventure rentals better than they do food and restroom.

WDMS was such a blast! Part of it was that I was with a group of fun friends and our spirits were…read morehigh, but this event kept those good vibes going. But first, a few household items: - I ate before which is usually a very smart choice, however, in this case I would have eaten lighter. There was SO much food to sample, and by the time I got here I really wasn't that hungry and that is a huge bummer. Anytime drinking is involved I recommend eating, but in this case I'd eat light, or eat a heavy lunch and then nothing until the event. I probably sampled food from 60-70ish% of the vendors and I am not one to pass up free food. - Dress warmly. I was in a sweater dress and tights and not a very heavy coat. It was cold, and I was also. So learn from my mistake and dress warm! - Expect to wait in line for drinks. But you know what's so awesome? The shops with wine have adorable merchandise to browse while you wait. This is freaking GENIUS. I wasn't planning to buy anything. But did I? Of course I did. When you waive affordable costume and daily wear jewelry in my line of vision and I've had about 4 glasses of wine, my shopping defenses go down. Great for the businesses, bad for my wallet! But a fun experience and I never was annoyed waiting. We could chat and look at cute things and it was so much fun. However, be careful with that wine in the furniture stores; it is Franklin after all, and not everything was affordable. - Get a DD or utilize my BFF's Uber and Lyft. WDMS was such a blast and I'd highly highly recommend checking it out. I will be back next year!

Omg! #yelpnashville, on point tonight! Thank you for the tickets to Wine Down Main Street…read moresupporting the Boys and Girls Club of Middle Tennessee. This charitable event was on point, I loved the happy medium of food to wine/liquor/beer. The shops hosting tours were very hospitality and welcoming. Loved every minute.

Attended an event here last weekend, and couldn't believe I was the first yelper to check in here…read more Go figure. love it when I'm suddenly on the cutting edge. A million years ago, Green's Grocery was really a grocery. Think old southern country store, complete with a front porch and wood with glass insert front door that I'm sure had a little school bell attached to the top. Years ago, at least 10 I can recall, the grocery went away, the community of Leiper's Fork became hip, and Green's Grocery became a private events venue, especially for live music. They didn't do BBQ like Puckett's that suddenly took off like crazy, and a just a little far from the rest of the hamlet to be featured in Southern Living or get a camera shot on American Pickers. You park out front, along the side, or in the overflow lot down the street a bit, and enter through the old front porch, open that original door, and now to your right is a permanent stage adorned with the original store sign, a deer head or two, some old musical instruments, and whatever décor accessory of the moment ended up stuck on the wall. (Yes, I would love to have taken photos for you. But we were at a work party for hubby, and he made me promise no phone photos for yelp, I was the meet and greet wife this time. OK.....) To your left is usually set up as a bar, and beers were chilling in an elevated old bathtub. Works for me. They have a more traditional bar alongside, that usually has elevated benches that mingle amongst the four tops and six tops with random ladder back and spindle type chairs. Think Cracker Barrel if it wasn't franchised. There's the former back porch for more seating just past the serious sound board station, make no mistake - this place is accustomed to live music. The event that we attended had a tent out back where the catering was set up (fairly large crowd) and if the weather had been better, we'd have taken up residence at the rocking chairs set up beside a cozy fire pit. Darn rain! Our event was catered externally I believe, so commenting merely on the venue (since that's what they are), it's a nice place. You definitely feel like you have left the city, whether your city is Franklin or Nashville, and it has a homey feel while also have that rustic country charm, too. They do things simply here. After everybody eats, the wait staff will pull out 3-4 tables and chairs onto the front porch to make room for a dance floor. Cowboy boots aren't required, but generally strongly encouraged. In short, it's a good thing in my book.

Hickman Heritage Music Fest 2014!…read more There are many events held in this building at the Hickman County Fairgrounds. Everything from local plays to special music events. We had the pleasure of attending this music fest recently. Hickman Heritage Music Fest honored Herbert and Lucille Guy and Marie Love. Herbert and Lucille Guy started the Hickman County High Band. Marie Love taught many to play music. I learned this listening to their former students sharing stories and playing music. They rocked it. What amazing talent! They were Chris Love, Damon Wherry, Randy Wherry, Shannon Smith Bozeman, Buddy Chandler, Lee Smith, Darin Cochran, Danny Arnold, Dana Coen Vaughn, and Craig Chandler. They played a variety of songs and I enjoyed every one of them.