If you’re looking for a delicious dessert in Columbia, Tennessee, you have plenty of places to choose from. Check out these tasty cafes, shops, and restaurants the next time you need to satisfy your sweet tooth. Photo by Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash Pie Sensations 26 Public Square, Columbia, TN 38401 The award-winning Pie Sensations shop…
Halloween is just around the corner, and it’s a time when many enjoy reading and talking spooky tales. Tennessee has no shortage of its own creepy stories. If you’re a fan of urban legends and unsettling lore, check out some of the wildest and creepiest tales in the history of Tennessee. View our inventory of…
The charming town of Columbia, Tennessee, is the perfect destination for a day trip. With expensive green fields that line the Duck River and plenty of quaint restaurants to choose from, the town is a great place to escape if you’re looking to get out of Nashville for a day. What many don’t realize, though,…
Tennessee is full of opportunities to enjoy nature, and one of our favorite ways to do that is by hitting a hiking trail. If you’re local to Columbia, there are plenty of trails that are, quite literally, in your backyard. Here are some hiking trails that you can try in and around Columbia, Tennessee. Richland…
Whether you’re going for a vacation or day trip or are a long-time resident of Columbia, Tennessee, there are many fun and family-filled attractions in and near this small city. Columbia is in Maury County and is considered a part of the Nashville metropolitan area. The city considers itself the mule capital of the world,…
If you’re visiting the Columbia, Tennessee, area, here are some historic landmarks and museums you might want to check out: Elm Springs Elm Springs, a Greek Revival mansion, was the home of Susan Todd, wife of Confederate Army Colonel and Tennessee State Senator, Abraham Looney. Built-in 1837 for brothers James and Nathaniel Dick, wealthy New…
Mule Day is an annual celebration held in Columbia, Tennessee, in honor of all things related to mules. Previously known as “Breeder’s Day,” Mule Day was established in April 1840 as a meeting for mule breeders. On that day, mule farmers would bring their animals to the market to show, buy, and trade. The Breeder’s…