Pianist Tommy Jordan presented a program of popular classics from Broadway and the movies last Sunday, June 2, in the sanctuary of Franklin’s First United Methodist Church.

Selections included familiar favorites such as Henry Mancini’s “The Pink Panther” and Hoagy Carmichael’s “Georgia On My Mind,” along with a set of patriotic tunes and others.

Carson Community hosts the Heartland Band every Saturday night from 7 to 9 p.m., playing country, bluegrass and gospel. Pickers and singers are invited to participate.

No admission is charged and everyone is welcome.

Photo by Betsey Gooder

Three Eagle Outfitters hosted the Alive After Five networking event last Thursday.

Attendees perused the merchandise and sampled the wares from The Trail Tree, the new coffee and espresso bar inside the store.

Photo by Betsey Gooder

This week we will be having one of your favorite groups, “Sundown.” They will be doing the hits from Motown, the Seventies and a variety of music you love.

The main show beings at 7:00 p.m. There will be no Open Mic... the band uses their own sound setup.

So bring your chairs and neighbors and join us at the venue at the Town Hall for an evening of great music. These concerts are given to you free of charge by the town of Franklin. See you Saturday.

— Donnie Clay - Coordinator for Pickin’ on the Square