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10/19/2023

For the first time, Montgomery County will host a New Year’s Eve event beginning at 9 p.m. on December 31, 2023, at Downtown Commons. This family-friendly event will include singing, dancing, and food! A 10-piece live band, dance floor, and string lighting will be placed on the lawn under a clear tent. There will also be a photo-booth trailer, food trucks, lounge seating, outdoor fire pits, and a surprise ‘drop’ at midnight during the celebration. This event is free and open to the public.

“I’m excited about this opportunity for our community to come together right here in Clarksville. When I proposed the idea to our Parks & Recreation Director Sally Read, she and her team were eager to offer the New Year's Eve option at Downtown Commons. I hope people will come out and enjoy the festivities,” said Montgomery County Mayor Wes Golden.

Any additional details about the New Year’s Eve event will be posted on the Montgomery County, Downtown Commons, and Montgomery County TN Parks and Recreation pages.

To see the event, click here https://bit.ly/48UU6YB

09/26/2023

The Bell Witch Fall Festival opens TODAY with Red River Tales. Seats in the Kay Bagby Theater are sold out, but grass seating is still available for FREE at the gates! See y’all at 2pm!

09/26/2023

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09/25/2023

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06/07/2023

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11/11/2022

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09/17/2022

Fort Defiance to host Sevier Days event
Live demonstrations of frontier and colonial live will be on display

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Fort Defiance Interpretive Center will host Sevier Days, a living history event from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17.

Native American and frontier reenactors will demonstrate flint knapping, an authentic blacksmith operation, frontier camp life, and flintlock musket firing.

“Our reenactors do a wonderful job of showcasing what life was like long ago,” said William Parker, Historical Interpreter at Fort Defiance. “The public can feel free to engage with them and ask any questions they may have.”

This is a free event that is open to the public.

For information about Fort Defiance visit ClarksvilleParkRec.com or call 931-645-7476.

About Fort Defiance
The Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center, 120 Duncan Street, is operated by the Clarksville Parks & Recreation Department. The fort, which overlooks the confluence of the Red and Cumberland rivers, was a cornerstone of the Confederate defense of the area and an important part of the Union occupation of Clarksville. In 1982, Judge and Mrs. Sam Boaz donated the property to the City of Clarksville. In 2008, the City secured a $2.2 million federal grant that was combined with local funding to build the interpretive center and walking trails. The Center features exhibits about the local area and the fort during the Civil War.

06/21/2022

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