Epic Yard Sale for Humphreys County Humane Society
2026-04-18 08:00 - 15:00, 2026-04-20 08:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago) | Church of Christ Enrichment Center, 438 W Main Street, Waverly, TN, 37185, United States
Epic Garage Sale 2026
Humphreys County Humane Society Annual Fundraiser
Treasure hunters, bargain lovers, and animal supporters—this is the sale you wait all year for. The Humphreys County Humane Society is hosting its Annual Epic Garage Sale, packed with incredible deals and unique finds while raising funds to support local animals in need.
Expect tables full of household goods, décor, furniture, toys, books, clothing, tools, collectibles, and more. Every purchase helps provide care, shelter, and support for animals in Humphreys County.
Come early, dig for treasures, and score some serious bargains.
Event Dates & Times
April 16, 17, 18 & 20, 2026
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM daily
Location
438 West Main Street
Waverly, TN
Church of Christ Enrichment Center
What You’ll Find

Household items and décor
Furniture and home goods
Clothing and accessories
Toys, books, and games
Kitchen items and small appliances
Tools and miscellaneous treasures
Bargain prices on everything

Why It Matters
All proceeds benefit the Humphreys County Humane Society, helping provide food, medical care, and support for animals in our community.
Pro Tips: Come early for the best selection, bring cash if possible, and be ready to hunt for hidden treasures
Don’t miss one of the biggest garage sales in Humphreys County this side of the 30-milers!

Variety Comedy Show Dessert Theater- Take 2- Presented by the Humphreys County Arts Council
2026-04-18 14:00 - 16:00 | Waverly United Methodist Church, 207 E Main Street, Waverly, TN, 37101, United States
The Humphreys County Arts Council invites you to an evening of entertainment and indulgence at the Three Rivers Players’ Variety Show #2 Dessert Theater. This lively production features a mix of performances, including classic Carol Burnett-style skits, paired with a delicious dessert experience.
Join us at Waverly United Methodist Church, located at 207 E Main Street, Waverly, TN, on Friday, April 17 at 6 PM, or catch the Saturday matinee on April 18 at 2 PM. Expect laughs, local talent, and plenty of sweets.
Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at First Federal Bank, Carrollton House, White Oak Sewing, or from any Arts Council member.
Come out, support the arts, and enjoy a night that’s equal parts stage and sugar.

Front Porch Market- Every Sunday in Waverly 11am-4pm
2026-04-19 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-04-26 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-05-03 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-05-10 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-05-17 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-05-24 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-05-31 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-06-07 08:00 - 17:00 and 10 more dates | Front Porch Market, 506 W Main Street, Waverly, TN, 37185, United States
The Front Porch Market is a weekly community market hosted by Fire & Flour Co., bringing together local farmers, makers, and small businesses in the heart of Waverly. Set up along the porch and surrounding space, the market offers a relaxed place to shop local, connect with neighbors, and support regional producers.
Visitors can browse a rotating mix of vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, handmade items, and other locally made products. The market is designed to be a welcoming gathering space where the community can slow down, explore local goods, and enjoy a Sunday afternoon in downtown Waverly.
Whether you’re looking for fresh ingredients, unique handmade items, or simply a reason to get out and see familiar faces, the Front Porch Market is quickly becoming a new weekly tradition.
Event Details
Location:Fire & Flour Co.506 Main StreetWaverly, Tennessee
Market Hours:Sundays | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Season Start:Beginning March 15
What You’ll Find

Local farmers and producers

Fresh baked goods

Handmade and artisan products

Rotating local vendors

A laid-back community gathering space

Vendor participation may vary each week. Community members are encouraged to come shop local and support small businesses.
Admission:Free and open to the public.

Tennessee Motorcycle and Music Revival 2026
2026-05-14 - 2026-05-17 | Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, 8000 Hwy 13, Hurricane Mills, TN, 37078, United States
May 14–17, 2026📍 Loretta Lynn’s Ranch | Hurricane Mills, Tennessee
The Tennessee Motorcycles & Music Revival (TMMR) is a four-day motorcycle and music festival that brings riders, builders, and music fans from across the country to the legendary Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Humphreys County. The event blends the energy of a motorcycle rally with the laid-back atmosphere of a music festival set across the ranch’s rolling hills, wooded trails, and creekside camping areas.
Throughout the weekend, multiple stages host live performances from nationally touring and regional artists, with music running day and night at venues such as Loretta’s Roadhouse, Speed Shack, and the Waterin’ Hole. The lineup typically includes artists from outlaw country, Americana, and southern rock scenes.
The festival also features a full slate of motorcycle-focused activities including flat track racing, hill climbs, custom bike showcases, group rides, and rider games, along with vendor displays and motorcycle industry exhibitors.
Beyond the bikes and music, the ranch transforms into a full festival environment with camping, food vendors, bonfires, creekside hangouts, and late-night entertainment.
Loretta Lynn’s Ranch provides the perfect setting for the event with its expansive property, concert venues, and camping facilities including RV sites, primitive camping, cabins, and shower houses.
Event Highlights

Live music across multiple stages

Flat track racing and hill climbs

Custom bike shows and builder displays

Group rides and rider games

Vendor marketplace and food trucks

Creekside camping and outdoor recreation

LocationLoretta Lynn’s Ranch8000 TN-13Hurricane Mills, TN
Tickets and event information:motorcyclesandmusic.com

43rd Annual Summer Horseback Trail Ride 2026
2026-06-01 - 2026-06-05 | Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, 8000 Hwy 13, Hurricane Mills, TN, 37078, United States
Organized by Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, this event welcomes horse enthusiasts from across the country to rural Middle Tennessee for a family-friendly weekend of riding, entertainment, and fellowship. Attendees can enjoy guided trail rides across a diverse trail system with options for scenic routes, challenging terrain, short rides, and longer excursions.
Guests who purchase the appropriate event pass will receive three prepared meals daily, making it easier to spend more time riding and enjoying the weekend. Covered stalls and panel stalls are available, with one horse permitted per stall. Horses may also be kept on a picket line, but attendees must bring their own equipment and ensure horses cannot reach trees, campsites, electrical boxes, or water hookups.
The weekend also includes nightly activities such as live music, a campfire show, karaoke, bingo, and line dancing lessons. Randy Speegle of No Bull Horsemanship will be on site offering horsemanship clinics and working with problem horses. Guests can also take part in contests and prize giveaways, all included with attendance.
Every attendee is automatically entered for a chance to win a custom commemorative saddle. A variety of tack, leather goods, and other merchandise vendors will also be on site throughout the event. On awards night, guests can enjoy a live band and dancing to round out the weekend.
Important: Attendees must provide their own horse or animal to ride.

FREE Fishing Day/Week
2026-06-06 - 2026-06-12 | TN
Bobby Wilson FREE Fishing Day on Saturday, June 6, 2026, everyone can fish for free in Tennessee’s public waters, no license required!
From June 6-12, kids 15 and under can fish for free all week! This annual event is a fantastic way to introduce children to fishing and nature. To find fishing spots, visit www.tnwildlife.org for the 2026 Kid’s Fishing Events or contact your regional TWRA office.
Note: Bobby Wilson Free Fishing Day and Week apply to public waters, Agency-owned lakes, and state park facilities. Some private pay lakes may still charge, so check with the operators. Don’t miss out on the fun!

TN TrailJam 2026: The Ultimate Jeep Enthusiast Family Vacation
2026-06-17 - 2026-06-21 | Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, 8000 Hwy 13, Hurricane Mills, TN, 37078, United States
Loretta Lynn’s Ranch is proud to announce the 9th Annual: TN TrailJam 2026. This weekend vacation style event is a must attend for Jeep enthusiasts. Featuring over 20 miles of one-way trails, beginner obstacle course, advanced obstacle course, mud pit, hill climb, backroad rides, activities, camping and live music. This is an event you definitely won’t want to miss! This event welcomes Jeeps from around the country to Middle Tennessee for a variety of events including giveaways, contests, and demonstrations. You will be able to check out the latest and coolest gear and apparel from vendors and enjoy evening entertainment like karaoke, bonfires, and live music.

TN TrailJam is hosted by Topless in Tennessee Jeep Club. As the hosting Jeep Club, Topless in Tennessee volunteers their time and effort to help put on the event. They organize and execute many of the contests, awards, prizes, and giveaways. The club’s main focus is raising awareness and money for the Child Advocacy Center for the 23rd Judicial District. The CAC is a place for children who are victims/alleged victims of child abuse to receive support after a report of child abuse has been made.

The Ranch itself has plenty of places for you to stay whether that is tent camping, RV sites, or cabin rentals. Book early as cabins and campsites fill up quickly! When you are not out four-wheeling you can also check out a kayak or tube, take a swim in the pool or creek, enjoy a hiking trip, campfire cook-out, or even go fishing.
If you are a country music fan you can also tour Loretta’s home and museum or pick up a souvenir from our gift shops. With hundreds of acres of beautiful rural Tennessee at your disposal, you will be sure to find something you can enjoy.

**Final camping and stall placement is ultimately up to LL Ranch staff**

Humphreys County Tennessee America 250th Firework Show
2026-06-27 16:00 - 21:00 | Humphreys County Fairgrounds, 234 W Bue Creed Rd, Waverly, TN, 37185, United States
Join us for an unforgettable evening as Humphreys County celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with a community-wide event honoring our heritage, resilience, and hometown pride. This celebration brings together families, friends, and visitors for a full evening of entertainment, local flavor, and patriotic spirit.
📍 Humphreys County Fairgrounds – Waverly, TN📅 July 4, 2026🕓 Events begin at 4:00 PM🎆 Fireworks Show at 9:00 PM
What to Expect:

A variety of local vendors showcasing crafts, goods, and community organizations
A competitive cornhole tournament hosted by Three River Cornhole.
A car show/antique tractor show…details TBD
Food trucks and local favorites serving up everything from Southern staples to festival treats
Activities and space for families to gather, connect, and celebrate together

As the sun sets, the night will close with a professional fireworks display, lighting up the sky over Waverly in honor of 250 years of American Independence.
Bring your lawn chairs, bring your neighbors, and come be part of a celebration that reflects the spirit of Humphreys County—Rivers, Rail, and Resilience.

Old Fashioned 4th of July in Historic Downtown Waverly- Celebrating America 250th
2026-07-04 10:00 - 16:00 | Humphreys County Court Square, 100 N Court Square, Waverly, TN, 37185, United States
Celebrate Independence Day the way it was meant to be—simple, spirited, and rooted in community—at the Old-Fashioned July 4th Celebration in historic downtown Waverly, Tennessee
This full-day event brings the heart of small-town Americana to life with a lineup of classic, family-friendly activities centered around the historic courthouse square. The day kicks off with the beloved Motorless Parade, where participants of all ages roll through downtown in creatively decorated bicycles, wagons, and homemade rides. From there, the square transforms into a hub of activity with a series of nostalgic contests and games designed to engage every generation—from patriotic pet contests and checker tournaments to pie-eating, watermelon-eating, and bubble gum blowing competitions.
Throughout the day, attendees can enjoy free entertainment, including film showings at the local theater, while local vendors offer food, treats, and handmade goods. Downtown businesses join in the celebration, creating a lively atmosphere that blends shopping, dining, and community connection.
A short drive away, the Butterfield House and Civil War Museum will bring history to life with interactive experiences featuring historical actors portraying key moments and figures from Tennessee and America’s past. This immersive component adds depth to the celebration, connecting today’s festivities with the stories that shaped the nation.
More than just an event, the Old Fashioned Fourth is a reflection of Humphreys County’s identity—where traditions matter, neighbors show up, and memories are made in the middle of Main Street. Whether you’re competing, spectating, or simply soaking it all in, this celebration delivers an authentic Fourth of July experience that feels like stepping back in time—only better.

A Salute to Loretta & Conway at Loretta Lynn's Ranch featuring Fireworks Celebrating America's 250th
2026-07-04 18:00 - 23:00 | Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, 8000 Hwy 13, Hurricane Mills, TN, 37078, United States
Experience a night of pure country music legacy at A Salute to Conway & Loretta, held at the iconic Loretta Lynn Ranch during Independence Day weekend.
This powerful live show brings the timeless music of Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn back to life through the voices of their own grandchildren, Tre Twitty and Tayla Lynn. More than a tribute, this performance is a continuation of a musical legacy—blending authentic storytelling, family connection, and the unmistakable chemistry that made Conway and Loretta one of country music’s most iconic duos.
Audiences can expect a full evening of classic hits and duets, from “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man” to “After the Fire Is Gone,” alongside beloved solo songs like “Coal Miner’s Daughter” and “Hello Darlin’.” The show doesn’t rely on imitation—it delivers something better: a genuine, high-energy celebration of the music, personalities, and partnership that helped define the golden era of country music.
Set against the backdrop of Loretta Lynn’s historic ranch, this annual event offers more than just a concert—it’s a full experience. Guests are invited to make a weekend of it with on-site camping available across the property, giving visitors the opportunity to stay, explore, and fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the Ranch.
As the evening winds down, the celebration doesn’t stop. The night concludes with a fireworks show lighting up the sky over the Ranch—bringing together music, tradition, and a true Independence Day celebration in one unforgettable setting.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the genre, A Salute to Conway & Loretta delivers a rare blend of nostalgia, authenticity, and live entertainment that keeps the spirit of two legends alive for a new generation.

172nd St. Patrick's Irish Picnic & Homecoming- One of Tennessee's Oldest Celebrations
2026-07-24 - 2026-07-25 | St. Patricks Picnic Grounds, 175 St. Patricks Street, McEwen, TN, 37101, United States
Step into one of Tennessee’s oldest and most beloved traditions at the St. Patrick’s Irish Picnic, a community celebration that has been bringing people together since 1854. What began as a small church fundraiser has grown into a regional homecoming that draws tens of thousands each year to celebrate heritage, food, and fellowship.
Held annually on the last Friday and Saturday in July, the Irish Picnic transforms McEwen into a lively gathering place filled with the sights, sounds, and flavors of a true Middle Tennessee tradition.
At the heart of the event is its world-famous barbecue, with thousands of pounds of pork slow-cooked over hickory coals and served alongside a long-standing “secret sauce” recipe passed down through generations.
But the Irish Picnic is more than just great food. Visitors can enjoy:

Live music and dancing throughout the weekend
Family-friendly games and booths for all ages
A lively atmosphere rooted in community, faith, and tradition
A true homecoming experience, where generations return year after year to reconnect

Hosted by St. Patrick Church and School, the event remains a vital fundraiser while serving as a powerful example of community pride and volunteerism, with locals working around the clock to prepare food, operate booths, and welcome visitors from near and far.
For one weekend each summer, McEwen becomes more than a destination—it becomes a gathering place where tradition is honored, stories are shared, and community takes center stage.

Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship
2026-08-03 - 2026-08-08 | Loretta Lynn’s Ranch, 8000 Hwy 13, Hurricane Mills, TN, 37078, United States
The Monster Energy AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship is one of the most iconic and high-energy events in the country, held annually at the legendary Loretta Lynn Ranch.
Often referred to simply as “Loretta’s” or “The Ranch”, this week-long championship is the largest amateur motocross race in the world and serves as the final proving ground before riders turn professional. Each year, more than a thousand of the nation’s top amateur racers earn their spot through a rigorous qualification process, with only the best competing across dozens of classes for a national title.
Held August 3–8, 2026, the event transforms the Ranch into a full-scale motorsports destination. While the racing itself is intense—featuring multiple motos per class throughout the week—the experience goes far beyond the track. From the moment attendees roll through the gates, the atmosphere is electric, blending competition, community, and a deep-rooted passion for motocross culture.
Set on the rolling hills of a 6,000-acre property, the championship offers a true immersive experience. Families, teams, and fans camp on-site, creating a temporary “motocross city” complete with vendors, entertainment, and nonstop activity from sunup to sundown.
More than just a race, this event is a launchpad for future champions. Legends of the sport—including names like Ricky Carmichael, James Stewart, and Eli Tomac—once lined up at these same starting gates before moving on to professional success.
Whether you’re a die-hard motorsports fan or just looking to experience something uniquely electric, the Amateur National Motocross Championship delivers a one-of-a-kind blend of adrenaline, tradition, and community that defines summer at the Ranch.
