Destination Gallatin

08/25/2026

We at Destination Gallatin mourn the loss of a true Tennessee icon, Dolly Parton. We are grateful for Dolly and the lifelong contributions she made to tourism, our state, and generations of Tennesseans. Her legacy will live on for years to come. 🦋💜

08/17/2026

Gallatin was once again in the spotlight this past week as Jockey International and Dialed Film returned to downtown for a very special production. Jockey chose our historic square as the setting for its holiday catalog, bringing a major national campaign right here to Gallatin!

A big thank you to Downtown Gallatin, Honey Rock Books, Public Square LLC, Black Elm Coffee, and all of our downtown merchants for creating such a welcoming atmosphere for this photoshoot. Also, a special shoutout to the Gallatin City Government Public Works team for bringing the holiday spirit to life on the square! 🎄

We’re proud to see a globally-recognized brand choose Gallatin (again) for such a large production. Good news travels fast, and we’re excited to see our downtown make another national appearance this holiday season!

08/13/2026

A little ✨BTS✨ of today’s holiday catalog photoshoot with our friends from Dialed Films on the Downtown Gallatin square! 🎄

08/12/2026

Good news: Our historic downtown square is THRIVING! We're excited to welcome an awesome clothing brand to Gallatin tomorrow for their holiday catalog photoshoot. More details to come! ✨

07/31/2026

A reminder that Oak Grove Market is only open today and tomorrow before they close in preparation for the BIG grand opening Labor Day Weekend! 🌿

07/16/2026

Happening TONIGHT! See you out on the Gallatin square! 🎶

07/09/2026

Next week, spend your Thursday night in Downtown Gallatin with live rock music, local vendors, and family-friendly fun at Rock Night! Enjoy the event right on the square from 6:30 PM to 9 PM 🎸

07/08/2026

Happening tonight! Visit the historic Downtown Gallatin square for this once-in-a-lifetime historic event!

Tomorrow marks 250 years since the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence🇺🇸, when John Nixon read it aloud to the citizens of Philadelphia on July 8, 1776.

Join us from 5:00 to 9:00 PM on the Historic Downtown Gallatin Square (📸 checkout the throwback photo of the square) as we celebrate 250 years of freedom with food trucks, live music, a live reading of the Declaration of Independence, a patriotic ceremony, family activities, a patriotic drone show, and plenty of Sumner County history!

Be sure to stop by the Sumner County Museum booth, where you can:
🗽 Take a photo with Lady Liberty
🏕️ Visit with an early settler and learn what life was like in Revolutionary War era Sumner County
🦫View Revolutionary War fi****ms and fur trading pelts
📜 Discover the stories of Sumner County’s earliest settlers
🕯️ Learn about our 30th Annual Candlelight Cemetery Tour’s connection to America 250!🇺🇸