Food is such an integral part of so many cultures. The culture of the American South is very much defined by food and the experience of sharing meals with loved ones. Enjoying local meals when you travel is one way to immerse yourself in local culture. Clarksville’s diversity, thanks largely to Fort…
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With rivers, caves, trails, and bluffs -- options for outdoor adventure in Clarksville are unlimited. Bcycle If this is your first time visiting, or even if it’s not, and you want to take your time and learn your way around Downtown Clarksville, then renting one of our BCycles is the perfect way…
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What better way to spend spring break than with some free activities that are fun for the whole family? While here, be sure to share your favorite discoveries by tagging us in your Instagram or Twitter photos with #visitclarksvilletn. Downtown Commons Downtown Commons is a full-block urban park and…
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Make your way to Historic Downtown Clarksville for a festive Christmas experience full of lights, entertainment, and delicious food. Many of the local restaurants and stores are decked out with Christmas trees, lights, and garland this time of year. Once the sun sets, the Christmas lights turn on…
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It may be morbid, or it may be Halloween, but there is something about visiting a graveyard that arouses intrigue and imagination. There are two historic cemeteries in Clarksville that date back to the very beginning when Clarksville was nothing but a small settlement. Riverview Cemetery Riverview…
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Evill Nash Brewery Q & A What made you decide to start a brewery? As a child I wanted to be a chef, and a business owner. I realized that I wasn’t going to be able to afford culinary school, so that dream was put on the back burner. In 2010 I was given the opportunity to brew and learn the craft…
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Boyd’s Farm Open since 1984, visiting Boyd’s has become an annual tradition for many locals. Boyd’s Farm is always buzzing with people picking the perfect pumpkin for the perfect price-only 25 cents per pound! Not only do they have pumpkins, but they have Indian corn, gourds, and winter squashes…
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First Presbyterian First Presbyterian, located at 213 Main St., was one of the first organized churches in the region. In 1822, the congregation started in homes with the first building being constructed in 1840, with the help of slave labor. There were 14 founding members of the church but the land…
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Along the Cumberland River sits the Smith Trahern Mansion. The beautiful 18th century home reflects the transition between Greek Revival and Italianate styles that was popular during the Pre-Civil War Era. The original building consisted of four large rooms that mirrored each other, on each of the…
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