ARTS & CULTURE

Studio Tenn brings the holiday classic It’s a Wonderful Life back to the stage.

On Tuesday, November 17th, the Muscle Shoals Sound will once again come to Franklin’s Main Street for an evening of timeless hits, stories… and maybe even a little dancing!

Step into the delightfully kooky world of The Addams Family, the musical comedy that celebrates the wonderfully weird.

It is not just their cover renditions that created their fanbase, but the members themselves that have made the community love them.

Back by popular demand, Maria A. Konrad’s vibrant production celebrates Mexican tradition, family, remembrance and the joy of life.

Tennessee Craft presents Craft Continuum... a response to items in the collection of the Williamson County Archives & Museum, an exhibition featuring work by Tennessee Craft artists from across the state. Hosted by the Williamson County Archives & Museum, the exhibition will be on view August 31st through November 12th.

The Williamson County Performing Arts Center is more than a venue for performances; it is a place where young artists are afforded the opportunity to discover their voices and experience the transformative power of live theatre.

Global flower show sensation Fleurs de Villes returns to Cheekwood to debut Fleurs de Villes THE GILDED AGE, presented in a flower-filled partnership with HBO Max.

Few places embody such a rich, authentic spirit like Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Today, its legacy continues to captivate audiences and SkyDog: The Shoals Experience offers a rare opportunity to step inside the stories.

In a city famous for country music, The CliffNotes have spent decades doing their own thing.

American artist Karen LaMonte is renowned for her ethereal dress sculptures, which explore the interplay of drapery, light and the absence of the female form through her life-sized and small-scale Nocturnes, Etudes, and the kimonos from her Floating World series.

To Susan Truex, art can be articulated very simply: Art is “the breath [she] breathes.” Susan has been a professional painter for thirty-two years and continues to evolve in her artistry.

Gallery 202 welcomes spring with a dynamic group exhibition featuring new work from twenty local and regional artists, continuing its tradition of showcasing diverse creative voices within the community.

Born in upstate New York in 1959 “with a mustache,” Michael Hooper is a self-taught artist whose eclectic work reflects a deeply personal vision.

Expect nonstop laughter when Studio Tenn’s production of “Boeing Boeing,” a two-time Tony Award-winning play and one of Broadway’s funniest comedies, takes the Turner Theater.

Born in Louisiana eighty-six years ago, Carol Evans has been creating art since the age of fifteen.

Master Illusionist Returns to Turner Theater with an All-New Show After Overwhelming 2025 Demand

Actor and Impersonator Tony Rollo Brings "Benjamin Franklin Lives" to the Franklin Theatre

Franklin’s Studio Tenn presents the festive Broadway musical “White Christmas.”

Celebrate the Season at “A Franklin Christmas” with Steven Curtis Chapman in Historic Franklin, Tennessee.