Did you know that the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center is a stop on the Arts Council of Williamson County's Downtown Art Crawl?! Join us on Friday, November 1st, from 6-9pm, as we present the artwork of Spencer "Spenny" Liataud. About the Artist: - Based in Nashville, TN, self taught contemporary artist Spencer “Spenny” Liautaud […]
Step into the visionary world of Charles Dickens at our immersive Christmas theater experience! Wander through the historic Moore-Morris History & Culture Center as actors bring the beloved tales of Charles Dickens to life. Sip on mulled wine, beer, or hot apple cider while encountering pop-up performances from unforgettable characters and heartwarming stories. This is […]
Step into the visionary world of Charles Dickens at our immersive Christmas theater experience! Wander through the historic Moore-Morris History & Culture Center as actors bring the beloved tales of Charles Dickens to life. Sip on mulled wine, beer, or hot apple cider while encountering pop-up performances from unforgettable characters and heartwarming stories. This is […]
"The Mitten" is a whimsical tale about a boy's lost mitten that unexpectedly becomes a cozy refuge for a growing number of woodland animals, leading to a humorous and heartwarming ending. Join us at the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center on Friday, February 14th at 9 AM for a magical journey through the world of classic […]
YOU'RE INVITED! Join us for an inspiring evening at the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center as we partner with the African American Heritage Society to honor the legacy of Sargent George Jordan and other remarkable local heroes who served our community. Let's come together to celebrate their contributions and learn more about their stories. This FREE […]
Please join us as we provide unique programming for your homeschool students each Wednesday in March. Wednesday, March 5, 2025 Suggested age: 5-6-year-olds TITLE: “I See ME in Franklin” ACTIVITY: Lifesize Map + Historic Dollhouse Tour with Post-Field Trip activity for the classroom SUMMARY: Students will immerse themselves in present-day Franklin, exploring iconic buildings in […]
Please join us as we provide unique programming for your homeschool students each Wednesday in March. Wednesday, March 12, 2025 Suggested age: 6–7-year-olds TITLE: My Franklin Timeline ACTIVITY: Living Timeline and Time Traveling Stations with Post-Field Trip activity for the classroom SUMMARY: Journey through historic Franklin, Tennessee, as we explore landmarks and sites that trace […]
"We're Going on a Bear Hunt" is an adventurous and rhythmic story about a family's journey through various landscapes to find a bear, only to hilariously retreat when they finally encounter it. Join us at the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center on Friday, February 14th at 9 AM for a magical journey through the world of […]
Please join us as we provide unique programming for your homeschool students each Wednesday in March. Wednesday, March 19, 2025 Suggested age: 7–8-year-olds TITLE: Who was Benjamin Franklin? ACTIVITY: Explore Benjamin Franklin’s legacy through trivia, timelines, and stations, oh my! with Post-Field Trip activity for the classroom SUMMARY: Join us as we explore the life […]
In celebration of Women’s History Month, join us for a free lunch and learn panel on March 25! Held at the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center, our panel features four women who impact preservation in our community: Bari Beasley (Current President + CEO of the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County), Rudy Jordan (Former Executive Director […]
Please join us as we provide unique programming for your homeschool students each Wednesday in March. Wednesday, March 26, 2025 Suggested age: 8–9-year-olds TITLE: Problems and Solutions: The Impact of the Industrial Revolution ACTIVITY: Thoughtful discussion and “See, Think, Wonder” Stations with Post-Field Trip activity for the classroom SUMMARY: All aboard as we travel back […]
SAVE THE DATE! You’re invited to join the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County's exclusive community reception on Thursday, March 27, 2025 at 6 PM at The Franklin Theatre as we reflect back on the organization's 2024 successes and look forward to what 2025 has in store for us. Enjoy a short presentation, some special surprises, and more! We look […]