TOURISM

Your destination for history, music, and outdoor adventure!
Downtown Sound
Experience the Summer Concert Series, sponsored by the Hartsville Rotary Club! Join us for an unforgettable musical experience set against the charming backdrop of the historic Trousdale County Courthouse. The concerts take place on a scenic outdoor stage, offering the perfect setting to enjoy live performances by top music groups spanning all genres. Bring your lawn chairs and savor a delightful picnic lunch from a variety of local vendors. After the music, explore unique shopping opportunities nearby for a full day of summer fun.
Stay tuned—dates and times will be announced this spring!
Battle of Hartsville Tour
Dive into the captivating history of the Battle of Hartsville and explore its profound impact on our town’s heritage. Our dedicated tour page offers a window into this pivotal Civil War event, guiding you through key sites, compelling stories, and historical landmarks that shaped the region. Experience immersive narratives and uncover the rich tapestry of Hartsville’s past. Join us on a journey that honors our shared history and brings this remarkable chapter to life like never before.
Enjoy the Cumberland River!
Treat yourself to a quiet day of fishing in solitude. Watch the peaceful sunset on a pontoon cocktail cruise with someone you love -OR- make waves with your smooth skiing technique and impress your friends in the boat: Kayak, canoe, raft, or paddleboard. Pick your idea of relaxing on the water and make it happen. Any way you choose, you can leave the crowd in your wake.
CUMBERLAND RIVER ACCESS POINTS:
Taylor’s Landing | Second Creek | Pine Cove | Lock Six Road

The Living History Museum
Experience life as it was on a 1930s tobacco farm with a visit to this beautifully recreated homestead. Explore the furnished and decorated house, barn filled with vintage farm tools, and a 100-year-old privy. Admire the craftsmanship of split-rail and picket fences, as well as the traditional log structures that showcase the era’s rural charm. Located on White Oak Street, across from the Historical Register Depot/Museum, this unique site is open by appointment only.