π Franklin, TN Β· Halloween 2026
PumpkinFest β Franklin, TN
PumpkinFest brings Halloween to Franklin for the 2026 season β october 24 and 25, 2026 at Downtown Franklin Main Street.
π― FRANKLIN, TNπ October 24 and 25, 2026π Downtown Franklin Main Streeπ¨βπ©βπ§ FAMILY FRIENDLYπ PAID ADMISSION
Follow the organizer:
Nothing says fall in Franklin like PumpkinFest. Beyond the pumpkin patch itself you'll find kid-friendly attractions, seasonal treats, and plenty of space for the little ones to run around.

π Event Details
π Venue: Downtown Franklin Main Street β Franklin, TN
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Dates: October 24 and 25, 2026
π Hours: Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Sunday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
π« Price: Free
πΆ Ages: All ages
π Parking: On-site / street parking β check the official event page for details
β± Plan for: 2β3 hours
π’ Organizer: See official event page
π Local Insight Ratings
Best for: Families with young kids, fall photo sessions, and anyone craving classic autumn vibes.

π‘ Know Before You Go
π Dress in layers β October mornings start chilly and warm up by afternoon; mud-friendly shoes help after rain.
π Budget for extras β admission often covers the patch, but bounce pillows, corn cannons, and treats are usually add-ons.
π Check the weather β patches are all outdoors; most stay open in light rain but close for storms.
π Go on a weekday morning β weekends get crowded; weekday visits mean shorter lines and better light for photos.
π Bring a wagon or wheelbarrow β pumpkins get heavy fast, and little legs get tired on the walk back.
β Frequently Asked Questions
Is PumpkinFest good for toddlers?
Absolutely β pumpkin patches are ideal for toddlers: flat ground, room to roam, and plenty of small pumpkins to 'pick'. Bring a stroller for nap time.
When is PumpkinFest open in 2026?
PumpkinFest is open October 24 and 25, 2026. Most patches run daily through October β check the official page for exact hours.
How much does PumpkinFest cost?
Free. Pumpkins are typically priced separately by size, so budget a little extra for your perfect pick.
