The fifth annual Spirits, Smoke and Soil: Experience Robertson County event is coming up, to shine a spotlight on the many communities of the county and all that they have to offer.
This event held on the second Saturday each September, offering visitors a self-guided tour of the 11 municipalities that make up our beautiful county.
A digital map will direct visitors to the smoking barns of autumn, the spirit of the Bell Witch, our historic whiskey industry and the amazing soil that feeds our agriculture roots. As guests visit each stop, they will truly experience the community, with activities, specials, food and shopping.
Before guests leave from their stop, they will receive a passport sticker to commemorate the visit and will submit a ticket for chance to win one of the three grand prize drawings, which total $1,000 in cash. Remember, it’s not a race, but an experience in Robertson County. No minimum stops are required, but every stop made will bring one entry for the cash prizes.
“This event is a day filled with free family fun!” said Sarah Warren, assistant director of Robertson County Economic Development. “Remember, Robertson County is minutes from Nashville, miles from ordinary.”
11 cities, 11 stops
Here are the 2022 stops:
Adams: Shade Tree Farm and Orchard, 2087 Kinneys Road, Adams
Cedar Hill: Murph’s Country Music Barn, 3336 Winters Road, Cedar Hill
Coopertown: Station 5 Pleasant View Volunteer Fire Department, 3752 Old Coopertown Road, Springfield
Cross Plains: The Robertson Room, 4580 East Robertson Road, Cross Plains
Greenbrier: The Brier Barn, 2000 Dorris Road, Greenbrier
Millersville: Authentic Coffee, 1650 Highway 31 West, Goodlettsville
Orlinda: Bernard Farms Custom Cuts and Market, 7536 Clay Gregory Road, Orlinda
Portland: Harbin Hollow, 809 N Broadway, Portland
Ridgetop: Summer Crest Tennis Club, 1029 Lennox Ave., Greenbrier
Springfield: BS Brew Works, 1010 S Main St., Springfield
White House: White House Inn Museum, 412 Highway 76, White House (parking at White House Municipal Park, 420 Highway 76)
For more
The tour will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10.
For the map and details, go to experiencerobertson.com and follow the Experience Robertson County Facebook page.