Presented by: Republic Bank
Get ready to make holiday memories at the 2026 FrankTown Festival of Lights, happening November 20 – December 31 at the Williamson County Agricultural Center in Franklin, Tennessee. Open nightly from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, rain or shine, this beloved Franklin Christmas lights event is the ultimate family-friendly holiday experience in Middle Tennessee. Directly off I-65, the lights are just a short drive south from Nashville.
Drive through more than 200 dazzling light displays—each synchronized to festive Christmas music you can tune into on your car radio. After your one-and-a-half-mile drive, stop for a picture-perfect moment under the giant lighted Christmas tree and don’t miss FREE photos with Santa, who’s there every night! Warm up with hot cocoa and s’mores by the fire pit and grab a bite from the onsite food truck.
🎄 Back by popular demand: Walkin’ Wednesdays!
On November 25 and December 2, 9, & 16, guests can park their cars and stroll the lighted route from 5:00–6:30 PM before it opens for vehicles at 7:00 PM. Purchase a passenger vehicle ticket (up to 8 walkers) or large vehicle ticket (9–15 walkers) to enjoy this exclusive walking experience.
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The FrankTown Festival of Lights combines festive fun, local charm, and community spirit—all while supporting FrankTown Open Hearts, a local nonprofit helping youth in Williamson County.
📍 Event Details:
Location: Williamson County Agricultural Center, Franklin, TN
Dates: November 20 – December 31, 2026
Hours: 5:00–9:00 PM nightly
Tickets: Buy now and use any night of the week!
Weather Policy: Come rain or shine, we'll be open!
Our Socials: Follow along for updates and sneak peeks: Instagram and FaceBook
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