Maury Weekend: 5 Happenings This Weekend

October 10
7:30pm
The Mulehouse
810 W 7th St, Columbia

It’s Country Dance Night at The Mulehouse – a Columbia staple that promises a foot-stomping good time! The event features expert instruction by the Urban Cowboy Line Dancers, friendly vibes, and a great community of dance enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a beginner, come kick up your heels and experience the joy of country line dancing!

All ages welcome! Age 18 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Purchase tickets here.

Friday, October 10
8pm
41 Public Sq, Columbia

Your guides will lead you around downtown Columbia, sharing history and eerie tales. The tour starts with the ringing of the 8 o’clock bell in front of the Maury County Courthouse. Tickets are $10 per person. Cash only. Reservations are required. Call or text 931-797-3316 to reserve your spot!

Now through November 1
1431 Carters Creek Pike, Columbia

Millers Thrillers includes a Zombie Hayride, the Hillbilly Hollar ( a new outdoor fright, a haunted woods attraction not for those under age 10 or for the faint of heart and The Entertainment Zone (the entertainment zone will be rocking with stage shows while guests wait in line and enjoy concessions. Stage shows include zombie drumline, stilt walkers, fire performers, jugglers, an amazing light show set to music, lasers, pogo stick stunts, and fireworks. Plus, new photo op areas for guests to record their memories of the event!)

Learn more and purchase tickets here.

Saturday, October 11
3pm – 8pm
Public Square

Columbia Main Street is proud to present Fall Fest 2025, returning to the Public Square on Saturday, October 11th, 2025, from 3:00 to 8:00pm for an unforgettable autumn celebration in the heart of downtown Columbia.

This free, family-friendly event brings together residents, visitors, and small businesses for an evening filled with live music, local flavor, and festive fun.

Kiwanis Chili Cook-Off – Sample and vote for your favorite chili recipes in this ticketed tasting event supporting Kiwanis of Columbia and their local initiatives.

Live Entertainment – Enjoy performances throughout the day from talented local bands, including high-energy headliner, Deandra & 46 Story, bringing danceable classics and R&B favorites to close out the night.

Miss Fall Fest Pageant – Hosted by Britts, this beloved tradition returns to the stage, celebrating charm, confidence, and community spirit. Early registration is available now.
Columbia’s Fruit Tea Throwdown – Local restaurants will compete to claim the title of Best Fruit Tea in Town—and your votes will decide the winner!

Kid Zone Fun – Families will love the expanded children’s area, featuring inflatables, face painting, games, and balloon artists, all located safely within the closed downtown square.
Local Vendors & Food Trucks – Discover unique handmade goods from regional artisans and enjoy delicious bites from a curated lineup of food trucks and local favorites.

Photo Ops Galore – Don’t miss festive displays and photo stations, including the return of the Tri-Green Tractor Booth, perfect for family memories.

Saturday, October 11
10am – 5pm
Historic Oaklawn Mansion
3331 Denning Lane, Spring Hill

Check out the 20th Annual Whole Hog Festival on Saturday, October 11th, 2025, from 10 am – 5 pm at the Historic Oaklawn Mansion. The event is sponsored by John Maher Builders, benefiting The Well Outreach!

This family-friendly event has something for everyone, including day-long Live Music, a Regional Crafts Fair, a Petting Zoo and Children’s Circus, plus a Bacon-Eating Contest, Antique Tractor show, a HUGE Kids Zone with all free activities, and lots of YUMMY pork-themed food!

Best of all… this event raises important funds to support community food pantries.

Tickets are available at the door.
Children five and under – free
Students 6-18: $5.00
Adults: $10.00

More information and tickets HERE.

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