Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are 5 events in and near Maury County!
Sundaes With Santa at Hattie Jane’s Creamery
Sunday, December 1, 2pm – 4pm
Hattie Jane’s Creamery
16 Public Square, Columbia
Come hang out and grab some delicious treats at Hattie Jane’s Downtown Columbia location on the square! The event features Santa, Santa Ron Bronson, Photo Booth with prints and Hot Chocolate per visitor! $25 for a group & you can purchase tickets at the door!
Ralph McDonald: Santa Claus is Coming to Muleton
Photo from Facebook
Pryor Art Gallery at Columbia State (Waymon L. Hickman Building)
1665 Hampshire Pike, Columbia
Open Now Through December 13
Experience Tennessee artist Ralph McDonald’s joy-filled paintings of Jolly Old St. Nick at Columbia State’s Pryor Art Gallery until Friday, December 13th!
Admission is free and gallery hours are Monday – Thursday from 8:00am to 7:00pm and Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm.
Saturday, November 30, 11am – 4pm
Treasures Trash an Tiques
2513 Keith Drive, Columbia
Santa will be at Treasures Trash an Tiques from 2-4pm for complimentary pictures (bring your camera). Refreshments will be served all day & LJ Grub Shack food truck will be on the premises from 11am-4pm.
Santa Pictures at Hidden Bee Animal Rescue
Photo from Facebook Event
Saturday, November 30, 10am – 2pm
Hidden Bee Animal Rescue
753 Carters Creek Pike, Columbia
Santa is coming to Hidden Bee Farm! He will be making a stop by on November 30th to meet all of you and take pictures.
This is a free event- with a $10 donation per family, you’ll receive a bag of goat feed, and your whole family gets to enjoy a hayride and a visit with Santa! Your support helps the farm care for its animals through the winter.
Minority-Owned Business Pop-up
Photo from Facebook Page
Saturday, November 30
10am – 2pm
The Factory at Columbia
943 Riverview Ln, Columbia
Spend a Saturday at the Factory at Columbia enjoying a vibrant showcase celebrating the creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship of local minority-owned businesses!
There will be plenty of vendors, eateries, and the opportunity to support our community’s local businesses at The Factory at Columbia.
