Wilson Weekend: 5 Happenings This Weekend

Friday, May 29
6pm – 8pm
Downtown Lebanon
100 Public Square, Lebanon

Rock the Block is back!

Enjoy a free community concert series on Downtown Lebanon’s Historic Square.

The concert series takes place over four consecutive Friday. The series began last Friday and will continue May 29, June 5 and June 12.

Enjoy:
Live music
Kids activities
Shopping and dining with downtown retailers
Time to connect with your community

Hosted by Historic Lebanon Main Street, with Wilson County Motors as the Title Sponsor, and made possible by many generous event sponsors who will be announced soon!

Saturday, May 30
6:45pm
Breeden’s Orchard
631 Beckwith Rd, Mt Juliet

Grab your blankets and join Breeden’s Orchard for Movie Night.

Families and friends are invited to spread out on the lawn, enjoy snacks and treats from the market, and settle in as the sun sets and the movie begins. It’s an easygoing way to spend time together, unwind, and experience the farm after hours.

Whether you’re planning a casual weeknight outing or looking for something special to do with the kids, Movie Night on the farm is all about simple moments and shared smiles.

Come early to grab food, find your spot, and enjoy golden hour on the farm before the show starts.

Admission is free — RSVP encouraged to help capacity and create the best experience for all families. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows.

RSVP here.

Saturday, May 30
10am
Tennessee State Library & Archives
1001 Rep John Lewis Way N, Nashville

Join the Tennessee State Library to honor America 250 and Tennessee’s 230th birthday with free events during the 2026 Statehood Day Celebrations.

Enjoy history, music, family fun, and a day full of celebration as we come together to celebrate Tennessee’s legacy and America’s milestone.

Friday, May 30
1pm
144 East Main St, Watertown

On May 30th at 1:00 PM, The Local Collective of Watertown will host a special Origami Class where you’ll learn how to make beautiful paper lilies. Whether you’re coming with friends, your mom, your husband, or just looking for a fun afternoon out with others, this is the perfect excuse to slow down, sip mimosas or sparkling cider, snack, and create something beautiful together.

Seats are limited, so grab your tickets now. All Ages welcome!

Purchase tickets here.

Saturday, May 30 & Sunday, May 31
10am – 6pm
Castle Park
2135 New Castle Road, Arrington

The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department (WCPR) invites visitors to step back in time as the Tennessee Renaissance Festival returns for its 40th anniversary season at Castle Park in Arrington.

Each spring, the grounds are transformed into the bustling 16th-century English village of Covington Glen, where artisans, performers, and merchants bring history to life. Guests can explore a lively marketplace filled with handcrafted goods ranging from silks and jewelry to swords and fine art, while enjoying live music, entertainment, and immersive experiences throughout the village.

The festival is open Saturdays and Sundays from May 2-31 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., along with Memorial Day Monday. Gates open at 8 a.m., with early entry to a commons area beginning at 9 a.m. for guests who wish to arrive ahead of the crowds.

Tickets and passes are available online, with a variety of options detailed at www.tnrenfest.com. Parking is free. Guests are encouraged to bring cash, as most vendors have limited connectivity for digital payments.

The Tennessee Renaissance Festival takes place at Castle Park, 2135 New Castle Road in Arrington.

For tickets, themed weekend details, and a full schedule of events, visit TNRenFest.com.
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