Maury Weekend: 5 Happenings This Weekend

Sunday, September 11, 2:00pm-4:00pm

1202 S. James Campbell Blvd, Ste. 14, Columbia, TN
Painting with a Twist

Class begins promptly at start time indicated for your painting! Please arrive 15-20 minutes prior to class to set up refreshments, grab an apron and get some Twist Time in prior to painting! Feel free to bring in your favorite beverage and snacks to enjoy during the evening! Cups and wine openers are provided for you!

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September 10 at 11am

5700 Main Street, Spring Hill

Enjoy a 90-minute tour of the Spring Hill Battlefield. This tour focuses on many elements of the Battle of Spring Hill and the events that unfolded after dark on November 29, 1864. This tour includes a discussion of the Tennessee Campaign and its significance in the Civil War, the fighting that occurred between elements of Gen. John Bell Hood’s Confederate forces and U.S. forces commanded by Gen. John Schofield, and the events that transpired after dark that culminated in the majority of the U.S. Army slipping past the Confederates after dark. Tickets must be purchased 8 hours in advance.

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Friday, September 9 to Saturday, September 10, 10:00pm

2357 Park Plus Drive, Columbia, TN
Elm Springs Mansion

On this Friday, the legendary Elm Springs Mansion and this Saturday, the Athenaeum, open their hallowed halls to investigate their history and mystery. Investigate the nearly 200-year-old homesteads that endured life, war and death. Uncover secrets and encounter some unseen inhabitants. These investigations are two hours per session. Session will be from 7pm to 9pm and 10pm to 12am Friday September 9th at Elm Springs and the same session schedule for the Athenaeum September 10th. Individual tickets are $40 per session. There will be a few tickets available that allow entrance to both nights’ investigation which will be Friday night at Elm Springs and Saturday September 10th at The Athenaeum. The two-night tickets will be $70 a piece.

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Sunday, September 11, 7:00pm

419 Main St, Franklin, TN
Franklin Theatre

The Franklin Theatre is pleased to be hosting the Regional Premiere screening of Mysterious Circumstance: The Death of Meriwether Lewis! At this exclusive event, the director will give opening remarks prior to the screening, and there will be a Q & A with Clark Richey, writer & director, and Amye Gousset, lead actress & producer afterward.

So, what’s the plot? In 1809, Meriwether Lewis (of the famous Lewis & Clark duo) died of gunshot wounds at Grinder’s Stand on the Natchez Trace. Did he, as then-governor of the Louisiana Territory, commit suicide, as is widely believed? Or was his end far more sinister? Entangled versions of the explorer and surveyor Lewis’ death at a remote Tennessee inn are imagined by his friend Alexander Wilson (Billy Slaughter, Mindhunter) during a tense encounter with Priscilla Grinder (Amye Gousset, The Card Counter) – the only witness to the American explorer’s final night alive. The new historical thriller from writer/director Clark Richey brings together an award-winning cast and crew, including John Schneider (The Dukes of Hazzard), Sonny Marinelli (Entourage) and Evan Williams (Versailles) as Lewis, and took home both the Best Feature Award at the Julien Dubuque International Film Festival (Dubuque, Iowa) and the Gasparilla International Film Festival (Tampa, Florida) Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind local film experience that covers a historic event that occured here in Tennessee at Grinder’s Stand on the Natchez Trace!

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Saturday, September 10, 6:30pm

475 State Highway 99, Lewisburg, TN 37091
Howlin’ Hill

The Everyday Losers. A Hard Rock Band From Southern Indiana Featuring Brothers Dylan Seidel And Tyler Seidel As Well As Drummer Collin Banks

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