It's always a treat for us to look back and see what posts our Visit Clarksville Instagram followers liked most for the year. More than accumulating likes or followers, reflecting reminds us that visitors come to Clarksville from all over the world. (Not so much in 2020, but still from all across…
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Clarksville has no shortage of attractions and activities for families to enjoy on any given afternoon. One of the more unique options is the local multi-interest museum located in a historic U.S. Post Office and Customs House building from 1898 in downtown Clarksville, the Customs House Museum &…
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The holidays are upon us; let the shopping begin! Shopping locally this holiday season is important, now, more than ever. Clarksville is home to many small business owners who need our support this year. In the best interest of customers, local businesses are adopting new protocols and implementing…
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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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UPDATED: JULY 8, 2020 Whether you’re looking for an action-packed day trip or an unforgettable weekend getaway, Clarksville, Tennessee is a fantastic place for you and your girlfriends to eat, drink, shop, explore, and make memories that’ll last a lifetime. From hikers to history buffs, foodies to…
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As the dust settles on another hectic work week, Clarksville locals and area visitors begin looking forward to the weekend and the abundance of after-hours fun our city has to offer. Choosing from the many events and venues around town can sometimes feel overwhelming. Tonight, my friends and I…
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Whether you have celiac disease, are gluten intolerant or sensitive, or simply practice a gluten-free lifestyle, finding restaurants that offer gluten-free menu options can be a challenge. No matter if you are a tourist, visiting family or friends, or a long-time Clarksville native, worry no more…
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Make your way to 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. Up and down…
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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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“There’s a real sense of community here,” said Lucian Greene, a Clarksville-based guitarist and vocalist, speaking about the growing local music scene. “Everyone helps each other out, and we all want other bands to succeed. Mostly, we just want to have a good time and keep doing what we’re…
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