Arts & Entertainment

Saturday’s Banana Pudding Festival saw a good crowd turn out on a beautiful day to sample puddings and peruse vendors at the event. There was, of course, plenty of banana pudding to try out. Other vendors sold different sweets and treats. There were toys, handmade crafts, leather goods, team gear, and jewelry to pick from. It was all well supported by the community, with approximately a thousand people showing up for the all-day event. More than one vendor sold completely out of their stock.

The Tennessee Renaissance Festival launched its 40th anniversary season in Williamson County near Triune during the month of May and has already showed strong momentum— ticket sales were up 66% over opening weekend last year, with more than 19,500 attendees.

South Jackson Performing Arts Center will welcome Hope Koehler to its stage as she presents “Love Around the World” this Sunday, May 17.

An unforgettable blend of jazz sophistication and soulful storytelling is coming to South Jackson Performing Arts Center this Thursday night.

The latest mural in Tullahoma, situated on the side of Minuteman Press, is not only one of the over 20 murals found in Tullahoma, but it is also a part of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail.

The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center will host “The Art of Trees,” a juried art exhibition featuring more than 90 pieces from 36 local and regional artists, during Arbor Day weekend 2026. The exhibition, presented in collaboration with the Tullahoma Tree Board and the Arts Council of Tullahoma, will premiere on National Arbor Day, Friday, April 24.

Highland Games come to POTG

On a chilly morning on March 12, the opening of a new commercial kitchen for Out of the Blue Granola marked another major milestone for Blue Monarch, a local non-profit, which serves women in recovery and their children. After a ribbon cutting hosted by the Tullahoma Area Chamber of Commerce, the dedication began with the history, as told by Susan Binkley, who founded the business in 2008. Three granola employees shared their journeys, and the benefactors explained why they were inspired to provide the new kitchen. Lydia Fulks, a new baker for Out of the Blue, told the crowd, “I am so proud because this is the first time I have worked a job sober after fifteen years of addiction,” which illustrated the significance of the business and its purpose.

The 17th anniversary celebration for the Celtic Cup Coffee House held on St. Patrick’s Day was quite the community celebration. Piper Ed West played bagpipes during the day. Father Murphy conducted a Blessing Ceremony, and the Triquetra Irish Dance Group danced.