MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Cannonsburgh Village is set to host the 49th annual Pioneer Days on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This beloved event promises a full day of family-friendly fun, showcasing the rich history and traditions of early Tennessee life.

Visitors to the historic village will find a variety of vendors offering handmade crafts, alongside live historical demonstrations including blacksmithing, basket weaving, and woodworking. The immersive experience is designed to celebrate the pioneer spirit and the craftsmanship of days gone by.

Live music will fill the air throughout the day, featuring performances by the Jake Leg Stompers, Stones River Bluegrass, the MidState Cloggers, and Home Sweet Home, who will perform on the front porch stage.

"We are looking forward to celebrating Pioneer Days, one of our favorite events here at Cannonsburgh," said Rachel Singer, Assistant Director of Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation. "There is nothing quite like seeing the village filled with people enjoying all the things that make Cannonsburgh the unique and authentic experience that it is known for, and we have some new and exciting things, too."

In addition to music and crafts, the event will also feature food trucks, a car show, an art show with pieces available for purchase, and open access to the village’s historic buildings.

Pioneer Days is free and open to the public.