The Hendersonville Rotary Club's FallFest returns Saturday, Oct. 17, with live music, food trucks and a beer garden at the Comer Barn on Nashville Pike.
The fall festival runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2310 Nashville Pike in Gallatin, according to the club's event listing on Sumner County Source. General admission is $15.
All ticket proceeds fund the Rotary club's community service projects across the Hendersonville area, the club said in its event listing.
A limited VIP experience costs $50. It includes reserved tent seating with college football on a big screen, food, two drink tickets and unlimited non-alcoholic beverages.
General admission covers access to a Food Truck Alley, local vendors, a beer garden and a Children's Garden with face painting, pumpkin painting and bounce houses.
The Comer Barn, built in the 1930s, sits on 17 acres between Gallatin and Hendersonville. The venue has hosted community events along the Nashville Pike corridor.
Beyond FallFest, the club is collecting shoes for Soles4Souls from Wednesday, Oct. 14, through Wednesday, Nov. 11, and running a membership drive through Saturday, Oct. 31, the Hendersonville TN Rotary posted on X.
Residents can contact Julie Meriwether, a Hendersonville Rotary contact, at [email protected] for more information about the event.
Coming up in the community:
- Saturday, Oct. 17: Hendersonville Rotary FallFest, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Comer Barn
- Saturday, Oct. 17: AVVA pancake breakfast benefiting Sumner County veterans
- Through Oct. 31: Hendersonville Rotary membership drive
- Through Nov. 11: Hendersonville Rotary Soles4Souls shoe collection
