Wow, what an experience. I've heard of goat yoga, but never like this! We went for a bachelorette…read moreparty. About 40 mins outside of Nashville but worth the drive. The booking for a group was super easy. Our instructor, Phoenix, was incredible! One of the best yoga instructors I May have had. Accommodating and welcoming. Her daughter, Juniper was helping with the goats and cleaning after them. We got about 20 mins of yoga and 20 mins of goat time. They even had a mini photo shoot with all of the goats with us! Didn't rush us and had plenty of time. They let us meet some of the horses too! Highly recommend.

It was such a wonderful experience! So clean! The farm was serene! The goats were adorable!…read morePhoenix, the instructor, was amazing! We appreciated the friendliness of staff and the time Stephen took to show us around the farm!

Pricey, but cute idea and fun for the kiddo. Definitely for kids under 5 years old due to how large…read moreit is.

Jennifer is one of the original homegrown Gems that awaits the true explorer with her knowledge and…read morespontaneous attitude. I can most defiantly say I'll be back for a second round of exploring or maybe look into using her services to help set up our company party. Once again a big thank you for a fun filled day exploring the country side.

We were just in Nashville in July and we did a tour with Jennifer…read more It was amazing being able to have a tour with someone with tremendous knowledge of the area as your guide. We were able to to visit some of the farms and had a chance to meet the farm owners. Jennifer knows everybody in the area she took us. She can offer you amazing insights if you are looking for in-depth tour in Nashville to some off-the-beaten-path places. Jennifers has all the tools one need to offer us a enjoyable and unique travel experience as a person. The exclusively local snacks and what's in the cooler at the back of her van certainly helps to completely our perfect day with her as well.

We did a floral painting class with Julia F. and it was awesome! Julia was a great teacher. The…read moreclass was super fun. I'm really happy with how my painting turned out! You can bring your own snacks and drinks. We had a great time.

Had a wonderful fun-filled experience! I brought my family and Nicole warmly welcomed us as we…read moreentered. She was an excellent teacher in taking us step by step and answering all our questions. We left feeling happy with our "masterpieces." I highly recommend Painting With A Twist. So fun!

Where to start describing this place?…read more Hardware: do you remember that local hardware store that always had that one weird part you needed? This is that place. Plumbing, electrical, fasteners, fan belts, air filters, light bulbs, tools, small engine repair, keys, etc... Feed: farm and garden supplies, compost, feed, local produce, etc... Farmacy: homeopathic remedies, CBD, fresh local herbs and spices, teas, etc... They also have a fine selection of beer and wine, and a kitchen with wonderfully fresh, locally-sourced meats and produce - great burgers and fries, salads, mushrooms, onion rings, etc... (I hear pizza is coming;-) And since the owners are accomplished musicians, they put in a full stage with back line, lights and sound, a piano and a Hammond organ with Leslie. They have 2 or 3 musical acts a day. Come in for lunch, where most days Gene Dunlap (Faron Young, Loretta Lynn, et.al.) plays piano jazz and country, often accompanied by a patron who happens to play an instrument or sings. Around dinnertime, there is typically a jazz combo playing the great American songbook while you eat, or you can browse for hardware with a beer in your hand! Can't do that at Lowe's! Nightly entertainment is one or two acts playing all styles: blues, country, rock, pop, bluegrass, soul, R&B; everything from solo singer/songwriter to full bands with horns, and everything in between. Check their social media for the current lineup. Saturday afternoon is one of the most magical times - the Open Community Jam starts at noon and everyone is welcome to come participate - can't play an instrument? That's okay, come and sing your favorite song, backed up by some of Nashville's best. Oh, and they've converted the loading dock and back yard to a smoking and pet-friendly hang spot that doubles as an extra stage and performance space where they often have outdoor festivals and makers markets. Family-friendly, everyone-is-welcome, judgement-free community vibe. If you want a fancy, corporate, cookie-cutter hardware store or honky-tonk, this ain't it. If you prefer a down-home, out of the way, locally owned and run small business, try Joelton Hardware. This is my favorite place. It'll be yours, too. P.S. A few of the other reviews have mentioned that service can be slow at times. This is often because the owner and/or her kids are doing everything - cooking the food, waiting tables, selling hardware, and running the register. It will only get better as business builds and Kris can hire more people. Be patient and enjoy the vibe of the place. It is always worth it to your soul to slow down a little and escape the hustle and bustle.

I found out about Joelton Hardware through a friend. Nothing quite like a hardware store, with a…read morebar, kitchen, and a live music stage, right? This is so old school it is not funny. You walk in the store and there is a bar with a cash register. A few tables scattered down the middle with a stage on the far left side of the room. You see the kitchen window in the back, but there are also various items you can buy. Need a light bulb? Got it. Plumbing? Yep. Electrical? Sure. Fan belt? Why not. In short, a very unique atmosphere and worth coming at least once just to see it for yourself. When we got there, the band had just gotten up to play. The lead singer announced his drummer was unable to make it, so his son was stepping in. How was the band? They were okay. But this is just outside of Nashville, where you can find famous country artists singing in their local church and musicians that can pick up any song by listening to a short section on their phone. The kid was actually a good drummer. Band played a lot of oldies, and not country. I give them two thumbs up. Decent beer list for the standard domestic and craft beers you find at most places. I believe they rotate some of their handles, but did not confirm that. Food? Fairly standard for a small town place. Tenders were breaded in house. Not sure, but the fries appears to be hand cut, with skins on. If frozen, they did not destarch the fries, which would be unusual. The gyro is not on a spit (not surprising) so a bit less appealing, but the fresh produce was a nice touch after so many places having what is obviously sysco produce. I would rank this as a nice spot to grab a meal and listen to live music after a trail walk in either Beaman Park or Fontannel.

Kathleen was the lady at the desk and she was fantastic. We really enjoyed the small little museum…read moreand learning more about the area. Loved the hot air balloon mail story.

The museum is interesting enough, but each year, the museum hosts a candlelight cemetery tour, and…read morethat is truly special. It's not like the haunted tours that are so common this time of year, but rather, an introduction to some of the pasts citizens of the area. They have actors who portray some of the people who are buried there. Each actor is dressed as the person represented, and gives a first-person narrative of that person's life. I thought it was fascinating, and as an amateur genealogist, I'd love to see some of my own ancestors portrayed.

I was gifted with a package of farm fresh mild sausage and we cooked it up for Christmas Day…read morebreakfast. All I can say is WOW!! It is hands down the best pork sausage we've ever had and we highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys sausage with breakfast!

Great smoked meats. Loved the country ham and hot smoked sausage. Will be going back for more.read more

I have been to Nashville Nightmare many years now, but was disappointed by my experience this year…read more Entry was relatively quick; we previously have waited up to an hour to get into the actual grounds, but this time it only took 15 minutes on the Saturday before Halloween. I appreciate that the houses are updated yearly, which allows repeat visitors some new spooks and experiences. However, one of the updates of this year I found to be cheap, and I was frustrated with the experience. My partner and I collect the souvenir photos that are taken at the beginning of your experience. There are three rooms to take photos in, and this year we finally completed our trifecta. Unfortunately, they made a decision to only sell the photos with photoshopped backgrounds. The photo booth areas already have decorations, and can stand alone without the photoshop, which looks... terrible. We really just wanted a photo in the booth with the built-in background. In addition to our photos (3 large, 2 small, all photoshopped with different backgrounds), we were given novelty frames with our purchase that are very poorly made. The frames were already damaged when we got them and have sharp edges. We pulled the protective film off, so I know they are new, they are just poorly made. I hope they stop photoshopping the backgrounds, and get some quality products because we are certainly paying for them $$$

We took our 4 kids ages 7,8,13 and 14 through all 4 haunted houses. We had the BEST time. We went…read moreon a Thursday so the lines weren't bad at all. The actors were amazing with my younger kids. They would jump out and scare them and then give them a fist bump. The decorations were amazing. Truly unreal the attention to detail. It was a Halloween wonderland. I can't say that it was super scary. It might be because we had kids with us and the actors took it easy on us, which worked out great! Great fun family night! We already decided this would be our new family Halloween tradition every year!