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Community Events
fourth of july celebration
You are invited to join us for a Star-Spangled Fireworks Extravaganza in celebration of our Nation’s Birthday.
small fry tri
Annual Small Fri Tri, ages 2-6, run, bike and swim (ok run through some sprinklers) Bring bike and helmet. 9am-11am @ Freeman Park.
children's fishing rodeo
The City of Bartlett hosts the Children’s Fishing Rodeo for ages 12 and under at Appling Lake in the Bobby K. Flaherty Municipal Center located at Highway 70 & Appling Road in Bartlett.
Bartlett Fall Festival
“BBQ Contest” and “Car Show”
christmas in bartlett
“Christmas Tree Lighting”, “Singing Around the Christmas Tree”
bartlett live
Parade at the A. Keith McDonald Pavillion
bartlett farmer's market
Parade at the A. Keith McDonald Pavillion
Music by the Lake
At Bartlett Performing Arts Center
Tourism
Bartlett is the epicenter for exploring the Memphis / Mid-South Region. The Wolfchase Commercial District has the largest concentration of hotel rooms in the Memphis area in addition to being the region’s major retail hub. Conveniently located at the crossroads of Interstate 40 and Germantown Parkway (TN 177), the Wolfchase / Bartlett retail complex is ideally suited for both business people and families that are seeking an ideal central location.
- To enjoy the activities of the Memphis area go to:
Local Entertainment & Attractions
- To explore the Mid-South region and Beyond go to:
Explore the Region
Priddy Farms
Located in the heart of Bartlett, TN, Priddy Farms, the perfect destination for your farm adventure. They host walk up families, Birthday Parties, Groups and Corporate Family Outings, Field Trip, Etc. Piddy Farms offers events in the fall and winter including a pumpkin patch and Christmas tree farm.
Trail of Tears Bell Route
The trail was once used centuries ago by animals, and later by indigenous people. The trail was later, infamously used as one of the main routes to force native tribes in the Southeast to the Indian territory established west of Arkansas. This trail is located in the heart of Bartlett with Stage Road being the main section. You can take the tour and learn more about the city of Bartlett's history.
Gotten House
The historic Gotten House was built in 1871 by Nicholas Gotten, (born 1832), a veteran of the Civil War. Admission is FREE! The museum is open the first and third Sunday of each month from 2-4 PM. Special tours can be arranged by calling 901.373.8433.
Cedar Hall
Built in 1845, the historic mansion at Cedar Hall is dripping with antebellum southern charm. With space and resources to host you and 250 of your closest friends and family, our professional and experienced staff is prepared to make your event just as unique as you are.
Davies Manor
The Davies Manor Association preserves and interprets the Davies Manor log house museum and historic site. We aim to provide an inclusive, multi-faceted space for the educational study of the Davies family, regional history, early Shelby County farm life, and the natural environment; by doing so, we create opportunities for the public to make meaningful connections between the past and the present.
Bartlett Performing Arts & Conference Center
BPACC is a multi-purpose facility offering cultural performances spanning a diversity of repertoire and disciplines. We provide an ideal place for business meetings, seminars, parties, luncheons and other gatherings. Maximize the attention given to your event by holding it in one of the most modern facilities in the Mid-South.