Liberty's Station is a unique cafe in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, that provides job training and…read moreemployment for individuals with disabilities or other barriers to employment, operating out of a renovated gas station. It serves breakfast and lunch, with popular items like grilled cheese and tomato soup, and also functions as a community gathering space with event areas and a market. The mission is to build futures by developing skills and placing graduates in long-term community jobs, making it a "progressive workforce pipeline". I am one to support businesses like this

If you haven't been to Liberty Station yet, it's a must-try! Not only is it a great mission to…read moresupport, but the food is amazing too. I heard they serve the best grilled cheese sandwiches, and I have to agree! I loved the Tri-Star sandwich (cheddar, provolone, and cream cheese) so much that I had to order it twice! The combination of cheeses was perfect, and the grilled bread was just the right level of crisp. They're only open Wednesday through Saturday from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM, so make sure to plan your visit accordingly. Highly recommend checking it out! Great location with plenty of parking.

Murfreesboro's Saturday Market is the perfect way to spend a Saturday morning in the summer!…read more The market runs from 8-12 every Saturday from May to October. There are several large produce booths every week, and a variety of smallest vendors that rotate. Besides produce, other vendors sell meat and eggs, baked goods, flowers, prepared meals, gourmet peanut butter, and arts and crafts. Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it at the market! The busiest hour of the day is 10am. I recommend arriving early to avoid the crowds and getting a parking space just off the square. If street parking is full, there is also a parking garage on Lytle street.

I've been coming here for a few years and have yet to be disappointed. I normally buy peaches,…read moretomatoes, cucumbers, and then some treats for the week. Last week i got some banana bread, salsa, and pork rinds. They have plants, soaps, meat, jerky, fruits, veggies, you name it. Lots of places have free samples so you can try before you buy! Prices vary so do a walk through one time around to find the cheapest prices first

Absolutely amazing, beautiful, very clean and more importantly very educated and friendly staff…read more God bless you all.

I really like the way the United States flag is flown right in front of this mosque. That alone…read moregives it five stars in my book! I look forward to visiting one day. :)

I'm referring everyone I can think of to keep OFSDS.org in your thoughts, whether it's donating to…read morehelp care for the hundreds of senior dogs they watch over, buying their merch and becoming a Geezer Guardian which gives a precious senior canine citizen top quality of life for the remainder of their years. Even when a senior dog is in a foster home, Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary is paying for Vet care, grooming and food so the Guardian need only provide the Geezers love and a safe home for the rest of their lives. The Sanctuary is totally dependent on donations to keep their magnificent Sanctuary operating!!! OFSDS.org spread the love!!!

When I hit that senior age, I'd be happy to spend my days here. It's so warm and loving, plus…read moreendless belly rubs! I was lucky enough to get a tour OFSDS and this place is unlike any dog shelter I've ever seen, It's truly a sanctuary. They only cater to senior pups that we're either turned in, found, or the owner is no longer capable of caring for the dog. Every room here has a purpose; there areas for dogs who are missing limbs, blind or going blind, large outdoor areas for bigger pups, and even an indoor sensory area for dogs who are sensitive to bright lights and loud sounds. In this same sensory section is a water tank with a treadmill inside to help overweight pups get lean. They also have a huge restaurant sized kitchen, where they prepare and create food for dogs with dietary issues. I could go on forever about Old Friends Senior Dog Sanctuary, but you really should just experience it for yourself. They are always looks for dog loving volunteers!

Awesome group of people. Love to make donations there, so they can help get someone get back on…read moretheir feet. Love that they are non-profit and that they are actually helping their community. Love, love, love!

From the owner: Greenhouse Ministries, through local volunteers, provides relational ministries that are designed…read moreto inspire, give hope, and change lives.

This is my girls' first year attending and they love it. Everyone is so helpful and they have great…read moreexperiences.

My 7 year old goes to the boys and girls club in Smyrna, the woman up at the front desk, Katrina I…read morethink, is always so rude when I go in there. I understand being busy I am where I work too but I still provide great customer service, as should she. Terrible having to deal with her, it would probably hurt her to smile. On the other hand The other woman up front is always so nice, always smiles asks how we are, talks to my 3 year old daughter, always a pleasure to see her!!

As much as I dread going into or through ghetto Murfreesboro this Red Cross location was awesome…read more Parking is tight but the staff is kind and it was a great experience! Probably the least painful jab for donating blood ever! Thanks!

I made an appointment for this Red Cross location and they took me back right away after filling…read moreout my paperwork. Alica .... That's totally not spelled right but she did a great job and was so friendly and kept me company while I donated. I received a snack and a T-shirt on the way out! I highly recommend this location.