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Discover Tennessee's oldest single family owned winery by exploring its estate and sampling wines made from both local and regional fruits. Beachaven Winery has built a strong reputation for producing exceptional wines, with award-winning wines available for purchase in store and online. Additionally, the winery features a large gift shop with a variety of items. Throughout the year, Beachaven hosts live music events like its popular summer concert series, "Jazz on the Lawn."

Old Glory is a small-batch artisan distillery that handcrafts spirits using locally grown grains, ensuring that each product is made with care and precision. Old Glory Restaurant & Silo Park features authentic American cuisine with a strong emphasis on quality craftsmanship. Join a tour and tasting session to experience a variety of their craft spirits, including bourbon whiskey, gin, vodka, moonshine, rum, and more.

This multipurpose event center can host hockey, basketball, cheer, volleyball, dance, figure skating, concerts, motocross, and rodeos, as well as trade shows. The F&M Bank Arena is capable of seating up to 6,000 attendees depending on the sport.

Ford Ice Center Clarksville is a single sheet rink recreational facility located in downtown Clarksville with numerous hockey and figure skating programs for children and adults.

Liberty Park spans 146 acres next to the Cumberland River. The park features a 10-acre fishing pond, a community-built playground, and walking trails that total 1.8 miles. It also includes a four-lane boat ramp providing access to the river, four pavilions, King's Run Bark Park, multi-purpose sports fields, the Clarksville Marina, and Liberty Park Grill.

Dunbar Cave is an extraordinary prehistoric site, significant not only for Tennessee but for the entire Eastern Woodlands. It has been used for thousands of years and features important prehistoric Mississippian Native American cave art dating back to the 14th century. The park spans 144 acres in Clarksville, Tennessee.

Nashville, TN, known as Music City, is a short drive away and the home of country music as well as the state capital of TN. Visitors can stroll along Broadway to experience Nashville's vibrant restaurant and music scene. Popular attractions include the Grand Ole Opry, where some of country music's biggest names perform. Sports fans can cheer on the Tennessee Titans, Nashville Predators, the Nashville Sounds, and the Nashville SC. Nashville is definitely worth the trip.

Home of the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles, the Army's only Air Assault division, ort Campbell has supported the training and deployment of front-line Army units involved in the nation’s wars, beginning with World War II through Vietnam and Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, and up to the current Overseas Contingency Operations. Since 2002, Fort Campbell units have been among the most deployed combat units in the Army.

Home of the Governors, Austin Peay offers a comprehensive range of programs, including associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees. Austin Peay State University is a mission-driven, community-minded institution that provides transformational experiences through innovative, creative and scholarly activities. We welcome and inspire an inclusive community of learners to make a positive impact regionally and globally.

Oak Grove Gaming offers over 1200 machines on their gaming floor. Savor the finest of flavors at the signature steakhouse, Garrison Oak, recently voted “Best Steakhouse” by VIP Clarksville Magazine. Check out the food court, EATS for quick options. Plus, enjoy a wide variety of items at O’Dark Thirty Coffee House. Or stop by one of 3 bars to celebrate. And for more excitement, the racing track offers Harness Racing seasonally.

Clarksville’s Customs House Museum, built in 1898 to support the tobacco trade. Inside, you can explore permanent historical exhibits, rotating fine art displays, and one of the largest model train layouts in the region. The adventure continues at Explorers Landing, with engaging activities such as Building Our Town, The Bubble Cave, Puppet Theatre, and McGregor’s Market.