Franklin TN Fourth of July Celebration 
This year the Franklin on the Fourth will be nothing less than spectacular. Starting at noon the Public Square and Main Street will be bustling with music, children's activities, food, crafts, petting zoo and a million other things to do and see! 
The Franklin Fourth of July party starts at Noon on Sunday. There will be 3 music stages and roaming street entertainers. The stages will be at Five Points, on 4th Avenue North, and in the Square.
The Kid's zone will be filled with things to dazzle the little ones including face painting, the Sponge Bob Bounce House, slides, climbing walls and other inflatables. At the Five Point Stage Conductor Jack and the Zinghoppers will will perform two shows at 1 and 3pm. Jack was named "Best Children's entertainer" in Nashville by the Tennessean and Nashville's number One Kids Entertainer by Parent Magazine.
The Children's Parade will begin at Five Points at 4pm. There will be Prizes for best costume and decorated bikes and wagons. Pets are welcome!
Only the Franklin TN Fourth of July event would let you experience CMA Award winner Lorrie Morgan. She will perform on the Public Square stage at 7pm . Singing on stage since she was 13, she really made it big in the 1990s with her famous songs: "A picture of Me" and "I didn't know my own strength."
And then fireworks of course! You don't want to miss this wonderful event.
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family and plan to have a fun filled day. There will be opportunities for the kids to learn how to milk a cow, have their faces painted and win prizes. There will be plants and seeds for them to take home.
haven't signed up for one of the local CSA programs it's probably not too late yet. 
