Music & Entertainment
Bluegrass Music Fest
The BlueGrass Music Fest is next door to the Maury County Park at Columbia Central High School.
This Annual Bluegrass Fest features Columbia's own GRASSKICKERS, a hard-driving bluegrass group made up Phain Smith and Randy Drane on guitar, Tom Winters on mandolin and fiddle, Ray Welch on banjo and Shane Green on bass.
They will be playing hard driving Bluegrass, some Newgrass along with some old country tunes.
If you are looking for some good entertainment for Thursday night...This is it!
Admission $10.
Tickets available through the Mule Day Office or at the door.
Friday Night Music & Line Dancing
Friday Night's Event Lineup will include Live Music with Tony Malugin and Line Dancing.
This event will be at the 4-H Ridley Center (located across from Maury County Park).
Admission will be $7.00 for adults and
$4.00 for 10 years & under. Concessions will be available.
The Mule Day Queen and Court will visit the event.
Wagon Train
Our Wagon Train gets a lot of attention as it travels through-out Middle Tennessee in the spring-time, on our beautiful rural roads, on the way into Columbia. It always kicks-off our week long event, and as it arrives at Maury County Park, people are lined-up on Lion Parkway, just like watching our parade in downtown Columbia. It will arrive mid-afternoon on Wednesday, (check with our information center, outside the front gate, for arrival time), and be there for a picture-taking session.
All participants “MUST” pre-register through the Mule Day Office before the ride. No one will be allowed to register on location.
For more information contact the Mule Day office at 931-381-9557.
ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED.