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There will be no 41A Music Festival in downtown Tullahoma this year, organizers announced this week in a brief statement.

Last year marked the popular festival’s 14^th year sponsored by the Highland Rim Kiwanis Club. Last year was cut to one day after the remnants of a hurricane left the festival wet and windy. However, the show did go on for those who braved the elements on the cold and rainy Saturday afternoon.

“After 15 wonderful years of bringing you unforgettable music and memories, we want to provide an important update,” the club’s website revealed Thursday. “We regret to inform you that there will be no 41A this year.”

Organizers did leave the door open to feature iterations of the festival. “Don’t worry. We are working on exciting restructuring changes for 2026 that we can’t wait to share with you. Stay tuned for more details and your continued support.

While the event has been a staple of early fall in downtown Tullahoma, nearly held the last weekend of September, the event has been taken postponed in past years due to COVID. It was also held at the baseball field during a year before returning to downtown two years ago.