The Historic Old Hickory Village Neighborhood Association holds its monthly meeting on the second Monday at 7 p.m. This December session is a chance to hear community news, share feedback, and catch up with neighbors.

Kids build with the library's Lego bricks at the Old Hickory branch. Bricks provided.

The Old Hickory library's monthly book club for adults, held the third Tuesday of the month.

A play morning at the Old Hickory library for little ones (ages 0 to 5) and their grown-ups.

A family program that recreates Christmas 1836 at the White House, with games, ornaments, hot chocolate, and a service project. Activities are designed for ages 5 to 11 and are open to all. Tickets are $11 per student and $22 per adult; mansion tours are extra.

Weekly stories, songs, snacks, and a short activity for young children, led by Duckbill's regular storyteller, Jeffro.

A lantern-lit evening tour of the mansion and grounds, with early 19th-century holiday décor and Jackson family Christmas stories. Tickets are $50.

Actor Dick Terhune performs Dickens's A Christmas Carol on his own, playing more than 30 characters, with complimentary hot chocolate and a Christmas cookie before the show. Tickets required.

Lakewood Theatre Company closes its 2026 season with Mark Shanahan's A Sherlock Carol, a holiday mystery in which a grown-up Tiny Tim asks Sherlock Holmes to look into the peculiar death of Ebenezer Scrooge. At the theatre in the old Becker's Bakery building, 2211 Old Hickory Blvd. Tickets through TicketsNashville.

A lantern-lit evening tour of the mansion and grounds, with early 19th-century holiday décor and Jackson family Christmas stories. Tickets are $50.

Actor Dick Terhune performs Dickens's A Christmas Carol on his own, playing more than 30 characters, with complimentary hot chocolate and a Christmas cookie before the show. Tickets required.

Lakewood Theatre Company closes its 2026 season with Mark Shanahan's A Sherlock Carol, a holiday mystery in which a grown-up Tiny Tim asks Sherlock Holmes to look into the peculiar death of Ebenezer Scrooge. At the theatre in the old Becker's Bakery building, 2211 Old Hickory Blvd. Tickets through TicketsNashville.