Springtime in Springfield, Tennessee, is a season of renewal, community, and celebration. With the arrival of warmer weather, the town comes alive with a vibrant mix of cultural, literary, and family-friendly events. Whether you love the arts, enjoy good food, or are looking for activities for the whole family, there is something for everyone this spring. Mark your calendars for these must-attend events happening in March, April, and May 2025!
march
March brings an exciting theatrical performance to Springfield with the Robertson County Players’ production of Pride and Prejudice. This beloved Jane Austen classic will be performed at Coopertown Middle School on March 28 and March 29, offering audiences multiple chances to experience the timeless story of love, wit, and social class. Don’t miss this incredible adaptation that brings literature to life on stage.
april
April kicks off with a literary journey as the Southern Lit Society Book Club meets on April 6 to discuss Shi Yang: Queen of the Pirates at the Robertson County Historical Society. This event is perfect for book lovers eager to explore Southern history through literature. Later in the month, families can enjoy a truly unique Easter experience at the Heli-Drop & Hop on April 12 at Red River Farms. This event features a helicopter egg drop, breakfast, a kid zone, and photo ops with the Easter Bunny. That same day, young space enthusiasts in grades 4-10 can participate in Mission: Astronomy at the Gateway STEM Center, a two-part event that includes a daytime learning session and an evening stargazing experience. For veterans and active-duty military personnel, the PGA HOPE Springfield golf session on April 14 at The Legacy Golf Course offers a chance to learn and enjoy the sport in a supportive environment.
may
May is packed with exciting events, starting with another installment of the Southern Lit Society Book Club on May 5, where participants will discuss I Was Anastasia. Food lovers will not want to miss the 2nd Annual King of The Craw Crawfish Boil Competition & Fish Fry on May 10 at the Robertson County Fairgrounds, where local chefs compete while attendees enjoy delicious seafood and community camaraderie. For those who appreciate the arts, ArtFest on May 17 at the Willow Oak Center for Arts and Learning offers a full day of live music, dance performances, arts and crafts activities, and cultural exhibitions—all for free! Finally, the month concludes with Evening in Elmwood on May 31, a historical event at Elmwood Cemetery hosted by the Robertson County Historical Society, featuring a catered meal and a unique look into local history. Also, join us on May 3rd to kick off our Night Markets which will be on the 1st Friday of each month starting in May through October. Head to Historic downtown Springfield, TN and enjoy live music, food trucks, a kids’ zone, specialty vehicle cruise-in, plus shopping with 80+ local farmers, artists, makers, boutiques and your favorite downtown merchants. These events are family and pet-friendly and Free! Visit our 1st Fridays page for more information including an event map, our 2025 event sponsors and our live music lineup.
Plan Your Spring in Springfield!
From theatrical performances to book club meetings, from cultural festivals to stargazing nights, Springfield, TN, offers an exciting lineup of events this spring. Whether you’re a local resident or visiting for the season, these gatherings promise unforgettable experiences. Make sure to mark your calendars and join the fun!
For more details on tickets and event updates, visit the respective event organizers’ websites or social media pages. Enjoy your spring in Springfield!