September 24, 2026
Happy Thursday, Mt. Juliet! 👋
Can we all agree that we’ve earned a little fall? After a long, hot summer, cooler temperatures are finally making an appearance just as fall officially arrived a few days ago. 🍂 And Mt. Juliet is giving us plenty of reasons to get out and enjoy it this weekend—from a free yard sale and neighborhood treasure hunting to pumpkins, good food and what’s new around town. We’re glad you’re here! Let’s dive in!
Denise & Mike
THIS WEEK IN MT. JULIET
Your Quick Look at What’s Inside
😎 Joy Church’s Free Yard Sale
🍣 Around Town: Updates
🎃 Pumpkin & Fall Farm Round Up
🍽 Taste Around Town
🏞 From the Front Porch with Eddie Poole
🏡 Fall Community Yard Sales
🐶 Pet of the Week
💰 Insider Deals: Exclusive Coupon
📆 Things to Do in Mt Juliet This Week
☀ Weekly weather forecast
A Free Yard Sale With a Heart for the Community ❤
Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday morning without spending a dime? How about browsing a yard sale, enjoying a free breakfast and finding something cool to take home?
Joy Church’s Annual Free Yard Sale returns Saturday, Sept. 26, with free finds, a free breakfast and a reminder of what this community is all about.
This fun Mt. Juliet tradition is centered around generosity and helping others. For Joy Church, it’s a chance to share a little hope, a lot of love and make a difference right here in our community.
Last year, more than 1,200 people were blessed by the event, and Joy Church is getting ready to do it all over again.
Come Find a Treasure
The yard sale will feature hundreds of donated items, including furniture and home décor, clothing and shoes, toys and games, household items, appliances, electronics, tools and more.
Whether you’re looking for something your family needs, trying to stretch your budget, or simply enjoy finding a good treasure, there’s something pretty fun about shopping when the price tag says $0.
Come Hungry!
The free stuff isn’t the only thing being given away.
Joy Church will also be serving a free breakfast from its 24-foot “Joy To Go” mobile kitchen. It’s a simple way to welcome people, share a meal and make sure everyone starts the morning with a full stomach and a little extra joy.
Mark Your Calendar
Saturday, September 26
9:00 AM–12:00 PM
10085 Lebanon Road, Mt. Juliet
For more information, visit Joy Church’s yard sale page or call (615) 773-5252.
Whether you bring your family, invite a friend or come on your own, you’ll find this is more than just a yard sale. It’s a morning built around giving, sharing and spreading a little love to the community.
👀 Around Town: A Few Things You Should Know
🍣 Rock N Roll Sushi Is Now Open!
This long and eagerly awaited restaurant opened on September 23 at 1913 N. Mt. Juliet Road. From sushi rolls to bowls with a twist, this fun new concept is a much needed one in Mt. Juliet and we couldn’t be more excited to have them here!
🚶 A New Connection Is Almost Complete!
The new Southeast Springdale sidewalk connecting Belinda Parkway to Will Sellers Park, behind Rutland Elementary, is nearly finished, giving students and families a safer way to walk to school and the park. The $25,000 grant-funded project expands Mt. Juliet’s pedestrian connections, with a ribbon cutting coming soon!
🥯 Another One Joins the Bagel Squad!
Einstein Bros. Bagels has announced an Oct. 9 opening date for its new location at 11001 Lebanon Rd. (formerly KFC), officially adding another option to Mt. Juliet’s already impressive lineup of bagel shops.
🐾 Pickles for Pups Is Coming Up!
Pickleball players are needed for the 4th Annual Pickles for Pups on Oct. 3 at Charlie Daniels Park, with all proceeds benefiting Mt. Juliet Animal Care & Control. Grab a partner and sign up—you’ll have fun while helping local shelter pets!
🔥 Burn Ban in Effect for Mt. Juliet
The Mt. Juliet Fire Department has issued a burn ban within city limits due to dry conditions and increased fire risk. All outdoor burning—including burn piles, bonfires, fire pits, and recreational fires—is prohibited until further notice.
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🎃 Local Pumpkin & Fall Farm Roundup
Whether you're looking for a full afternoon of hayrides or a quick porch-decor run for mums and cornstalks, there are plenty of great spots right here in Wilson County and nearby.
Right Here in Mt. Juliet
Breeden's Orchard (631 Beckwith Rd) Get into the fall spirit with fresh-pressed cider, warm cider donuts and refeshing cider slushies.
Dobson Farm (20 Sanders Ln): A neighborhood favorite for grabbing carving pumpkins, vibrant fall mums, baked goods and farm-fresh eggs.
Ferrell Farms (1570 Beckwith Rd): A quick stop for pumpkins, seasonal produce, and apple cider with a festival coming up on Oct. 3.
Lebanon & Central Wilson County
Puckett's Supply Co. (1501 Highway 109, Lebanon): Features an on-site pumpkin patch, hay bales, corn stalks, and mums for one-stop fall porch decorating.
Lester Farms (522 Hartmann Dr, Lebanon): Stocked with pumpkins, corn stalks, produce, and homemade baked goods.
Short Drive for a Full Day Out
Walden Pumpkin Farm (Smyrna): Opening on Sept. 26, this is a popular family destination offering hayrides, a corn maze, farm animals, and pumpkin fudge.
Shuckles Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch (Greenbrier): Corn maze and pumpkin patch offering pumpkin decorating, farm animals, hayrides and bonfires.
🍽️ Neighborly Eats: Taste Around Town Is This Weekend!
Looking for something fun to do this Saturday—and a good excuse to sample some local food? Taste Around Town is happening just a short drive away in Old Hickory.
Hosted by the Old Hickory Area Chamber of Commerce, Taste Around Town brings together local restaurants, food vendors and area businesses for an afternoon of food, fun and community.
Participating businesses include Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que, Los Amigos Mexican Restaurant & Grill, Dunkin’, Eggs Up Grill, Old Hickory Pizza & Pub, Double A Farm Stand and more.
And there’s a little something extra behind the event. It’s being held in partnership with DuPont-Hadley Middle School and McGavock High School, with proceeds helping support local schools and the community.
A Little Bit of Everything
For $15, adults can spend the afternoon sampling their way through the offerings, while kids 12 and under are just $5. If you love working your way through the samples at Costco, you’ll love this! It’s a fun way to try something new and maybe discover your next favorite place to eat. 😊
Saturday, September 26
12:00–3:00 PM
DuPont-Hadley Middle School Gymnasium
1901 Old Hickory Blvd., Old Hickory, TN
Tickets: $15 adults | $5 kids 12 and under
Grab the family, bring your appetite and spend the afternoon tasting your way around Old Hickory!
Tickets and more information: Old Hickory Area Chamber of Commerce
This Week’s Poll…
We’re starting to see fall yard sales pop up around Mt. Juliet. What do you do when you see a yard sale sign? 🏷️
Last Week’s Poll Results…
🐾We've been talking a lot about adoption events and are curious... How did your pet become part of your family?
🐶 Adopted from a local shelter or rescue: — 46.15%
😺 Got it as a puppy or kitten: — 23.08%
✖ No pets right now: — 21.15%
🐱 A neighborhood stray that chose us: — 9.62%
📝 From the Front Porch
Eddie Poole is back with us this month, taking a look at one of the things that makes Mt. Juliet such a great place to live — our parks. From favorite spots to spend an afternoon to the places that give families room to play, walk, relax, and enjoy the outdoors, Eddie takes us on a little tour of some of the parks right here in our own backyard. You might even discover a new favorite spot to enjoy this fall. 🍂
🌳 The Best Mt. Juliet Parks for Just About Everything
One of the things I love about Mt. Juliet is that you don’t have to go far to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you want to take the kids to play, walk a few miles, let the dog run, cool off on a hot summer day, or get the family together, there’s a great place to go that's nearby.
I've listed my opinion of the best Mt Juliet park for the various categories. Here's my list!
Best Park for Kids: Charlie Daniels Park
It’s hard to beat Charlie Daniels Park if you have kids. Planet Playground is a huge fenced playground with plenty to climb, slide and explore.
During the summer, Ava’s Splash Pad may be the biggest attraction of all.
Add basketball, tennis, pickleball, sand volleyball and a skate park, and this is easily one of the best places in town for kids in the park system.
Special Mention: Eagle Park on West Division Street is a small bicycle park designed to help younger children learn and practice bike safety.
Best Park for Dogs: Mt. Juliet Bark Park
Sometimes the dog needs an outing too!
The Mt. Juliet Bark Park provides a fenced area where dogs can get off the leash, run and be dogs! The park also has a playground, pavilion and sand volleyball court, so there’s something for the rest of the family too.
Special Mention: Jones Family Park also has a bark park, as well as a sand volleyball court.
Best Place for Walking: Charlie Daniels Park Greenway
I enjoy the 2 mile trail from Charlie Daniels Park. The beginning is at the back of the park. Go across the bridge, walk to the soccer fields and back. It's a great route that runs alongside the Cedar Creek.
For a quieter walk, I like Robinson Family Park. It’s a Certified Wildlife Habitat and has a walking trail along with outdoor fitness equipment.
Don’t overlook Mt. Juliet’s growing greenway system. The Providence Greenway is about 2.9 miles, while Golden Bear Trail is about 2.25 miles.
If you haven’t explored our greenways lately, you may be surprised at how many options we have.
Best Place for Swimming: Cedar Creek
We don’t have to travel very far to enjoy one of Middle Tennessee’s greatest outdoor resources: Old Hickory Lake.
The Cedar Creek Recreation Area is my pick when you actually want to get in the water. It offers a swimming beach along with boating, fishing, picnicking and a playground. It’s tough to beat spending a few hours at the lake with friends and family.
Best Park for a Family Get-Together: Charlie Daniels Park
Charlie Daniels gets another win.
The park has multiple pavilions and a gazebo that can be reserved for birthdays, reunions, church groups and family gatherings. With playgrounds, the splash pad and plenty of other activities close by, the kids have something to do while everyone else visits.
Best Park for Exercise: Mundy Memorial Park
If you’d like to get a workout while enjoying the outdoors, check out Sgt. Jerry Mundy Memorial Park.
There’s a walking track and outdoor workout station, plus tennis and pickleball courts. The park also includes a playground, pavilion and multipurpose field.
Best Hidden Gem: Eagle Park
Eagle Park probably isn’t the first place most people think of when they hear “Mt. Juliet parks,” which is exactly why I’m including it.
This small park on West Division Street was designed as a place for children to ride bicycles and learn bike safety. It doesn’t try to be everything to everybody. It simply does one thing really well.
Best Overall Park: Charlie Daniels Park
If we’re choosing one park that offers the most for the most people, Charlie Daniels Park gets my vote.
From Planet Playground and Ava’s Splash Pad to walking, pickleball, basketball, skateboarding, concerts and family gatherings, it really is Mt. Juliet’s community park.
But the best part is that Charlie Daniels isn’t our only option. Between neighborhood parks, greenways and Old Hickory Lake, there are plenty of ways to get outside and enjoy Mt. Juliet.
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🛍️ Fall Yard Sale Season Is Here!
I love Fall yard sale season. There’s just something about wandering through a neighborhood on a Saturday morning, coffee in hand, on the hunt for that one thing you didn’t know you needed. 😂 Plus, fall yard sales usually mean cooler temps and those nice, comfortable mornings that make treasure hunting even better. Apparently, Tennessee hasn’t quite gotten the memo this year, but there are still plenty of great sales happening around Mt. Juliet this Saturday!
🏡 7-Community Yard Sale
Saturday, Sept. 26 • Starting at 8 a.m.
Seven Mt. Juliet communities are joining together for one big yard sale day in the North Golden Bear Gateway / Lebanon Rd. area, making it easy to hop from one neighborhood to the next.
Tuscan Gardens
Jackson Hills
Stone Hollow
Park Glen
Bradshaw Farms
Saddlewood
Cypress Glen
After you’ve shopped the seven-community sale, don’t forget about Joy Church’s Annual Free Yard Sale. Everything is free—including breakfast—so it’s a fun stop to add to your Saturday morning adventure.
🛍️ More Community Yard Sales Nearby
Willoughby Station Community Yard Sale (Mt. Juliet)
9/25 & 9/26 8 am - 2 pm
Windtree Subdivision Community Yard Sale (Mt. Juliet)
9/26 8 am - 2 pm
Now grab your coffee, bring some cash and get ready to hunt for that bargain. You never know who you’ll meet—or what you’ll find!
🐾 Pets of the Week:
This Week: Meet Blue Ribbon, Persian, Ribbon, Mimikyu & Meowth!
This week’s pets of the week are the cutest cast of characters! These sweet kitties each have their own unique personalities, but they all have one thing in common—they’re ready to leave shelter life behind and find families of their own. They’re playful, curious, adorable, and at such a fun age. Whether someone is looking for a little cuddle buddy, a playful companion, or a new best friend to keep them entertained, we have a kitty waiting to meet them!
❤️ Interested in adopting any of these cuties? Visit the Mt. Juliet Animal Shelter (115 Industrial Dr, MJ) during business hours or call 615-773-5533 to set up an appointment.
💸 Insider Deals
If you haven’t tried Compassion Coffeehouse yet, this is a great week to do it! Their sandwiches are seriously good, and this week you can get a free protein bite with your purchase. Go give them a try and enjoy a little something extra on us! 💛
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This Week’s Line Up
$= There is a charge for these events
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Middle TN Hatch Green Chile Roast
🪷 DOLLY DAY | $
8:30 AM–6:00 PM | The Hermitage, Hermitage
A day celebrating Dolly Parton with music, activities and more at The Hermitage.
🎄 MISTLETOE MERCHANTS | $
9:00 AM–8:00 PM | Farm Bureau Expo Center, Lebanon
Shop from a variety of vendors and get a jump-start on holiday shopping.
🍽 TASTE AROUND TOWN 2026 | $
12:00–3:00 PM | Dupont Bradley Middle School, Old Hickory
Sample local flavors and enjoy a taste of what area restaurants and food vendors have to offer.
🛍 FRIDAY NIGHT MARKET
4:30–8:30 PM | Breeden’s Orchard, Mt. Juliet
Browse local vendors and enjoy a Friday evening at the orchard.
🫑 MIDDLE TN HATCH GREEN CHILE ROAST
5:00–9:00 PM | Wilson County Fairgrounds, Lebanon
Stock up on fresh Hatch green chiles and enjoy this annual fall tradition.
🖍 PARENT’S NIGHT OUT | $
5:30–8:30 PM | Hammer & Stain, Mt. Juliet
Drop off the kids for an evening of fun while parents enjoy some time to themselves.
🔥 HARVEST SEASON SMOKEOUTS | $
6:00–8:00 PM | Breeden’s Orchard, Mt. Juliet
Enjoy an evening of food and fall fun at the orchard.
🎵 BRITISH REVOLUTION LIVE
6:00–9:00 PM | East Nashville Beer Works, Lebanon
Catch a live performance from British Revolution.
👻 GHOST TOURS: TRAGEDY AND MYSTERY AT THE HERMITAGE | $
6:30 & 8:30 PM | The Hermitage, Hermitage
Hear haunting stories of tragedy and mystery during an evening tour of The Hermitage.
🏈 GREEN HILL HS VS. COOKEVILLE HS | $
7:00 PM | Green Hill High School Football Stadium
Cheer on Green Hill as they take on Cookeville.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
Breeden’s Orchard Cider Celebration
🌊 RUN4WATER FEST | $
6:00 AM | 1213 Leeville Pike, Lebanon
A day of running and community activities supporting clean-water efforts.
👟 WALK 4 PICS
8:00 AM | Charlie Daniels Park, Mt. Juliet
Join the community for a walk supporting PICS.
🍅 FARMER’S MARKET
8:00 AM–1:00 PM | Charlie Daniels Park, Mt. Juliet
Shop local produce, food, handmade goods and more from area vendors.
🚘 MUSTANG AND ALL-FORD ANNUAL CAR SHOW
8:00 AM–2:00 PM | Maple Hill Church of Christ, Lebanon
Check out a variety of Mustangs and other Ford vehicles at this annual car show.
😎 JOY CHURCH FREE YARD SALE
9:00 AM–12:00 PM | 10085 Lebanon Rd., Mt. Juliet
Shop for free items while supporting Joy Church’s effort to serve the community.
🏞 NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY AND TNSERVES
9:00 AM–12:00 PM | Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon
Help care for the park during this community service event.
🍂 FALL POP-UP MARKETPLACE
9:00 AM–3:00 PM | The Basement Marketplace, Old Hickory
Shop local vendors and find seasonal goods, gifts and more.
🫑 MIDDLE TN HATCH GREEN CHILE ROAST
9:00 AM–5:00 PM | Wilson County Fairgrounds, Lebanon
Pick up fresh Hatch green chiles and enjoy this popular fall tradition.
🎄 MISTLETOE MERCHANTS | $
9:00 AM–5:00 PM | Farm Bureau Expo Center, Lebanon
Browse vendors and get an early start on holiday shopping.
🍎 CIDER CELEBRATION
9:00 AM–9:00 PM | Breeden’s Orchard
Celebrate the season with cider, food, activities and fall fun at the orchard.
🍁 FALL CRAFT SHOW
10:00 AM–3:00 PM | Puckett’s Supply Co., Lebanon
Browse handmade goods and seasonal crafts from local vendors.
🪶 WILCO POW WOW | $
10:30 AM–5:00 PM | James E. Ward Ag Center, Lebanon
Experience Native American culture through dancing, music, crafts, food and more.
🐶 POOCH POOL PARTY | $
11:00 AM–4:00 PM | Nashville Shores, Hermitage
Let your four-legged friends cool off with a day of swimming and fun.
☀ WATERTOWN FOUNDER’S DAY FESTIVAL
11:00 AM–3:00 PM | 225 W. Main St., Watertown
Celebrate Watertown with community activities, food and a family fun run/walk.
🍺 TOUCH OF BREWS FESTIVAL | $
11:00 AM–9:00 PM | Two Rivers Mansion, Donelson
Enjoy an afternoon and evening featuring local brews, food and live entertainment.
🍂 WATERTOWN FALL FESTIVAL
1:00–5:00 PM | Three Forks Community Park, Watertown
Enjoy an afternoon of fall activities and community fun.
🎷 TWO RIVERS SAXOPHONE FALL CONCERT
2:00–3:00 PM | Hermitage Public Library, Hermitage
Enjoy an afternoon concert featuring the Two Rivers Saxophone ensemble.
😆 JAY YODER COMEDY NIGHT | $
4:00–5:30 PM | MJ Sport & Social Co., Mt. Juliet
Spend the evening laughing with comedian Jay Yoder.
👻 GHOST TOURS: TRAGEDY AND MYSTERY AT THE HERMITAGE | $
6:30 & 8:30 PM | The Hermitage, Hermitage
Hear haunting stories of tragedy and mystery during an evening tour of The Hermitage.
🎶 ULTIMATE REWIND SHOW | $
7:00 PM | Capital Theatre, Lebanon
Take a musical trip back in time with this live tribute show.
🌕 FULL HARVEST MOON HIKE
8:00–10:00 PM | Cedars of Lebanon State Park, Lebanon
Enjoy an evening hike beneath the full Harvest Moon.
🎤 BATTLEOKE NIGHT SPECIAL
8:00–11:30 PM | MJ Sport & Social Co., Mt. Juliet
Sing your heart out with a special night of karaoke-style fun.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
🪶 WILCO POW WOW | $
10:30 AM–5:00 PM | James E. Ward Ag Center, Lebanon
Experience Native American culture through dancing, music, crafts, food and more.
🎄 MISTLETOE MERCHANTS | $
11:00 AM–4:00 PM | Farm Bureau Expo Center, Lebanon
Browse vendors and get an early start on holiday shopping.
🪴 DIY MINI JAR TERRARIUMS
2:30–4:00 PM | Hermitage Public Library, Hermitage
Create your own miniature terrarium during this hands-on library program.
🍁 FALL FEST
4:00–7:00 PM | Green Hill Church, Mt. Juliet
Enjoy an afternoon of fall-themed activities and family fun.
👻 GHOST TOURS: TRAGEDY AND MYSTERY AT THE HERMITAGE | $
6:30 & 8:30 PM | The Hermitage, Hermitage
Hear haunting stories of tragedy and mystery during an evening tour of The Hermitage.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
🩸 BLOOD DRIVE
1:00–4:00 PM | Mt. Juliet Library, Mt. Juliet
Give blood and help support local patients in need.
🚲 COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE
5:30–7:00 PM | Charlie Daniels Park, Mt. Juliet
Join fellow cyclists for a community ride around Mt. Juliet.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
🧒 CREATIVE CREW (3RD GRADE AND UP)
2:30–4:30 PM | Mt. Juliet Library, Mt. Juliet
A creative afternoon at the library for kids in third grade and up.
🎮 TEEN HANGOUT
4:30–5:30 PM | Hermitage Public Library, Hermitage
Teens can hang out, socialize and enjoy some time at the library.
🎲 FAMILY GAME NIGHT
6:00–7:30 PM | Hermitage Public Library, Hermitage
Bring the family for an evening of games and fun at the library.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
🚴 CYCLISTS IN CADENCE GETTING COFFEE
8:00–11:00 AM | Hamilton-Denson Park, Mt. Juliet
Join fellow cyclists for a morning ride and coffee.
🧘 GENTLE YOGA
6:00–7:00 PM | Hermitage Public Library, Hermitage
Wind down with a gentle yoga session at the library.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
🧵 ORIGINAL SEWING & QUILT EXPO | $
10:00 AM–5:30 PM | Farm Bureau Expo Center, Lebanon
Shop, learn and explore all things sewing and quilting.
🦠 LIBRARY LAB: A STEAM PROGRAM
4:30–5:30 PM | Hermitage Public Library, Hermitage
A hands-on STEAM program for curious kids.
👻 GHOST TOURS: TRAGEDY AND MYSTERY AT THE HERMITAGE | $
6:30 & 8:30 PM | The Hermitage, Hermitage, TN
Hear haunting stories of tragedy and mystery during an evening tour of The Hermitage.
😆 COMEDY NIGHT | $
8:00–9:30 PM | Nook, Mt. Juliet
Enjoy an evening of stand-up comedy at Nook.
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Meet the Team
Denise is a SoCal native who has called Middle Tennessee home for 25 years. A self-proclaimed foodie, she’s always on the hunt for the area's latest and greatest restaurants—though during football season, you’ll likely find her locked into a game.
Mike originally hails from New Jersey and has lived in Mt. Juliet for over 30 years. When he isn’t cheering on his favorite college and pro football teams, he loves getting out to catch some live local rock music.
Together, we started What’s Up Mt. Juliet because we believe there is so much to love about this great city. Each week, our goal is to bring you the best of Mt Juliet…and hopefully brighten your day along the way!
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