It’s Fall O’Clock Somewhere

September 2, 2026

Pumpkins, Paint Jams, Hooligans & More

September may not officially be fall yet, but Humphreys County clearly didn’t get the memo.

Okay, okay. Fall doesn’t officially arrive until September 22, but the calendar says September, pumpkins are showing up, and Humphreys County has way too much happening to wait three more weeks.

From motorcycles and countywide treasure hunting to art festivals, live mural painting, farmstand stops and new places to discover, September is a good month to point the car toward Humphreys County.

September at a Glance

September 10–13
Hooligan 100
September 11–12
Countywide Yard Sales
September 18–19
Autumn Blaze Arts Festival
September 19
June Bug’s Pumpkin Patch
September 19
Poplar Springs Grand Opening
September 19–20
Fall Paint Jam & Market
September 23-27
Humphreys County Fair

Labor Day Weekend Starts It Off

There’s plenty to do in Humphreys County this Labor Day weekend, and that’s just the beginning. Make a long weekend of it, explore somewhere new and then keep September open. We’ve got a lot coming.

September 10–13 | Here Come the Hooligans

Things get louder when the Hooligan 100 rolls into Loretta Lynn’s Ranch.

Four days of motorcycles, racing, dirt, camping, vendors and more bring riders and spectators to Hurricane Mills for a weekend that’s a little less pumpkin spice and a little more horsepower.

September 11–12 | Annual Countywide Yard Sale

The Humphreys Countywide Yard Sale is part treasure hunt, part road trip.

Follow the sales across Humphreys County, explore our communities, stop for lunch, browse a local shop and see just how much you can fit in the trunk.

Plan Your Treasure Hunt

Locations may continue to be added, so check the interactive map again before you hit the road.  Open the Yard Sale Map

 

2026 Autumn Blaze Arts Festival event poster

September 18–19 | Autumn Blaze Arts Festival

Artists and makers take center stage in Waverly during the Autumn Blaze Arts Festival.

Browse original artwork and handmade goods, check out the 6×6 Art Contest and bring the kids along for free children’s activities. It’s a good excuse to spend some time downtown while you’re here, too.

September 19 | Pumpkins Mean Fall Around Here

While you’re in Hurricane Mills, make a stop at June Bug’s Pumpkin Patch & Farmstand for its Pumpkin Patch Grand Opening.

Pick up pumpkins and seasonal finds, grab a fall photo and add a farmstand detour to your Hurricane Mills trip.

Technically, fall may still be a few days away. The pumpkins don’t care.

Pumpkins and fall scenery in Humphreys County

Poplar Springs Farm and Event Venue

September 19 | Something New Is Growing at Poplar Springs

There’s something new to discover in Humphreys County this fall.

Poplar Springs is expanding its property with a new event venue, adding another place to gather, celebrate and experience this side of Tennessee.

Stop by the grand opening Saturday, September 19, from 2–5 p.m. and see what’s new.

September 19–20 | Watch the Walls Change With the Leaves

Some art hangs in a gallery. Some needs an entire concrete wall.

Head to The Walls Art Park for the Fall Paint Jam & Market, where mural and graffiti artists transform blank walls into massive works of art.

Been before? Come back. The Walls are always changing—and this time of year, so are the leaves.

Colorful mural art at The Walls Art Park

Okay. NOW It’s Fall.

September 23-27 | 🎡 Don’t Forget the Humphreys County Fair!

It wouldn’t be September in Humphreys County without the Humphreys County Fair.

Fair week brings all the classics—livestock, exhibits, competitions, food, rides and plenty of reasons to make another trip to the fairgrounds. Whether you’re coming for the blue ribbons, the midway or something fried on a stick, put the fair on your September calendar.

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The calendar finally catches up with us. And then there’s only one logical thing left to do.

Waverly Possadillo Festival and 5K Run and Ramble

October 3 | Historic Downtown Waverly

Chase a Possadillo.

Part possum. Part armadillo. Completely Waverly.

Start Saturday morning with the Possadillo 5K at 8:00 a.m., then head to historic Courthouse Square for local artists and makers, vendors, food trucks, family fun, downtown shopping and the South’s finest kept secret.

Come run it. Come shop it. Come eat. Or just come find out what on earth a Possadillo is.

Come for What’s Happening. Stay for What’s Here.

Explore Waverly, McEwen, New Johnsonville and Hurricane Mills.
Paddle the Buffalo. Get out on the Tennessee River. Visit Loretta Lynn’s Ranch. Shop local. Eat local. Find a mural. Pick up a pumpkin. Stay the night.

It’s Fall O’Clock somewhere. It might as well be in Humphreys County.

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