Winterfest, songwriters, Disney trivia and enjoyable for youths

Make a toast, or many, to surviving the winter snow at this yr’s Winterfest Beer Blast, stay music, in addition to kid-friendly, to not point out academic, occasions in Spring Hill.

1. Winterfest Beer, Wine & Cocktail Festival for Columbia CARES

The 14th annual Winterfest Beer, Wine & Cocktail Festival for Columbia CARES returns this weekend, that includes all kinds of regional breweries, wineries, distilleries and extra.

This yr’s Winterfest will happen from 6-9 p.m. at The Memorial Building, 308 W. seventh St.

In addition to an evening of mingling, sampling and having fun with the flavors made in Middle Tennessee, Winterfest serves as an annual fundraiser for Columbia CARES.

The nonprofit has operated in Columbia for greater than 30 years as an advocate and useful resource for people with HIV/AIDS, serving purchasers 12 Southern Middle Tennessee counties. These companies vary from HIV/AIDS testing to counseling and medical help.

Tickets to the 2026 Winterfest Beer, Wine & Cocktail Festival are $48.39 and can be found at www.SimpleTix.com.

The occasion is 21 and as much as attend.

2. Mulehouse Songwriter Series

An night of stay music is all the time a great way to unwind after being cooped up all week.

The Mulehouse, 812 S. High St., will as soon as once more host its fashionable Songwriter Series with host Gary Chapman beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

This weekend’s lineup will characteristic songs and tales by Terri Jo Box and Marty Brown.

Box, a Texas native, has written hits for a number of big-name Nashville space acts, resembling Miranda Lambert, Eric Church and Lainey Wilson.

Brown has penned hits like “I’m From the Country” for Tracy Byrd, in addition to songs for Trace Adkins and Brooks & Dunn.

Tickets to Friday’s Mulehouse Songwriter Series are $23.90 and out there at www.TheMulehouse.com.

3. ‘Budget on a Bean’ at Spring Hill Library

Don’t you want you possibly can have realized the advantageous artwork of funds and deal with private funds at an earlier age?

The Spring Hill Public Library, 144 Kedron Parkway, will host an occasion with that in thoughts for college kids in grades Okay-2.

Budget on a Bean will happen beginning at 12:30 p.m. Saturday on the library.

The occasion might be a hands-on workshop designed to introduce younger youngsters all about cash administration utilizing beans to symbolize earnings and bills.

The class will deal with concepts like getting ready for emergencies, in addition to the distinction between a “want” and a “need.”

Registration is required to attend, which will be completed by visiting www.SpringHillTN.libcal.com.

4. Family Night Disney Trivia

Make the weekend a magical evening of enjoyable at Spring Hill Elementary School, 5359 Main St., for Family Night Disney Trivia.

Hosted by SHES Parent-Teacher Association, the occasion will happen from 5-7 p.m. Friday.

In addition to prizes for first, second and third place, Family Night will even characteristic a Disney costume contest for an opportunity to earn bonus factors.

Free cookies, tea and lemonade might be supplied, whereas Marco’s Pizza and sodas might be out there for buy.

The occasion is free to attend, however registration is required because of restricted seating. To register, go to www.Ticketleap.events.

The occasion might be canceled pending any college closures Friday.

5. Live leisure

Vintage Voltage will carry out at McCreary’s Irish Pub & Eatery, 814 S. Main St., beginning at 8 p.m. Friday.

The Inlaw Band will carry out at Fozzy’s Bar & Grill, 150 Stephen P. Yokich Parkway in Spring Hill, beginning at 8 p.m. Friday.

Vinyl Radio will carry out at The Mulehouse, 812 S. High St., beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $29.10 and out there at www.TheMulehouse.com.

The Def Leprechaun Band will carry out at McCreary’s Irish Pub & Eatery, 814 S. Main St., beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday.

Southbound Crows will carry out at Fozzy’s Bar & Grill, 150 Stephen P. Yokich Parkway in Spring Hill, beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday.

Nkahootz will carry out at The Boondox, 3543 Highway 431, beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday.

Jay Powell is a common reporter for The Daily Herald. Get up-to-date information in your inbox by subscribing to The Daily Herald publication at www.ColumbiaDailyHerald.com.