When you walk into Breeden’s store, we think the first thing you will notice is the wood work that was done, transforming a pole barn into something so much more. The materials used are primarily repurposed from the house on the property or a 1920s Amish hay barn that we purchased. The walls and floors from the house were removed piece by piece by hand and then used to make some of the artwork you see in the store. The shelves in the store are stocked with our very own Breeden’s Orchard preserves and sauces. Our recipes which are prepared and packaged right here in Nashville.

Large marina, grill, lakeside entertainment, kayak and boat rentals.

In 2005, Scott and Rebecca Paschal had the opportunity to purchase the remaining 100 acres of Scott's family farm.  The Paschals had farmed this portion of land for decades and lived in the Brush Creek community for seven generations. In 2006, Scott and his father, Tom planted several acres of grapes with plans to become commercial wine grape growers. However with a change in Tennessee state law, it became apparent that eventually the farm needed to develop into a farm winery. With lots of work from their three sons, Scott and Rebecca began to build the infrastructure needed to start a small farm winery. In 2015, on Easter Saturday, Scott, Rebecca and their family opened Cellar 53 Winery to the public. A majority of the wines produced use Tennessee grown fruit with the majority being grown on the eight acres of grape and blackberry vineyards. Come visit!  Thursday through Sunday - Noon to 6 pm. Also, the winery is available for small private tastings. Just give us a call! Currently, the winery does not rent out event space for weddings or any other private event or party.

Founded in 1842, Cumberland University is located in the heart of Lebanon, TN and has shaped the Wilson County culture. 

Historic village of nearly 55 structures original and replicated with local historical significance, and two new barns coming soon! Witness what life was like in the 1800's for a resident of Wilson County. Self-guided and guided tours available for both individuals and groups. For special tour requests, please call: 615-547-6111. 

Four Corners Marina, the home of Four Corners Yacht Club, is a full service marina on Percy Priest Lake. Besides offering boat slips for rent, the marina has a variety of boats available for rent. The rental inventory includes 30-foot pontoon boats and Starcraft deck boats. The 30-foot pontoon boats can accommodate as many as 15 people and include a slide for a day of fun on the water. A new ship store offers souvenirs, snacks, cold drinks, boating supplies, fishing supplies and more. Boat slips are available with an annual lease. The covered boat slips can accommodate boats ranging from 20 feet to 80 feet in length. Discounts are available if the entire year’s rent is paid in advance. Marina amenities include: Boat slip rentals Boat rentals Ship store Restaurant The cost of boat rentals is determined by the hours of usage plus the cost of the gas used. Specials are available for advance rental reservations. Four Corners Marina is spacious with the room to accommodate hundreds of boats. Cajun Cove Restaurant at the marina serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Don’t worry about running out of fuel. The fueling station even has 50-foot long hoses to make gassing up your boat easier.

36 hole championship golf course with lodging on site. Voted Top Daily Fee Course in the State and Top 10 of All Courses in the State.

Welcome to Imagine That! Art Studio where we invite you to explore your artistic side through classes for all ages, canvas painting parties, workshops, camps, and paint your own pottery. Our friendly staff and talented teachers help create a warm atmosphere where you can spend quality time with your friends and family. We not only create art here, we also create memories!

Walk through history of Lebanon from prehistoric to modern times. Audio descriptions by famous residents introduce visitors to the periods on display and take advantage of the touch-screen computers for your own research. Hours are Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. In a joint effort with Cumberland University special group tours will be held each Sunday between July 15 and October 7. Tours will be held from 1:00pm to 4:00pm and admission is FREE although donations are appreciated.

Features ADA Accessible Frisbee Golf Range Multi-Purpose Field Pavilion(s) Playground Restrooms Walking Track Located behind Providence and includes a 0.9 miles walking track, 9 hole disc golf course, & is home to the Mt. Juliet Youth Football and Cheerleading Association.

We're paddlers. We're Nashvillians. We put people on the water. We feel lucky that we get to paddle in the Nashville area that Outside magazine ranks in the top 10 river towns in the country. Nashville Paddle Co. is your best resource for your SUP rental, community-building, SUP yoga and fitness, teambuilding, custom tours and instruction needs. We specialize in helping people who don’t own a board and can’t or don’t want to buy a board get out on the water as much as possible. It is that simple. We're connected with some of the leaders in the industry, including: Stand Up Paddle Industry Association World Paddle Association PaddleFit American Canoe Association Professional Stand Up Paddle Association National Organization for Rivers It is important to us to help this fast-growing sport do so in a safe, respectful manner. We are bonded and insured and are a permitted vendor with Metro Parks and Recreation. We are members of the Music City Concierge Association and the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp. We donate a portion of our proceeds to the Cumberland River Compact and other organizations in an effort to protect our local waterways. You can help, too. Collect a TWRA mesh bag's worth of trash on your paddle (or on the shore) and get 10 percent off your next rental or lesson.  We offer affordable YOLO Board and Hala Gear rentals, recreational how-to lessons and group paddles, PaddleFit, SUP yoga with certified yogis, race training and more. We are located on the water on Percy Priest Lake at Hamilton Creek Recreation Area. We accept walkups, but classes do sell out, so encourage you to book your advance reservation online.

Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.

Sellars Farm is a Mississippian Period town site near Lebanon, Tennessee. It's a state archaeological area and is managed by Long Hunter State Park. It's open from 8:00 am to sunset every day. Sellars Farm is open to the public for self-guided walking tours, and park rangers from Long Hunter occasionally give guided tours. The walking distance on the trail is approximately 1.4 miles over fairly level ground. Most of the length of the trail is under trees or has intermittent shade. About .5 miles is completely exposed to the sun during warm months when the trees are filled out; that exposure would increase a bit in the late fall and winter after the trees lose their leaves. Clean portable restrooms are located near the beginning of the trail. An informational kiosk, designed by Dan Webber, at the entrance to Sellars Farm gives an excellent illustrated overview of the Mississippian Culture Period and the Sellars Farm site. Tour brochures are available at the kiosk that include a map and guide to the site, with numbered points corresponding to markers along the trail that explain the site's features. Visitors interested mainly in hiking or experiencing nature should enjoy the walking trail. The trail is kept mowed down, but the rest of the area is left natural. In the spring and summer the ancient man-made earthworks are hard to see under the heavy foliage, even the large platform mound, but the plants and flowers are in full view.

Who is Lee Marshall of Silver Ridge Pottery? Lee grew up in Louisville KY, went to Sacred Heart Academy and worked at Bremner Bisquit Co. while getting an AS in mechanical engineering. She later obtained a BS in engineering from Michigan State University and an MBA from Keller Graduate School in Chicago. She spent 30 years in "Corporate" as an engineer and executive in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. During this time she discovered pottery making. She made so much pottery she didn’t know what to do with it, so she did her first art fair. When someone gave her money for pots she couldn’t give away to friends and family, it opened her eyes to many possibilities. In the 90’s, Lee realized that she could leave corporate America behind and devote her time to her passion of making pots. So she spent 2 years searching for property, designing the house and studio, and using her engineering skills to manage the building project. Twenty one years ago, Lee established Silver Ridge Pottery on a 10-acre mountainside just off Chicken Road in the small community of Pulltight, Tennessee, about an hour east of Nashville. She now produces porcelain vessels which can be seen at galleries, gift shops and art fairs all over the United States. My studio is open most days & twice a year I have an Open House at the studio, where i show off new work. To stay up to date on happenings at the studio send me an email at lmarsh@aol.com and i will add you to my email list.

Take a ride on the excursion train to Wilson County and enjoy the variety of traveling options - ride coach, in the dining car, first class, or dome car. You can also visit the museum and hobby shops. Call or visit the website for departure times and dates.

A DREAM COME TRUE… "The Candle Station is a dream come true for me to open my own shop of creative ideas to share with family, friends and new friends. Creating your own candle by choosing your favorite vessel to adding a unique fragrance that you love, with friends, drinks and laughter is what the experience is all about. Growing up in Mt. Juliet my whole life, I’ve always loved the old building beside the railroad tracks. Well now I get to share it with you. The oldest building in Mt. Juliet is now my newest shop to share with you. I have made connections with local artists for unique candle vessels for you to choose from, along with the incredible pieces the local artists create to sell in the shop. These items include paintings, hand-crafted ceramic pieces, blown glass jewelry and much more. I hope you enjoy your experience of making your own candle and your time with friends. Please plan to come back to make more candles and also shop the unique retail." Amy Hammer

The Mill at Lebanon is an adaptive reuse project converting the former Lebanon Woolen Mills into a mixed use facility encompassing offices, restaurants, retail, event spaces and other creative spaces. The Lebanon Woolen Mills began operation in 1908 and ceased operations in 1998. It has since been renovated and preserved and welcomes you to visit our very special space. Weekly Hours-Offices:Monday-Friday 9am-5pmSaturday 9am-3pm Tenants:Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pmSaturday- 10am-3pm

The Wilson County Archives were established in 1995. The archives are operated by the county government which appointed the Public Records Commission to oversee the operation. Hours of operation are from 9am to 3pm Monday through Friday.