Sumner Weekend: 5 Fourth of July Happenings This Weekend

July 3, 4pm
Moss-Wright Park
745 Caldwell Dr, Goodlettsville

The City of Goodlettsville will host its Independence Day Celebration on July 3, 2026 in Moss-Wright Park. The event begins at 4:00
p.m. with food vendors and an activity zone. It concludes after the fireworks display, which is set to music and scheduled to begin at 9:00 p.m. It is suggested that families bring a picnic blanket and chairs and enjoy food from one of the many vendors before the fireworks display begins. Learn more here.

July 3
5pm – 10pm
Drake’s Creek Park

Freedom Fest in Hendersonville will take place at Drake’s Creek Park from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. on July 3. This free, family-friendly celebration features live music, a Kids Zone, food trucks, local vendors, and a spectacular fireworks finale that lights up the night.
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This year’s entertainment lineup, emceed by News 2 Chief Meteorologist Danielle Breezy, kicks off the evening with Uncle Shuffelo and His Haint Hollow Hootenanny, a lively Middle Tennessee old-time music string band known for their infectious energy, rich musical traditions, and crowd-engaging performances. Headlining the night is Rockland Road, a powerhouse family band known for their signature harmonies and genre-blended sound—bringing together country, gospel, pop, and Americana.

July 4
Festivities begin at 12pm

The City of Gallatin will celebrate Independence Day with a full day of patriotic events on Saturday, July 4, including a community parade and an evening fireworks show at Triple Creek Park.

As part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration, Sumner County will host a Celebration Parade beginning at 12 p.m. Parade assembly starts at 10:30 a.m. at the Gallatin High School football field, with the route ending back at Gallatin High School. For additional parade information, residents can contact American Legion Post 17 at 615-452-0590.

The festivities will continue Saturday night as the City of Gallatin launches its annual fireworks display at 9 p.m. over Triple Creek Park. The show is expected to last more than 20 minutes, giving families a chance to cap off the holiday with an evening of fireworks.

Learn more here.

July 4
11am – 2pm
Trousdale Place
183 A West Main Street, Gallatin

Watch Gallatin’s 4th of July parade from the front lawn of Historic Trousdale Place with your family and friends! There will be a local lemonade vendor on site, and historic Trousdale Place will be open before the parade steps off at noon.

Learn more here.

July 4
11am – 1pm
Play Gallatin
214 Baber Park West, Suite 110, Gallatin

Play Gallatin is hosting Red, White, and No Booms.

Celebrate America’s 250th birthday in a way that is fun, festive, and comfortable for everyone. Enjoy open play, red, white, and blue freebies, and a noon balloon drop to celebrate without the loud noises of traditional fireworks.

Whether your family loves a quieter holiday experience or simply wants a place to play and connect, we would love to celebrate with you.

Learn more here.

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