Download the digital map and guide below, or pick up a free printed copy at any participating stop.
The tour is completely self-guided — start anywhere you like. Each stop lists hours, directions, and what you'll find there.
Drive at your own pace, meet the makers, shop with cash or card, and enter the giveaway at each stop you visit.
Scenic farms, roadside markets, and artisan showcases across the county.
No tickets, no set route.
Go where you want, at your own pace.
Meet painters, blacksmiths, fiber artists, and more, live at each farm.
Produce, plants, flowers, eggs, dairy, soaps, and more — bring a cooler and cash.
Petting zoos, wide open farmland,
and plenty of room to roam.
Collect stamps at 5+ stops for a shot at the grand prize drawing.
Tap into each one to see
what's waiting for you.
What You'll Find
A family-owned farm raising beef cattle and growing fresh flowers, veggie plants, and hanging baskets. Wander through fresh-cut flowers and seasonal produce grown right here on the farm, and don't forget to enter the giveaway and get your passport stamped while you're at it.
Featured Artist
Lisa Lynn Manley, an eclectic artist working in fine art, photography, and video. Her photographic work helps her explore variations in light and frequently serves as inspiration for her paintings
Address
3099 Bearwallow Rd, Ashland City
What You'll Find
A non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals facing various life challenges through outreach programs involving animals and nature. The organization's mission centers on providing support, dignity, and opportunities to those in need.
Featured Artists
Dustine Roberts, a landscape painter who loves chatting with visitors about her work and even takes custom commissions on the spot. She has a love for capturing the beautiful landscapes and farm life of Tennessee in oil.
Christie Grotheim, an artist and the author of best-selling book, “The Year Marjorie Moore Learned to Live.”
Address
1394 George Boyd Rd, Ashland City
What You'll Find
Harpeth Moon Farm strives for environmental and community sustainability. They believe in promoting a balanced ecosystem and giving back to the land that continues to give so much in return.
Featured Artist
Breanna Cox, of Golden Thistle Studio, whose paintings invite you to slow down and really look at the landscape around you. Her paintings explore the experience of encountering the natural world as something living, rhythmic, luminous, and filled with wonder. Rather than describing a landscape exactly as it appears, she seeks to translate what it feels like to stand within it—to experience its movement, atmosphere, changing light, and quiet mystery.
Address
1503 Hwy 70 S, Kingston Springs
What You'll Find
Joyful Blessings Farm is owned and operated by Chris and Yolanda Bickham. The farm offers fresh farm eggs, handcrafted soaps, soothing salves, body butters, and nourishing tallow face creams. Seasonal vegtables are also for sale.
Featured Artist
Rabbit Trail Studio is the combined creative effort of husband-and-wife team Devin and Julia Wright. Rabbit Trail Studio's name expresses the various artistic disciplines they love to follow: serious and quirky illustration, costume and prop design, photography, and even, large-scale murals! They are currently based in Charlotte, TN, and are the proud parents of five beautiful children. They believe there is a story hidden in everything, and their mission is to bring those stories to life.
Address
3970 Hwy 12 N, Ashland City
What You'll Find
KLD Farm is a 4th generation family-operated farm nestled on 82 lush green acres of land just 20 minutes outside of Nashville. Owned by Ken Drinnon and his daughter, Christi Costi, raise cattle with no steroids, growth hormones or antibiotics of any kind. To ensure superior quality beef, the cattle are grass-fed and grain-finished. They sell pork, chicken and eggs from neighboring Amish farmers.
Featured Artist
Chief's Metal Works, a locally operated custom fabrication and engraving business in Chapmansboro, Tennessee, creates custom metalwork, laser-engraved products, leather patch hats, powder-coated pieces, and personalized gifts. Their faith is at the heart of their family and business. They are grateful for every opportunity, every customer, and every blessing God has given them, and they strive to honor Him in the way they work and serve others.
Address
1110 Turnipseed Rd, Ashland City
What You'll Find
Browse plants and garden tools to take home for your own backyard.
Featured Artist
Aleshia McDonald blends her passion for painting with her love of fiber arts in a unique way. Inspired by her adorable long-wool sheep, she creates paintings that feature her fuzzy friends, then incorporates locks of their beautiful wool into the canvas, creating a tangible connection to the animals portrayed.
Address
2605 Church St, Pleasant View
What You'll Find
Hollar Hill Farm raises Leichester Longwool sheep, a heritage breed on the endangered list. Hollar Hill grows seasonal produce, flowers, and Elizabeth is a fiber artist and potter who hosts classes at her farm.
Featured Artist
Kristie Fakhoorian, rooted in the landscape of Pegram, explores nature’s stories through the fluid grace of watercolors and the vivid depth of acrylic paints. Inspired by the quiet rhythm and rich textures of rural life, her work celebrates the deep connection between artistic heritage, natural beauty, and traditional craft.
Address
2114 Griffintown Rd., White Bluff
What You'll Find
A highlight of the Cheatham County Ag & Arts Tour! Owners Rebecca (Becky) Waynick and her husband invite you to explore this thriving agricultural hub. As a special feature, the farm is proud to host the Sycamore High School Future Farmers of America (FFA). Visitors can take guided property tours, discover hands-on student farming projects, and learn about local plant and animal sciences. Come experience the roots of community education and agricultural traditions firsthand!
Featured Artist
A Piece of the South Creations is the dream of a not-so-Southern family, and their love for art, food, and the South’s rich traditions. Inspired by its culture and warmth, we create handcrafted resin and acrylic jewelry, wine accessories, and art that capture Southern charm. But our passion doesn’t stop there—we also cook and plan to bring Southern flavors to life with a future food truck. Through our creations, we share the beauty, creativity, and hospitality of the South—one piece at a time. Anita Shaprio, owner of A Piece of the South Creations, will be selling her creations along with delicious hand crafted candies!
Address
1021 Old Clarksville Pike, Pleasant View
What You'll Find
The Land in Kingston Springs, Tennessee, is a vibrant agritourism co-op. It features family-friendly spaces like The Yorkshire Deli for British-inspired dining, alongside Wonder Gift & Garden and The Treehouse Tennessee. Visitors can explore beautiful plant nurseries, enjoy community events, and shop for unique, locally crafted goods in a peaceful, farm-to-table country setting.
Featured Artist
Janet Petrell is a zipper artist who creates art under the banner of Zipperworks. Zipperworks are intricate, illustrative works that are made up of flora, fauna, landscapes, abstract designs entirely made from zipper teeth and components of the zipper. Stylistically, Janet is a self-taught artist who carefully constructs and composes her pieces so the viewer cannot see the zippers unless she wants to purposely reveal them. Janet strongly believes in upcycling that many of the canvases used are old 3.5 floppy disks, discarded wood paneling, cabinet doors and recycled paper.
Address
114 Hwy 70, Kingston Springs
What You'll Find
Paradise Produce is a beautiful family farm run by Stacy and Sonia Geny. They grow fresh, no-spray crops like delicious tomatoes and seasonal vegetables. As a host for the Cheatham County Ag & Arts Tour, this welcoming farm is the perfect stop for visitors. You can explore the lush fields and learn about small-scale farming. Co-owner Sonia is also a talented artist, and she will proudly exhibit her beautiful art right at the farm location. Come see great art and great agriculture meet!
Featured Artist
Sonia Geny, whose heritage fine art is rooted in Appalachian history and the textures of everyday rural life. She specializes in heritage fine art that explores Appalachian and regional themes. Characterizing her work as "art of hope & dirt," she finds inspiration in worn historical photos, sweeping local landscapes, and the quiet dignity of historic homesteads. Working across versatile visual mediums, including acrylics and ink on surfaces like clayboard, Sonia captures the layered nostalgia and enduring spirit of rural history, transforming forgotten moments into evocative visual stories.
Address
2420 Jack Teasley Rd, Pleasant View
All 10 stops, mapped across Ashland City, Kingston Springs, Pleasant View, and Chapmansboro. Scan the QR code below to download every location straight to Google Maps.
It is a two-day, self-guided tour of farms through the back roads of Cheatham County, Tennessee. Each destination on the map features an agricultural element combined with local artists, crafters, musicians, etc. Activities include farm tours, demonstrations, arts & crafts for sale, as well as seasonal produce, musical performances, and more!
The Ag & Arts Tour will take place on September 26, 2026 from 10 AM until 5 PM.
Yes! The Ag & Arts Tour is free to attend — there's no admission fee to visit any of the tour stops. Just keep in mind that food, drinks, handmade goods, and some special activities may have a cost.
The tour is completely self-guided, so you can start anywhere you like. Use the Tour Map to explore all the stops and see which artisans will be at each location. Plan your route based on your interests and enjoy the weekend at your own pace.
The tour takes place rain or shine! Sites may close if there's a threat of severe weather, as the safety of our visitors, farmers, and artisans is our #1 priority. The Ag & Arts Team will be updating Facebook throughout the weekend.
We love animals, but we kindly ask that you leave pets at home. Many of our tour stops are working farms, and pets can create food safety concerns or stress for livestock. Of course, service animals are always welcome.
