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SUMMARY:The Many Hats of Minnie Pearl | A Museum Without Walls Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Eight Days. One Hotel. A Franklin Icon.\nMinnie Pearl’s story runs deep through Franklin and Williamson County. This fall\, the Moore-Morris History & Culture Center brings her life and legacy to the heart of downtown with “The Many Hats of Minnie Pearl” — an eight-day-long residency at The Harpeth Hotel\, October 2–9. \nExplore interactive panel boards and a one-of-a-kind collection that traces Minnie Pearl’s story and her ties to our community. \n📍 The Harpeth Hotel\, Franklin\, TN\n📅 October 2–9\, 2026\n⏰ 9 A.M. – 7 P.M.\n \n\nAbout the Exhibit\n“The Many Hats of Minnie Pearl” is part of the Moore-Morris History & Culture Center’s Museum Without Walls initiative\, which brings exhibits and programming directly into the community — no museum walls required. \nFor eight days\, The Harpeth Hotel becomes home to a close look at Minnie Pearl’s life\, told through interactive panel boards and artifacts you won’t find anywhere else. It’s a chance to see a Franklin legend through new eyes\, right where our community lives\, works\, and gathers. \nAfter the residency wraps\, the exhibit continues its journey as a floating exhibit around Williamson County. Stay tuned for details on where it lands next. \n\nOur Sponsor\n“The Many Hats of Minnie Pearl” is made possible by our sponsor\, Wilson Bank & Trust. We’re grateful for their support in bringing Minnie Pearl’s story to our community. \n\nAbout Museum Without Walls\nMuseum Without Walls is a Moore-Morris History & Culture Center initiative that takes exhibits and programming out of traditional museum spaces and into the places our community already gathers. “The Many Hats of Minnie Pearl” is the latest chapter in that mission.
URL:https://williamsonhistorycenter.org/event/the-many-hats-of-minnie-pearl-exhibit/
LOCATION:The Harpeth Hotel\, 130 2nd Ave N.\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
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SUMMARY:Timeless Tales Children's Read-Aloud
DESCRIPTION:Join us at The Franklin Theatre (412 Main Street\, Franklin\, TN) on Friday\, October 9th at 9 AM for our next Timeless Tales adventure! \nWe will be reading Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (1989)\, a story where the lowercase letters of the alphabet race each other up a coconut tree\, but the tree gets too heavy and all the letters fall down. \nPlus\, every registered child will take home their own copy of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom! \nOur guest reader will be Maria O’Malley\, the Manager of the Downtown Franklin Association (DFA). The DFA is a membership-based division of the non-profit organization\, the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County\, TN. DFA is dedicated to the historic preservation\, revitalization and community vibrancy of historic downtown Franklin.
URL:https://williamsonhistorycenter.org/event/timeless-tales-childrens-read-aloud/
LOCATION:The Franklin Theatre\, 419 Main St\, Franklin\, Tennessee\, 37064\, United States
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