Nolensville’s annual Star Spangled Celebration is packing up and heading to Nolensville High School tonight, with gates opening at 5:00 p.m. and a fireworks finale set for shortly after 9:00 p.m. Organizers are lining up live music, food vendors and a kids' zone spread across the campus, and they are reminding visitors that athletic fields will be marked closed and that several items are restricted on school property.
The Town of Nolensville laid out the schedule and rules in a social media post and a town notice, with both listing activities beginning at 5:00 p.m. and a fireworks display slated just after 9:00 p.m. The details are posted on Facebook and on the town website at Town of Nolensville.
What To Bring - And What To Leave At Home
According to organizers, guests are welcome to bring chairs, cameras, plastic water bottles and strollers, and pop-up tents are allowed but must stay at the back of the parking lot. The official rules also prohibit pets, except service animals in vests, and bar alcohol, personal fireworks and any items made of glass. For safety, the town is asking that bikes, e-bikes, skateboards, scooters and golf carts remain outside the event footprint. These guidelines are outlined on NashvilleLife.
Logistics And Safety Notes
The town says athletic fields will be marked closed to the public and that enforcement will be strict, so anyone eyeing the grass for a prime viewing spot will need to rethink their game plan. An event layout shows where vendors, the Kid Zone and the fireworks launch area will be set up. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early, expect traffic around the high school and follow directions from staff and volunteers throughout the night. The event map and committee materials are available through the town’s event committee site at Town of Nolensville.
The celebration is free and family-friendly, with fireworks expected to begin shortly after 9:00 p.m. Nolensville High School is listed at 1600 Summerlyn Drive, according to NCES.
