The play, The Ghost of First Pres, is open and free to the public.

An original play by Rev. John Richard Todd is historically correct, interesting, and yet “tongue and cheek.”

Seating is limited, call 615-893-3882 for more information.

Juneteenth
Bradley Academy Museum will celebrate Juneteenth from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, June 4 at 415 South Academy St.

All the residents of Middle Tennessee are invited to enjoy the free event themed “Celebrating Unity and Freedom,” which is designed to honor African-American freedom while emphasizing education and achievement.

Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated tribute to the ending of slavery in the United States and originates from Galveston, Texas and the June 19 observance of African-American Emancipation Day.

The free and open event will be a day of celebrations, guest speakers, food, fun ad inflatables for the children.

Eagleville Main Street Festival
Eagleville holds its annual Main Street Festival from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday in downtown.

The free event features a car and motorcycle show, Eagleville’s Got Talent show, food, and vendor booths.

Eagleville High School Band will open the show, followed by Mid State Cloggers, then plenty of music for the day.

Eagleville’s Got Talent starts at 3 pm. Lots of fun for the kids - inflatables and Lucky Ladd Farm.

For more information, visit eaglevilletn.com.

Friday
6-11 a.m. - Rutherford County Farmer’s Market. Lane Agri-Park on John Rice Boulevard.

5-9 p.m. - Murfreesboro Hot Rod Club Cruise-In. The Avenue in the Belk parking lot. 4mhrc.net

7 p.m. - Friday Night Live. Featuring the Stones River Pilots. Murfreesboro Public Square.

7 p.m. - Secret Garden Party. Home of Jan and Britt Mioton, 1523 Mirabella Way. 890-2300

7:30 p.m. - Dixie Swim Club. Continues at 7:30 Friday night and 2 p.m. Sunday. Cannon County’s Center for the Arts, 1424 John Bragg Highway, Woodbury. 563-ARTS or artscenterofcc.com

Saturday
8 a.m.-Noon - Main Street’s Saturday Market. On the Historic Murfreesboro Square. 895-1887