Looking into the Future Part 3 – Transportation: Planes Trains & Automobiles. Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto’s Looking into the Future series. Hear from transportation and infrastructure leaders including Steve Murphy (Wilson County road commission), Todd Serbent (city of Mt. Juliet traffic engineer), Kristen Rice (city of Lebanon traffic engineer), Heather Bay (Lebanon Municipal Airport), Steve Bland (WeGo Public Transit), Jay Norris (TDOT assistant chief engineer) and Michael Skipper (Greater Nashville Regional Council). Tuesday, 7:30-9 a.m., Providence Church, South Rutland Road, Mt. Juliet. Information
TUESDAY, JULY 21
Williamson Women in Business Summer Luncheon
Featured speaker: Megan Alexander, has worked for more than decades in the TV, film and media. She can be seen nightly on “Inside Edition” and appeared two seasons “Thursday Night Football.” She also has appeared on Fox News and CNN and starred in her own holiday movie “The Best Thing About Christmas,” in 2025. She is the bestselling author of four books and is a media consultant. Held quarterly, these events are designed to meet women at every stage of their career, from emerging leaders to seasoned executives, offering relevant insights on topics ranging from leadership and business strategy to wellness and innovation. 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Haney Hall at Brentwood United Methodist Church, 309 Franklin Road, Brentwood. Information
THURSDAY, JULY 23
Nashville Chamber Beyond the Pitch
How professional sports clubs are building healthier communities. Professional sports clubs have become more than teams competing on the field. They are trusted brands, community anchors and, increasingly, partners in improving the health and wellbeing of the cities they represent. Join senior leaders from Sunderland AFC, alongside additional sports executives from the U.K. and Nashville, for a conversation exploring how today’s clubs are leveraging their influence to strengthen fan engagement, fostering community connection, promoting physical and mental well-being, and creating lasting social impact. 8-9:30 a.m., Greater Nashville Technology Council, 500 Interstate Blvd S #200, Nashville. Information
Thompson’s Station Annual Address
A morning of community updates and forward-looking insights from local leadership. Hear from Brian Stover as he provides key updates on the Town of Thompson’s Station’s priorities, plans and progress. Attendees also will get an update from Williamson County Schools Superintendent Leigh Webb. 9-10:30 a.m., Thompson’s Station Church, 2604 Thompson’s Station Rd E, Thompson’s Station. Information
Rutherford Business Before Hours
An informal social networking event designed to connect attendees with business professionals from across Rutherford County. 7:30-9 a.m., MTSU Stephen and Denise Smith Student - Athlete Performance Center, SRM Concrete Club, Floor 3, Greenland Driven, Murfreesboro. Information
Dickson County Chamber Coffee
Mix, mingle and make valuable connections with fellow chamber members and local professionals. Enjoy coffee, conversations, a welcoming atmosphere and an opportunity to grow your network. 8-9 a.m., Dickson Funeral Home, 209 E. College Street, Dickson. Information
FRIDAY, JULY 24
Full Moon Pickin’ Party
This unique bluegrass music series is a Nashville tradition for more than 25 years, attracting bluegrass lovers to hear music under the stars in Percy Warner Park. Live music, food trucks, cold brews and more. Proceeds from Full Moon Pickin’ Parties benefit Friends of Warner Parks. Percy Warner Equestrian Barn, 2500 Old Hickory Boulevard 6-10 p.m. $25, 12-and-up; children under 12, free. Additional dates: Aug. 14 and Sept. 25. Information/tickets
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19
Taste. Shop. Explore. Williamson.
An opportunity to experience the best of Williamson County in one place. This free community event brings together local restaurants, retailers, service providers, attractions and organizations for an afternoon of discovery, connection and fun. Enjoy samples from local food and beverage businesses, browse unique products from local retailers and explore the businesses, services and experiences that make Williamson County a special place to live, work and play. Also enjoy interactive activities, games, entertainment, giveaways and opportunities to win prizes. 3-7 p.m., Liberty Hall at The Factory at Franklin, 230 Franklin Road, Franklin. Information