We’re ready to celebrate.
Whether it’s at the newly renovated Mulehouse theater or on someone’s porch down in Mount Pleasant, Maury County likes to have fun. Every week, you’ll find concerts and events happening close to home, while Music City itself is only a short drive away. We’re also home to local breweries, beautiful wineries and an ever-growing list of one-of-a-kind restaurants.
From front porch to packed house: Live music in Maury County
Want a glimpse of where the music scene of Maury County is headed? Look no further than The Mulehouse, a world-class concert venue right in downtown Columbia. Originally home to the First Baptist Church of Columbia, the building was restored into a beautiful space with state-of-the-art sound systems, a full-service bar and plans for a restaurant. The Mulehouse is a bit like an even more intimate version of Nashville’s famed Ryman Auditorium.
Even when there’s not an out-of-town act at The Mulehouse, you’ll have no issue finding great tunes nearby. Puckett’s on the Columbia square hosts performers nearly every night of the week, Spring Hill’s Pickin’ in the Park series offers residents a rotation of live music. Another series, Music on the Porch in Mount Pleasant, sees historic homes turned into concert venues.
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Breweries, wineries & more
Columbia is home to two breweries: Asgard, located in a scenic spot right along the Duck River with ample outdoor seating, and Bad Idea Brewing, one of the anchors of the Columbia Arts Building. Also in Columbia, Taps off Main offers a wide variety of craft beers from around the world right in the city’s historic downtown.
In Mount Pleasant, Twisted Copper is a recent—and already beloved—addition to the city’s thriving main street known for its friendly atmosphere and community events.
In rural Maury County, the unsuspecting village of Hampshire is home to three vineyards. Amber Falls, Keg Springs and Natchez Hills wineries together offer some of the region’s best wine in Middle Tennessee’s beautiful rolling hills.
A growing food scene across the county
From kid-friendly restaurants with something for everyone to upscale spots perfect for date night, the quantity and quality of Maury County’s restaurants seem to grow by the day. In the section below, you can explore some of our local favorites. To get a full taste, you’ll have to visit for yourself. We’d be happy to have you.
Downtown Columbia
Artisan coffee roasted right here in Columbia.
Downtown Columbia
Southern classics in a sufficiently old-school setting.
Downtown Columbia
Upscale Asian fusion, plus a speakeasy-style piano bar.
Downtown Columbia
Ice cream made with milk from Tennessee cows.
Mount Pleasant Main Street
Cozy hometown spot for breakfast, lunch and coffee.
Columbia
Locals’ favorite spot for chicken wings and tenders.
Spring Hill
The best of Greek and Italian food—from pizza to pastries.
Spring Hill
Gourmet mac-and-cheese, baked with lots of love.
Mount Pleasant Main Street
American diner favorites in a retro setting.
