Town schedules annual Bloomin Festival and farmer's market permits for 2024

The Town of Nashville, NC, is gearing up for a vibrant season of community events following the recent council meeting on March 19, 2025. Among the highlights was the approval process for several special event applications, including the much-anticipated annual Bloomin Festival and the Farmer's Market.

The Bloomin Festival, set for May 27, is a staple in the town's calendar, with all necessary applications filed and awaiting final approval. Once the council gives the green light, the town will coordinate with the Department of Transportation to ensure a smooth event.

In addition to the festival, the Farmer's Market is scheduled to kick off its regular season on April 11, running every Friday until August 22, with additional dates in the fall. The market will feature live music, food trucks, and craft beer vendors, enhancing the community experience. Notably, the market will not operate on July 4, as many residents are expected to be away for the holiday.

The council also discussed the annual Halloween Trick or Treat Street event, planned for October 24. This event will take place downtown and involve collaboration with local organizations, including the Chamber of Commerce and law enforcement, to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for families.

As Nashville prepares for these events, the council's commitment to fostering community engagement and celebration is clear. The upcoming activities promise to bring residents together, highlighting the town's vibrant spirit and dedication to creating memorable experiences for all.