JANUARY 16

THROUGH JANUARY 12

THROUGH JANUARY 5

Santa Claus was busy in Montgomery County the past two weeks, even finding time to pay a visit to Signature HealthCARE of Clarksville at 198 Old Farmers Road. Santa visited with the facility’s residents, employees and their family members. He had a mixed reception from the Tucker girls, Ruby…

DECEMBER 28

The Clarksville Police Union No. 18 sponsored a Kids Shopping with Cops Extravaganza on Dec. 7 at Sango Walmart. Members sponsored a holiday shopping spree for more than 135 children. There were many heart-rending moments as each child made gift selections. Some shopped for themselves, and o…

The Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s winter Shakespeare production will be “Macbeth,” one of the Bard’s darkest and most famous tragedies.  

DECEMBER 20

Love Lights a Tree, a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, was Dec. 1 at Tennova Healthcare. 

•Holiday Happenings at The Library: Families can get into the holiday spirit 5-7 p.m. Dec. 11 at the Robert F. Sink Memorial Library, Bldg. 38 Screaming Eagle Blvd., while enjoying Christmas caroling with the 101st Abn. Div. Band, along with special story time, face painting, crafts and ligh…

DECEMBER 12

Some Fort Campbell Soldiers received boxes filled with items to make the Thanksgiving holiday a little easier. 

The new Christmas Light Run will give families a unique opportunity to run or walk through Christmas on the Cumberland and support Clarksville’s popular light display. 

DECEMBER 5

There’s no way to know where a good book may take you — especially for the holidays. 

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library will be in the holiday spirit with a variety of programs that offer something for everyone this season.

DECEMBER 2

Christmas on the Cumberland will offer the opportunity for thousands to experience the display of more than 2 million lights.

For the 10th year in a row, David Steinquest and his talented friends will gather at Austin Peay State University for a relaxed evening of holiday music, with this year serving as a sort of “greatest hits” event from a decade worth of concerts.

After the turkey and stuffing are put away on Thanksgiving night, bring the out-of-town guests to historic downtown Clarksville for family entertainment sure to get everyone in the holiday spirit.

The Austin Peay State University Department of Theatre and Dance and the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts will present “Five Savory Dishes” – a world-premiere evening of one-act plays written Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley, from Nov. 21-24.

THROUGH NOVEMBER 26

Celebrating 30 years, the Love Lights A Tree committee is selling lights to decorate its “Love Tree” and will take nominations for this year’s honorary chairperson. 

With a nod to yesteryear, the Cumberland Winds Jazz Project will team with Clarksville's oldest professional live theatre this fall to recreate an old-time radio show from the 1940s.