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Bar/Tavern ; Farm ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Hotel/Motel/Inn ; Museum ; Music Venue ; Winery

Fontanel is one of Nashville’s premier destinations situated on 186 acres nestled in the rolling hills of the Whites Creek Valley, just 15 minutes North of downtown Nashville. Property activities include tours of the Fontanel Mansion, a 33,000 square foot log cabin and former home of Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell. Concerts at the Carl Black Chevy Woods Amphitheater, Adventureworks Ziplines, and three miles of public walking trails provided by Metro Parks and Greenway. Handcrafted small batch fine wines are available at Natchez Hills Winery, where you can enjoy a personalized tasting and take your favorite bottle home. Cafe Fontanella is the property’s award-winning restaurant, and is open 7 days a week featuring Italian/American cuisine. Accommodations are available on-site at the luxurious Inn at Fontanel, a boutique Bed and Breakfast. Shopping is available at the Stone House Gift Shoppe (which also serves as the box office).

Bloomsbury Farm

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Our farm is both GAP and Organic certified, a reflection of our commitment to bring the highest quality and healthiest goods to our local community. We produce the finest sprouts and wheatgrass in Tennessee using organic seed and growing methods. We distribute our products to wholesale and retail locations, and you’ll find them in local grocery stores, such as Whole Foods, Produce Place and Turnip Truck, as well as many restaurants. If you would like us to provide you with our products, whether through a distribution center, grocery, or restaurant, we can fill your needs.

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival

Campground ; Concert Hall ; Cultural District ; Farm

4 of the best days ever. 80,000 happy campers. 700 Acres of Tennessee Nature. 150 epic performances. 10+ stages of music. Several dozen comedians. An escape into Excitement. Music. Art. Discoveries. Trees. Fresh Air. Green Grass. A mini film fest. Friends (Old / New). Adventure. Overwhelming happiness. Hugging a stranger by accident. Sharing and Generosity. Bonnaroovian Dancing. Hyperbolic verbiage. System overload. The perfect bite of ice cream. Sandals. Fallovers. Chirping Birds. Flashing Lights. Food and Drink. Variety. Singing. Laughing. Short shorts. High-Fives. Rocky IV in the cinema tent at 3am. Spicy Pie. Memories. Someone dressed up like Teen Wolf. Holy Cow(!) Moments. Interesting factoids. Egg sandwiches. More music. Adventure. Deep Breaths. Big smiles. This. That. The Other. Hellos and Goodbyes and reminders of all that we have to celebrate and look forward to next year and in the future. Our festival site is a beautiful 700-acre farm, located in Manchester, TN, about 60 miles southeast of Nashville and 40 miles northwest of Chattanooga. Once a year, our little farm becomes Tennessee’s 7th largest city basically overnight. This can mean traffic, lots of it, when you arrive at the festival site. So consider carpooling. It helps reduce traffic, saves money on gas and the earth will love you.

Brownland Farm

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Originally purchased in the early 1950’s, Brownland Farm was a working agricultural farm. In 1963, Margaret “Sissie” Brown began teaching riding lessons to all the local horse enthusiasts. She was also an avid equestrian herself competing in Open Hunter divisions, as well as Horse Trials. In 1969, she married Mack Anderton and the 1st Nashville Charity Horse Show debuted in 1971. From 1975 until 1989, their horse business moved a few miles away to Moran Road. During this time Brownland Farm developed a reputation for breeding sought after pony hunters. Then with the continued successes of the horse shows, breeding program, and lesson program in 1990 they were back at the current and original location for the horse shows, and in 1992 all of their horses and ponies were to call 1155 Hillsboro Road their permanent home. Five years later Brownland Farm was selected to host the 1997 AHSA (USEF) Pony Finals. Today Brownland Farm boasts one of the most beautiful horse show grounds in the nation, and remains one of the nations largest privately owned horse show facilities

Cheval Manor

Business/Company ; Farm

Located in the heart of horse country, Cheval Manor is a small, family-run equestrian facility and outdoor wedding venue with a welcoming atmosphere. We cater primarily to pleasure riders of all disciplines and youth interested in learning about the horse world. The pressures of belonging to a highly competitive show barn are not found here at Cheval Manor. We're all here to enjoy our beloved horses, and the friends that we make at the ranch. We believe our boarders are the best in the county; willingly offering help when needed, sharing stories, advice, lending support to others in times of need. We all have something in common: our deeply rooted love for horses! Our philosophy is that we want you to have fun, but we also strive to preserve the quiet and idyllic atmosphere here at the ranch, so we do not cater to loud, base-bangin', "party-hearty" type groups. Moderation and consideration are the key. Our events end no later than 10:00pm, but music is turned down to a "whisper" at 9:00pm. We appreciate your thoughtfulness and consideration.

Fiddle Dee Farms

Farm

Fall Family Fun Festival, Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch Sept. 23 through Nov. 4th. Birthday Parties, Church and Corporate Events as well as a beautiful wedding venue available.

Fit Farm

Farm ; Fitness Center

A FITNESS BOOT CAMP LIKE NO OTHER! Forty minutes from Nashville, on 160 acres of pure fitness playground, our all inclusive boot camp focuses on helping you to reset your pace for life. Our transformative environment makes every day a new start. But don’t take our word for it! Take a moment to explore and have a walk through our campus below. WORK HARD. PLAY HARD. Your seven hours of daily training goodness are some of the hardest hours you’ll ever love, and at first you’ll be glad to embrace the pillow at night and let your body get the muscle-building, rhythm-building rest it needs. But after you get “into the groove” we know all work and no play makes for very sad Fit Farmers. That’s why we also believe in taking the time to try something new on your time off from our selection of great activities, both on and off the farm!

Further Farms

Farm

Further Farms is a locally owned and operated farm, sauce and spice company with new and unique blends for every meal.

Grandaddy's Farm

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The Dixon family has been farming at this location since May 1951. It started with my Great-grandfather Charles Dixon (1909-2004), along with his wife, farmed the land around his home and raised 4 children while working in a hardware store in Decherd. Several years down the road my grandfather was also farming and working a full time job. He eventually quit his job so he could farm full time. Years later, my father has joined his father in the farming vocation. Corn, wheat, and soybeans are grown and we also background cattle and sell bales of straw. As the fourth generation, my brother, sister, and I are taking our grandaddy’s farm down a new pathway in agriculture by sharing what we have enjoyed for years, with you.

Grandpa's House

Farm ; Museum ; Shopping District ; Studio

We are the second, third, fourth and fifth generation living and working on The Ritter Farm, about two miles from Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee. We are hand crafters: carvers, wood workers, quilters, artists, seamstresses, blacksmiths, wagonmakers, potters, photographers, musicians and storytellers. We are continuing the crafts that have come from this farm for more than 65 years. Our talent comes from necessity as well as ability. Grandpa (George Dewey Ritter, 1898-1971) was a farmer, blacksmith, coopersmith, wagon maker and furniture maker. His son Jack (1930-2003) continued the line as farmer, blacksmith and wagon maker. Now his grandson-in-law, Del Watsoncontinues the tradition. Del is a master wood worker with more than 40 years experience. Everything from conventional box cabinetry to hand carved moldings and appliques and yes, even wagons. Furniture is his love.

Green Door Gourmet

Business/Company ; Farm ; Music Venue ; Restaurant/Cafe ; Shopping District

Green Door Gourmet is a farm fresh company located on Hidden Valley Farm in West Nashville, just a few miles from downtown and easily accessible from Interstate 40. Featuring natural, sustainable, organic method produce, plants and herbs for the southern kitchen and garden, farm inspired products and agritourism events. The company is committed to finding the areas best local producers for a wide range of products, from fresh produce to grass fed meats, honey to jams, dairy to baked goods, and much more!

Harmony Farm

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So much to do, you’ll want to stay all day…and we hope you do! Activities include Hayrides, Pumpkins, Sorghum Maze, Corn Crib, Larger/faster super slide, petting area, tire climber, water pump duck races, saddle wagon ride, hay mountain, sand box, tire mountain, corn hole, and so much more!

Hayshed Farms

Business/Company ; Campground ; Farm ; Park/Garden/Open Space

Hayshed Farms is located on fertile, creek bottom land. Farming is done the old-fashioned way, by rotating crops, planting what grows best in soil that has been carefully nurtured and selecting varieties of plants that do well in our environment. In addition to more traditional row-cropping, Hayshed Farms is a place for people to experience a sustainable way of life in action. Throughout the farm, there are various recycled and repurposed projects that our visitors will encounter. We see these as educational platforms through which we can talk with our guests about responsible stewardship of land and natural resources. We also offer several agritourism programs that the public can enjoy with us. Part of the farm is land that has been in the Liles Family for decades, and more was added after the big flood of 2010. The hayshed, a magnificent pole barn that sits overlooking the creek stands as a landmark for the local fisherman; when they wanted to get together and fish for some red horse and suckers in the spring, they’d say, “Meet me at the hayshed.” The hayshed was built by the Welch family, the previous owners, who farmed the land for hay while raising Tennessee walking horses for many decades. The creek meanders through the farm and empties into the Harpeth River at a point known as “The Mouth of Turnbull” to the locals and tourists that float the river. Currently, the land is a working farm raising row crops, blackberries, herbs, flowers and seasonal vegetables while also offering space for events and overnight glamping getaways! Source: website

Hippie Jack's Farm

Farm

Family farm hosts music festivals a few times every year.

Honeysuckle Hill Farm

Event Venue ; Farm ; Zipline

Honeysuckle Hill Farm has had 15 years of Sharing Traditions and Making Memories with Tennessee families and is the best place in Tennessee for family fun on the farm. We are a 200-acre family farm centrally located near Nashville, Clarksville and Hendersonville. Throughout the year we offer zipline canopy tours, birthday parties, private corporate events, and field trips. Then come fall, we throw a huge month long Fall Festival offering rides and attractions everyone will love, special events, delicious concessions and a Farm Market to take goodies home with you. Check out our website, www.honeysucklehillfarm.com for more special happenings held through the year. Source: Facebook

Horse Play

Farm

Horse Play Inc is a 501C3 Non-Profit Organization offering horseback riding opportunities to individuals with special needs.

HydroHouse Farms

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HydroHouse Farms

June Bug Ranch

Farm ; Music Venue ; Park/Garden/Open Space

Outdoor live music venue. The site of the Muddy Roots Music Festival and the Junebug Boogie.

Keller's Corny Country

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Keller’s Corny Country was founded by the Kellers in 2008. They offer on-farm weddings throughout the year, with several beautiful locations to choose from, including inside their 4,000 square foot barn, outside, or by the pond. During the month of October, they host a Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze with lots of family-friendly activities for all ages. In addition, they are available for Corporate Events, Family Reunions, and Birthday Parties. Source: website

Lane Agri-Park Community Center

Business/Company ; Community Center ; Farm

Lane Agri‐Park is a public owned facility and was built from public funds. Therefore the facility is subject to all laws, rules, and regulations governing public property. The Rutherford County Conservation Board has delegated management and administration of the facility and grounds area to the UT‐TSU Extension Office of Rutherford County. The primary purpose of the facility is the advancement of UT‐TSU Extension educational programs and activities for the agricultural and agribusiness community in Rutherford County. Programs and activities for this purpose have priority over any other use of the facility. Programs and activities conducted or sponsored by Rutherford County Extension are not subject for payment of rent. Other Rutherford County Government Departments (including police, fire, schools, etc.) who use the facility for business purposes are not subject to payment of rent. Source: UT Institute of Agriculture

Lucky Ladd Farms

Farm ; Park/Garden/Open Space

Lucky Ladd Farms is Tennessee’s Largest Petting Farm and AG-venture Family Fun Farm Park. Nashville Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze. Middle Tennessee’s premier agritourism fun park. Serving students, teachers, and families for over a decade. Explore acres of excitement including over 70 attractions for all ages. Enjoy farm animals, wagon rides, playgrounds, mega slides, a tractor train, games, mazes and more. The farm is now open spring, summer and fall. Seasonal entertainment includes Easter Egg Hunts, Watermelon Festival, our famous Fall Family Fun Festival featuring the corn maze and pumpkin patch and much more! Lucky Ladd’s is a great choice for school field trips and youth group outings. We offer a unique place to host corporate picnics, family reunions, birthday parties or private events. Conveniently located half-way between Franklin and Murfreesboro, 30 minutes south of Nashville, Tennessee. Opens in early April Source: Facebook

Milky Way Farm

Event Venue ; Farm ; Historic Building/Landmark

Milky Way Farm is the 1930s farm estate of candy legend Frank Mars that built the historic homeplace after the success of his Milky Way Candy Bar. Milky Way Farm hosts weddings, corporate meetings, tours, events, festivals, and seasonal activities by reservation. Charles Jones and daughter, Lynn Golden, have been honored to own the farm and to have a part in the revitalization of this Tennessee landmark. Lynn Jones Golden is excited for the opportunity to continue the preservation and restoration of the farm alongside her sister, Kathryn Jones Hanley as they take over the reigns of this 1,100-acre estate. We are continually preparing the trails, barns, and race track for activities and gatherings. We are hosting fun events, trail runs, planning weddings and celebrations in the Manor House, barns, hilltop, and grounds, and we are escorting group tours by appointment to visit the Manor House, barns, and outdoor setting that Frank Mars had constructed for his resting place. We are hosting groups for meetings and country breakfasts & group luncheons in the famous Manor House dining room and we are scheduling concerts and events in the festival area and the large Show Barn. Source: website

Monterey Farmer's Market

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Farmer’s Market located in Monterey

Nashville Farmers' Market

Farm ; Restaurant/Cafe ; Shopping District

The Nashville Farmers’ Market, founded in the early 1800s, is located in the urban core of downtown Nashville adjacent to the Tennessee State Museum and Bicentennial Mall State Park. The year-round Market provides retail space to farmers, artisans, nonprofits and small businesses. Our facility includes two covered open-air sheds, a container farm, a greenhouse micro greens farm, a 24,000 square-foot garden center, a culinary incubation center and an international food hall that includes some two-dozen restaurants and shops. The Market offers monthly chef-led cooking demonstrations, community workshops and free on-site two-hour parking for Market patrons. The Nashville Farmers’ Market also operates two neighborhood markets: the Vanderbilt Farmers’ Market and the Azafran Park Farmers’ Market. The Vanderbilt Market, located on the Vanderbilt Medical Center Campus, operates every Thursday in June through October. The Azafran Market, located at Azafran Park, operates in partnership with Conexion Americas and Metro Parks every Tuesday in May through October. Source: NashvilleFarmersMarket.org

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