Halloween Events In Williamson County, TN - Spookfest, Pumpkinfest & More!

For starters, here is a rather long list of fun things to do for Halloween in Williamson County, Tennessee.

These Halloween events take place in various parts of Williamson County and Nashville, Tennessee:

Now, onto the details for some of Williamson County’s most popular Halloween events…

SPOOKFEST – SPRING HILL

Following are the details for the Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department’s annual Halloween Spookfest:

Activities: Children (ages 2-12) will enjoy Trick-or-Treating, pumpkin painting, a cupcake walk, face painting, fortune teller, and carnival games.

Place: Longview Recreation Center in Spring Hill

Cost: $4 per child (age 2 to 12). Parents get in free (must accompany children).

Space for the Halloween Spookfest event is limited! Reservations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis.

For specific dates & times or to make reservations for Spookfest, call (615)302-0971, ext. 10.

Here’s an updated list of things to do for Halloween in Spring Hill TN.

PUMPKINFEST – FRANKLIN

Interested in attending Historic Franklin’s annual Pumpkinfest activities in downtown? Here’s the scoop:

Activities: Trick-or-treating, arts and crafts vendors, chili cook-off, People’s Church Kids Zone, costume contests for all ages, live music, cemetery tours, Halloween movies, hay rides and more!

Place: Main Street & Public Square, downtown Franklin, TN

Cost: FREE!

For specific dates & times or more information about the Pumpkinfest activities, call (615) 591-8500.

Here’s an updated list of things to do for Halloween in and around Franklin, TN.

HALLOWEEN EVENTS – NASHVILLE

Finally, there’s plenty to do in and around the Nashville area during Halloween each year.

Here’s an updated list of things to do for Halloween in Nashville, TN.

Lynnette Walczak

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