Maury Weekend: 5 Happenings This Weekend

Saturday, August 16, 7pm
Homestead Hall
4544 Highway 431, Columbia

Join Grammy-award wining singer/songwriter Rory Feek in the Hall at his Tennessee home for an evening of stories and songs all about Faith & Family.

Parking lot gates open at 5 pm CT
Doors to the Concert Hall open at 6 pm
Show starts at 7 pm

Purchase tickets here.

Saturday, August 17
1202 S. Garden St, Columbia

Celebrate with Bradley Mountain for their 1 year anniversary at their brick and mortar shop in Columbia, TN. They will have some special things going on at the shop all day on Saturday.

All Day:

$6 mimosas and micheladas
Free Limited Edition hat with $100 purchase (limit 1 per customer).
Special Birthday Pastries

4-8pm:

Chainstitch Booth – Bring your clothing and we will chain stitch on them! Cost will vary.
Vendors (Natural Dying, and other shopping)

Saturday, August 17, 8am – 11am
801 Woodland St, Columbia

It’s that time of the month for Columbia Cars & Coffee! Kick back with a cup of coffee and enjoy the live music while you’re hanging with like-minded car enthusiasts like yourself!

Saturday, August 17

Columbia State Community College, Cherry Theater
1665 Hampshire Pike, Columbia

Come support your favorite queen at the Miss Maury County Fair Pageant this Saturday!
Entry Fees:
– $10 for ages 13 and up
– $5 for ages 6-12
– Free for kids 5 and under

If you, or someone you know would like to participate, you can still sign up on Saturday at the door. Find more information here.

Saturday, August 17, 7pm
The Tilted Mule
102 Depot St, Columbia

Based out of Chattanooga, Tennessee, ET is a traveling Singer/Songwriter/Musician. While a veteran of some notable bands, ET has spent most of his music career performing as an acoustic solo artist. Constant traveling has made him a favorite at venues all over the southeastern US. From his catalog of originals to his long list of cover songs, ET covers a lot of musical territories. Keep listening and you’ll hear everything from foot-stomping Rock n’ Roll to Outlaw Country, 70s-to-Present Top 40, Blues, Grunge, and beyond. Combine that with an aesthetic reminiscent of classic outlaw country acts like Waylon Jennings and cross that with Alice in Chains and you have a guaranteed-to-please performance.

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