Tag: williamson county library
Local Living: 5 Things to Do This Week
Dancing With The Nashville Stars
WHAT: Dancing With The Nashville Stars is the premier fundraising event for Feed America First, a local hunger relief organization...
Library Receives $18K Technology Grant
Williamson County lawmakers, State Senator Jack Johnson and Representatives Glen Casada, Brandon Ogles and Sam Whitson, announced that the Williamson County Public Library will...
Local Living: 5 Things to Do This Week
Battle of the Badges
WHAT: The annual Williamson County Battle of the Badges Blood Drive takes place this week. The community donated 274 pints during...
Local Living: 5 Things to Do This Week
Disney Trivia 1990's Edition
WHAT: BE OUR GUEST, be our guest.....Put your Disney movie trivia to the test!
1990's Disney movie trivia is coming to Westshore...
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Singalong With Jacob Johnson
WHAT: Singalongs with Jacob are truly magical and so much fun for adults and kids alike! Don't miss out on another...
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The Funky Physics of Space Movies
WHAT: Eric Klumpe, a professor in the MTSU Department of Physics and Astronomy, will take a look at Hollywood's looser...
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An Evening with Carol Burnett
WHAT: Carol Burnett, award-winning actress and best-selling author is widely recognized by the public and her peers for her work on...
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Historic Rural Life Festival
WHAT: Historic Rural Life Festival - Held on Thursday, May 9 and Friday, May 10, this annual event is a great opportunity...
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Alternative Gardening - Garden Talk Series
WHAT: Walled, Winding & Wetter Ways to Grow.
Explore unconventional ways to grow plants. Williamson County Master Gardener presenters will help...
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Pontiac Alley in Concert
WHAT: Pontiac Alley is a Nashville duo comprised of traditional country vocalist Chellanie and acoustic rocker/producer Ben Potter. They have been described...
