Lebanon, TN March 2026

Rooted at Home

March always feels like a deep breath of fresh air. I see new life, buttercups springing up, signs of a new season ahead.

The light lingers a little longer. Windows get cracked open. We begin to imagine what could grow, change, or be refreshed—inside our homes and within ourselves. There’s something about this season that gently nudges us to take inventory of what truly matters and make room for what’s next.

Our March Home Edition is a celebration of just that.

Inside these pages, you’ll find beautiful home details, inspired local professionals, and thoughtful details that remind us that home is so much more than four walls. It’s where stories are told, meals are shared, and life happens—both in the quiet moments and the joyful, messy ones. Home is deeply personal, and in Lebanon, it’s also deeply connected to community. I’m continually inspired by the talent and heart of the builders, designers, tradesmen, and creatives who help shape the places we live. Their work doesn’t just create beautiful spaces—it creates gathering places, legacies, and a sense of belonging. This publication honors their craftsmanship and the pride they take in helping our neighbors love where they live.

As we step into spring, I hope this edition inspires you to open the doors, refresh a space, plant something new, or simply sit back and appreciate the home you’re building—whatever that looks like in this season of life.

Thank you for welcoming Lebanon City Lifestyle into your homes each month. It’s a true honor to tell the stories of this community and the people who make it so special.

Here’s to fresh starts, thoughtful spaces, and the beauty of coming home.

JANUARY ALEXANDER, PUBLISHER @LEBANONCITYLIFESTYLE

March 2026

PUBLISHER

January Alexander-Coffin

january.alexander@citylifestyle.com

CO-PUBLISHER

Scott J Coffin | scott.coffin@citylifestyle.com

EDITOR

Lindsey Hickman | lindsey.hickman@citylifestyle.com

PUBLISHER ASSISTANT

Alana Cheeves | lebanon@citylifestyle.com

MARKET SUPPORT COORDINATOR

Michelle DePass | michelle.depass@citylifestyle.com

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

Lindsey Howard

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Joe Beretta Heart Foundation, Cedar & Light Photography, Legacy Photo, Brooke Riley Coaching

Corporate Team

CEO Steven Schowengerdt

President Matthew Perry

COO David Stetler

CRO Jamie Pentz

CoS Janeane Thompson

AD DESIGNER Zach Miller

LAYOUT DESIGNER Kathy Nguyen

QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Hannah Leimkuhler

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BACK & BEYOND COMMON SPINE ISSUES

WITH DR. JENNIFER O’DONNELL

Dr. Jennifer O’Donnell is an orthopaedic spine surgeon with Hughston Clinic Orthopaedics! She sees patients at the Lebanon, Nashville - Centennial, and Smyrna - StoneCrest locations.

Read about some of the common conditions that Dr. O’Donnell treats and their symptoms. For each, the initial treatment is non-surgical which can include physical therapy, steroid injections, medications, and activity modifications. If these options aren’t effective, surgery is the last step.

CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY

Pinched Nerve in the Neck

Symptoms: Pain, numbness, or tingling that radiates down one or both arms, from the neck.

CERVICAL MYELOPATHY

Compression of the Spinal Cord in the Neck

Symptoms: Decreased arm/ hand strength, coordination, and balance, and signs such as hyperreflexia (exaggerated reflexes) on exam.

LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY (SCIATICA)

Pinched Nerve in the Spine

Symptoms: Pain, numbness, or tingling that radiates down one or both legs from the lower back.

LUMBAR STENOSIS

Narrowing of the Spinal Canal in the Lower Back

Symptoms: Lower back pain as well as hip or buttock pain when walking longer distances, which can be relieved when you stop for a break or lean forward.

LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION

Bulging Disc in the Lower Back

Symptoms: Acute lower back pain with pain radiating down one or both legs. These disc herniations often cause lumbar radiculopathy (pinched nerves in the spine). There can also be weakness or numbness.

Ifyouareexperiencinganyofthesesymptoms, pleaseconsiderschedulinganappointmentwithDr.O’Donnell.

Ann Beadle, RN, ACNP

Jonathan P. Cornelius, MD

William N. Melton, MD

Kristina Moore, PA-C

Shawn P. Mountain, DO

Jennifer M. O’Donnell, MD

Lucas B, Richie, MD

100 Physicians Way, Suite 110 (615) 547-6700 tn.hughston.com

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Benton Thomas Construction brings vision to

masonry, and personalized design

Family-owned service: DT McCall’s helps Middle Tennessee homes evolve with

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Joe Beretta Foundation Dinner in the Vines Blends Purpose with Elegance

Brooke Riley Brings Creative Circle Coaching Back to Lebanon

Thoughtful craftsmanship defines every Benton Thomas home, where custom lighting fixtures and detailed ceiling work come together, creating warmth, character, and timeless design through intentional details you can see, feel, and truly appreciate— daily living.

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At Benton Thomas Construction, craftsmanship isn't an add-on- it's the foundation of your custom built home. From thoughtfully selected materials to custom finishes, every detail is intentionally designed and expertly built. Because a home should feel as beautiful as it is enduring. It's All About The Details.

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Wilson Bank & Trust Home Loans

Finding the right place to call home starts with the right financial partner. Wilson Bank & Trust’s home loan team offers trusted local expertise, flexible loan options and personalized service for every stage of homeownership. Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading or refinancing, WBT’s local decision-making and experienced lenders simplify the process from start to finish. With a deep commitment to our community, Wilson Bank & Trust helps turn homeowners’ goals into reality—one closing at a time.

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OCS Concrete Solutions

A beautiful home begins with a strong foundation and elevated finishes. OCS Concrete specializes in high-quality residential concrete and luxury epoxy flooring, delivering durability without sacrificing design. From driveways, patios and foundations to sleek, custom epoxy floors, their team brings precision, craftsmanship and attention to detail to every project. Trusted for reliability and refined results, OCS Concrete works closely with homeowners to create spaces that are both functional and visually striking. To learn more, visit OCSConcreteSolutions.com

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Barrier Waterproofing

Water issues can quietly impact a home’s value. Barrier Waterproofing specializes in basement waterproofing systems that help preserve structural integrity and protect living spaces from costly water damage. By combining expert installation with durable solutions, their team gives homeowners confidence and peace of mind. Barrier Waterproofing is a trusted partner in keeping homes strong from the ground up. Visit BarrierWaterproofing.com to learn more.

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CRAFTING TIMELESS ELEGANCE: A HOME LIKE NO OTHER

ARTICLE BY LINDSEY HICKMAN

Benton Thomas Construction brings vision to life with custom woodwork, masonry and personalized design

Step inside this Lebanon residence, and you immediately sense that it is unlike any other. From the dark, rich white oak trim that frames the home to the two custom masonry walls that anchor the space, every detail has been carefully considered and expertly executed. This is the kind of home where craftsmanship meets personality, a place that feels both monumental and intimately personal—and it bears the unmistakable mark of Benton Thomas Construction GP (BTC).

The open floor plan invites gatherings of all kinds. A large central space is perfect for entertaining, yet there are also intimate areas for more formal meals or casual evenings at the bar. In the dining room, a dance of light and dark unfolds: white oak accents crown the ceiling and stretch underfoot, creating a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere. Every piece of trim, every carved detail, required custom hardware, a challenge BTC met with precision, sourcing iron fittings, brackets and bands from a specialized artisan in Idaho. The result is a seamless blend of rustic charm and refined artistry.

Yet what truly makes this home exceptional is the collaboration behind it—and the relationship that formed throughout the process. Homeowner Marnita J. Jordan describes it best:

"When you custom build a home, you quickly learn who your builder is and what they stand for – and if you’re blessed, as I was, you learn to love them in the process. What makes the gentlemen of Benton Thomas Construction stand out is customer service and total client satisfaction.  These men made every effort to ensure that for me.  And, they don’t stop when the last nail is driven in or the last brush stroke of paint is applied.  They still care that I’m happy in my new home. With Ben, Clay & Thomas, you not only build a beautiful home –you build a beautiful friendship."

That spirit of trust and collaboration is evident throughout the residence. Marnita took a previous BTC plan and, working with a recommended architect, adapted it to her vision—adding square footage and personal touches along the way. Her theme of rustic western elegance is woven through every space, from the furnishings to the architectural choices and overall ambiance. From the commercial-grade kitchen to the custom wood and masonry features, every element feels intentional. This is not just a house; it is a home that belongs to her, one that tells her story with authenticity and style.

BTC itself is a family legacy built on decades of hands-on experience and unwavering commitment to quality. Founder Ben Forkum began as a teenage laborer, learning every trade from carpentry to full-scale home construction, by 1992, he had launched Ben Forkum Construction, earning a reputation for integrity and craftsmanship. His sons, Benton “Clay” Forkum III and Thomas Forkum, grew up on job sites, absorbing lessons in perseverance, leadership and precision. Together they created a boutique construction company dedicated to building no more than 24 to 30 homes a year, each one a testament to their attention to detail and personal touch.

Clay brings disciplined leadership, shaped by scouting and the military, ensuring each project meets BTC’s exacting standards. Thomas, whose passion for building grew from early lessons in resilience, applies his hands-on knowledge from multiple trades to every home the company undertakes. With their father, they have cultivated a company that doesn’t just construct homes, it crafts legacies.

This Lebanon home exemplifies that ethos. Every oak beam, every iron bracket, every carefully designed corner reflects BTC’s philosophy: build with integrity, with artistry, and with a deep understanding of the people who will call it home.

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Celebrating generations of family-owned service, DT McCall’s helps Middle Tennessee homes evolve with quality, innovation and personal care

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ARTICLE BY LINDSEY HICKMAN

Generations of Home, Heart and Innovation

For nearly 125 years, D.T. McCall & Sons has been a trusted name in Middle Tennessee, providing the furniture, appliances and home essentials that make a house a home. While the Lebanon location celebrates 25 years this year, the McCall legacy stretches back to the late 1800s in the Flat Rock Community on the Smith County/Wilson County line.

Originally a general store selling groceries, farm implements and wood stoves, the McCall business evolved as community needs shifted. By the 1920s, D.T. McCall had expanded to Carthage, receiving shipments in a small rented space and selling milking machines and Corn King mineral products via horse and wagon. Post–World War II, appliances became part of the inventory, and as more of D.T. McCall’s sons joined the business, furniture, central heating, and air systems were added. By the 1990s, lawn mowers and other home essentials made the store a go-to destination for nearly everything a family might need. Today, D.T. McCall & Sons continues to thrive because it has remained family-owned, committed to offering major brand names at the best value, with free delivery and no hidden charges.

Despite expanding to multiple locations in Lebanon, Carthage, Lafayette and Cookeville, DT McCall’s remains deeply rooted in the communities it serves.

“We are members of the Chamber of Commerce, support high school sports, Cumberland University baseball, and local events like the Taste of Wilson County,” explains the Lebanon store manager Dustin Martin. “We know that in order for our business to grow, we need to be good stewards of the community.” That balance of local connection and strategic growth has allowed D.T. McCall’s to flourish while staying true to its hometown ethos.

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Honoring history while embracing innovation is central to the store’s philosophy. Lebanon’s manager, the only location not daily staffed by a McCall family member, emphasizes the importance of staying current with trends without losing sight of the brand’s roots. “We attend the Furniture Market in High Point, NC, and multiple trade shows for appliances each year to ensure our offerings meet modern customer needs,” he notes. From classic furniture to cutting-edge appliances, D.T. McCall’s curates products that consider style, functionality, and longevity.

Helping customers “create a home, not just fill a space” is at the heart of DT McCall’s mission. Staff members educate clients on warranties, manufacturing details, comfort, and functionality, ensuring each purchase will be loved for years to come. “We want customers to make choices they’ll appreciate a decade from now, avoiding the regret of impulse buys,” Dustin says.

The store also plays a role in life milestones— new homes, renovations, growing families, and even emergencies. “Every day, customers tell us that everything in their home came from D.T. McCall’s,” he explains, “If a refrigerator breaks down, we deliver the next day. If a recliner needs repair, we handle it. We understand the importance of these items in people’s lives.”

Looking ahead, DT McCall’s is excited to preserve its core traditions, quality products, fair pricing, free delivery, and in-house servicing, while embracing innovations in home technology. From recliners with Bluetooth audio, haptic feedback, and massage functions to upcoming sectionals with built-in projectors for an immersive home theater experience, the store continues to evolve alongside its customers’ needs.

With products ranging from Amish-made mattresses and custom dining sets to Speed Queen washers, Cub Cadet mowers, and the largest selection of Liberty Gun Safes in Tennessee, DT McCall’s has something for everyone. Whether furnishing a first home, upgrading appliances, or investing in the latest home tech, generations of families have trusted the McCall name to deliver quality, value, and heart.

Discover More: Visit DT McCall’s at their Lebanon, Carthage, Lafayette, or Cookeville locations to explore fully customizable furniture brands like La-Z-Boy, England, Mayo, and Archbold, or shop Speed Queen, Cub Cadet, and Liberty Gun Safes. For more information, visit DTMcCall.com .

“D.T. McCall & Sons helps customers think beyond just filling a space—educating them on comfort, quality, and function so their home grows with them, evolving beautifully for years to come.”

A CELEBRATION OF HEART and Community

JOE BERETTA FOUNDATION DINNER IN THE VINES BLENDS

PURPOSE WITH ELEGANCE

ARTICLE BY LINDSEY HICKMAN

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOE BERETTA HEART FOUNDATION

For Kevin and Christine New, supporting the Joe Beretta Heart Foundation is deeply personal. “Like so many families, we understand how suddenly heart disease can impact the people you love most,” they say. The Foundation’s mission—raising awareness, providing education, and supporting heart health—resonates with the News because it’s about protecting families and giving others the chance to live longer, healthier lives. By serving as event chairs for this year’s Dinner in the Vines, they aim to honor the importance of caring for one another while giving back to the community.

The News describe Dinner in the Vines as more than a gala—it’s an experience that blends purpose with elegance. “Guests aren’t just attending a dinner; they’re directly fueling life-changing programs for families in crisis,” Kevin explains. From live and silent auctions to curated culinary experiences and thoughtful surprises, every detail of the evening is intentional. “There really is no event like it,” Christine adds, “and we’ve planned some incredible moments this year that will take the evening to a whole new level.”

The venue itself, a private vineyard, adds a layer of meaning to the celebration. “Joe Beretta, with Lillian’s help, planted every single vine by hand before he passed,” they share, “Although he never got to taste the wine, the vineyard has become a living part of his legacy.” Hosting the event there reminds attendees that things built with love and intention continue to grow, giving long after they are planted. The setting, surrounded by nature and fine wine, makes the evening feel both personal and purposeful.

This year’s event promises a Tuscan Gardens theme, celebrating abundance of love, community and generosity, and honoring the Foundation’s 10 years of service to families affected by heart failure. Highlights include open bar offerings, live and silent auctions, and two highly anticipated tasting upgrades: the always-sold-out wine tasting and, for the first time, a whiskey tasting experience. “Our vision as chairs is to create an experience that feels joyful, personal, and inspiring,” Kevin explains, “leaving guests connected to the Foundation’s mission and each other.”

“Dinner in the Vines isn’t just a dinner— it’s a chance to support families, honor community, and make a meaningful impact.”

Philanthropy thrives when the community comes together, and the News are grateful for Middle Tennessee’s generosity. “When people can see and feel the impact of their giving, it strengthens the community and expands the Foundation’s ability to serve more families with compassion,” Christine says.

For those new to JBHF, the News emphasize that the Foundation meets families in moments of real crisis, often making the difference between stability and devastation.

Dinner in the Vines is more than a social event, it’s an opportunity to be part of something life-changing. Tickets for the May 30, 2026, event are available now at JBHeart.org , and the team is expecting another sold-out year. “Whether you attend, give, or help spread the word, your involvement truly makes a difference,” they say.

This celebration is about heart—both literally and figuratively—a testament to what generosity, intention, and community can accomplish when they come together for a meaningful cause.

THINK BIG, CREATE BOLD

Brooke Riley, founder of Re-Fabbed, has always believed that “God never works in a straight line.” Her journey—from Kentucky to Lebanon, Tennessee, and back again—has shaped both her faith and her entrepreneurial vision. “When we felt called to move here, we felt complete peace,” Brooke recalls. Yet just months later, they were drawn back to their original home, a move that defied their plans but strengthened their resilience and trust in God’s timing. “I can see God’s hand in every part of it,” she says, “He’s made me more resilient and strong than I ever realized possible.”

Now, Brooke is returning to Lebanon with her highly anticipated Creative Circle Business Retreat on March 27 at the Capitol. “I love Lebanon and its hometown feel,” she explains, “The quaint, bustling downtown, the nostalgic vibe, the venue itself—it all felt perfect for this retreat. Every detail, from stage visibility to walking-distance food and shopping, was ideal.”

Lebanon’s charm and community have left a lasting impression on Brooke. “The people were so welcoming. It didn’t feel small-town lonely; it felt expansive, encouraging creativity and big ideas,” she shares. This atmosphere is exactly what she cultivates in her coaching: a space where visionaries can dream boldly and find support. “It provides me the environment to blossom—and to create a place for growth for others.”

“STOP PLAYING SMALL. THERE’S A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY OUT THERE, AND THE FIRST STEP IS CONQUERING THE WAR IN YOUR MIND.”

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Through Creative Circle Coaching, Brooke works with a diverse group of entrepreneurs, guiding them to see possibilities they may not have imagined. “I want them to think bigger,” she says, “Stop playing small. There’s a world of opportunity out there, and the first step is conquering the war in your mind.”

Her retreats inspire breakthroughs across business, mindset, finances, and even personal health, “Whether it’s a new revenue stream, a mindset shift, or a connection that propels a business forward, the sky is the limit in just two days.”

Brooke’s mission is clear: empower women to walk fully in their purpose. “To cheer them on, teach them, and watch them meet their goals is one of the greatest gifts I could ever receive,” she says. Her retreats elevate that mission in person, creating an

immersive environment where ideas flourish, confidence grows, and life-work balance is restored.

For those ready to invest in themselves and their business, tickets for the March 27 retreat are available at training. BrookeRileyCoaching.com /2026-creative-circle-businessretreat. Learn more about Brooke and her coaching at brookerileycoaching.com or follow her journey on Instagram @ re_fabbed and Facebook.com/refabbedbybrooke. Don’t miss the chance to step into your calling—and think bigger than ever before.

Explore More: Brooke’s Re-Fabbed blog, full of inspiration and coaching insights, is available at Re-Fabbed.com , and her new app, Re-Fabbed , is available in the App Store for easy coaching access on the go.

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ESCAPE TO HOME IN THE SMOKIES

A Lebanon-to-Sevierville Adventure

ARTICLE BY LINDSEY HICKMAN | PHOTOGRAPHY

PROVIDED BY KATHLEEN TING AND SEVIERVILLE CVB

Just a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Lebanon, the Smoky Mountains await with a perfect blend of adventure, natural beauty, and the comforts of home. Nestled among the rolling foothills of Sevierville, Misty Bliss isn’t just a vacation rental—it’s a retreat designed to make guests feel

immediately at ease, as if they’ve stepped into a home crafted just for them.

Owner Kathleen Ting’s inspiration came from years of family travels. “After staying at many vacation rentals and hotels, I wanted to go beyond just the space,” she explains. The result is a modern mountain cabin that fuses natural Appalachian textures with sleek, mountain-modern lines. Expansive windows frame the surrounding wilderness, inviting sunlight to spill into open gathering spaces, while carefully curated natural tones echo the forests and skies outside.

Inside, guests are met with a thoughtful balance of play and relaxation. A theater, pool, and game room keep younger visitors entertained, while an infrared sauna, hot tub, and quiet nooks offer adults a chance to rejuvenate. High-end linens, artisanal soaps, and spa-like touches extend the sense of home into every corner. Kathleen notes, “A true home away from home generates the same feelings you get at your own home— safe, relaxed, and comfortable.”

The journey begins with family or friends in tow, winding east from Lebanon through the scenic hills of Middle Tennessee into the foothills of the Smokies. First stops can include the American Eagle Foundation, where guests of all ages can explore the nation’s largest educational campus for bald eagles and other raptors. Tours reveal a stunning collection of 40-plus resident birds, including hawks, owls, falcons, and vultures, all set against 57 acres of forested sanctuary. The New Talons & Tidbits Bird Feeding Adventure adds a hands-on touch, while the online eagle cams allow guests to continue the experience from the comfort of Misty Bliss.

For thrills and mountain fun, SkyLand Ranch offers Sevierville’s only mountaintop attraction. Families can ride the Southeast’s longest mountain coaster, soar from the WagonWheeler swing tower, or enjoy live entertainment in a Wild West-themed setting. On-site dining, miniature farm animals, and the Horizon Skyride chairlift provide moments CONTINUED >

“A true home away from home is safe, relaxed, and comfortable— where guests feel welcome and want to return again.”

of wonder against panoramic Smoky Mountain backdrops.

No Smoky Mountains adventure is complete without a taste of local flavor.

The Apple Barn Cider Mill & General Store spans 65 acres of historic orchards cultivated since 1910. Visitors can sample fresh-baked cinnamon bread, sip hard cider, and browse the general store for gifts and treats, all while connecting with the legacy of the Kilpatrick family who still tend the land.

After a day exploring, there’s no better place to return than Misty Bliss. Guests can sip coffee on the wraparound porch as mist rises from the valleys, gather around the stone fireplace for evening stories, or unwind in the vibrant infrared sauna. With

spaces designed for both connection and solitude, the cabin embodies the spirit of the Smokies while offering the restorative comforts of home.

Whether hosting multigenerational family trips, bachelorette weekends, hiking groups, or corporate retreats, Misty Bliss stands out as a space where memories are made. Kathleen reflects, “Becoming a host has transformed my life and brought so many wonderful people into it. I feel very lucky to have this experience.”

From the rolling hills of Lebanon to the breathtaking peaks of Sevierville, this journey offers more than just a getaway— it’s a chance to reconnect with nature, with loved ones, and most importantly, with the feeling of being at home.

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A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS

MARCH 7TH

Shooting for the Future

Cedar City Gun Club, 921 Whippoorwill Road, Lebanon | 8:00 AM

Take part in Empower Me Center’s Shooting for the Future, a clay shoot fundraiser benefiting the build of their new facility. Participants may register as individuals or four-person teams, enjoy lunch provided, and compete in the shoot starting at 8 a.m. An online auction runs through March 7. Find registration and sponsorship info at EmpowerMeCenter.com.

MARCH 14TH

Hits & Grins

Starstruck Farm & The Grand Ole Barn, 10471 Highway 109 N, Lebanon | 7:00 PM

Experience the magic of Hits & Grins at Starstruck Farm’s Grand Ole Barn! From 7-10 p.m., hear Grammy-nominated songwriters Steve Dean, Victoria Venier, and Bill Whyte perform hits they’ve written for top artists. Enjoy a savory barbecue buffet while celebrating incredible songwriting and an evening full of tunes, stories, and good vibes. Get tickets at VisitWilsonTN.com.

MARCH 21ST

Cedars of Lebanon Spring Hike

Cedars of Lebanon State Park, 328 Cedar Forest Rd, Lebanon | 2:00 PM

Spring is in full bloom at Cedars of Lebanon State Park! Enjoy a spring hike along the Cedar Glade Trail to see colorful wildflowers, learn about rare plants, and enjoy a seasonal stroll perfect for the whole family. Leashed dogs are welcome! The hike is free and open to all ages. Register at tnstateparks.com.

MARCH 27TH

Creative Circle Business Retreat

Capitol Theatre, 110 W Main St., Lebanon | 8:00 AM

Female entrepreneurs are invited to Brooke Riley’s Creative Circle Business Retreat on March 27–28 for two days of growth and connection. Led by business coach and lifestyle blogger Brooke Riley, the retreat offers expert guidance, meaningful networking, and the option to upgrade to a VIP experience. Learn more at BrookeRileyCoaching.com.

MARCH 28TH

Sherry's Hope Gala

Farm Bureau Expo Center, 945 E Baddour Parkway, Lebanon | 6:00 PM

An inspiring night awaits at the Sherry’s Hope Gala, bringing the community together for a meaningful cause. Doors open at 6pm for hors d’oeuvres and a silent auction, followed by dinner, heartfelt beneficiary stories, entertainment, and an exciting live auction! Semiformal to formal attire is encouraged. Reserve your spot and learn more at SherrysRun.org

MARCH 28TH

Hello, Spring! Festival

Market at 109, 3301 Highway 109 N, Lebanon | 1:00 PM

Market 109 is welcoming spring in a big way! The Hello, Spring! Festival happens March 28–29, 1-5 p.m., featuring over 75 local vendors, tasty food trucks, live music, free inflatables, plus pony rides and a petting zoo. Bring the whole family and enjoy an afternoon full of sunshine, shopping, and seasonal fun.