Events · For organisers

Submit an event

Running something the public can come to, in Franklin or a town south of it? Send it here. An editor reads every submission before it goes up, listing is free, and nobody can pay to be on this calendar or to sit higher on it.

Free to listRead before it goes up

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The event

Name

What it is

A few sentences for someone deciding whether to go: what happens, who it suits, anything to bring. Plain is better than promotional.

0 of 1500 characters

Link optional

Your own page for it, or where to buy tickets.

When

Date

Starts

Ends optional

All day

Last day if it runs more than one day

Up to two weeks. For a weekly series, send the first date and list the rest in the note.

Where

Venue

The building, park or business, as people know it.

Street address

Town

Cost

Free It costs money

You

Organiser

The group or business putting it on. The listing reads "Listed by" and this name.

For us only, in case we have a question. Never published or shared.

Note to the editor optional

Anything we should know that readers needn't: other dates in a series, a change to a listing we already have.

Your email and your note stay with us. We use them only to ask about this listing, and we delete the submission 30 days after the event.

What we list

Anything the public can come to, free or ticketed: markets, talks, tours, classes, fundraisers, festivals, shows.
In Franklin or a town south of it: Franklin, Leiper's Fork, Thompson's Station, Spring Hill, College Grove, Arrington, Bethesda, Burwood, Primm Springs, Santa Fe, Columbia and Chapel Hill. Brentwood, Nolensville and Nashville are outside the calendar.
One date, or a run of up to two weeks.
Not standing deals. Happy hours, daily specials and sales stay off.

What happens next

Every submission is read before it goes up, so send it at least a week ahead. An approved event gets its own page, with a map and add-to-calendar links, and the Monday email draws on the same calendar.

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