Trunk-or-treat
Dress up, visit decorated trunks, and make some sweet fall memories.
You’re invited · Clarksville, Tennessee
8th Annual Fall Safety Festival
Join Alexis Goines and The Goines Agency for a day made for neighbors: family fun, practical safety education, trunk-or-treat, and plenty of local connection.
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.672 Riverside Drive, Clarksville, TN
Hosted in Collaboration With
Costumes are encouraged, families are welcome, and admission is free. Bring your people—and your best fall spirit.
Save the date
A fall Saturday for the whole family.
Mark your calendar and make plans to spend the day with the people who make Clarksville feel like home.
When
Saturday, October 17, 2026
11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Where
672 Riverside Dr.
Clarksville, TN
Good to know
Free & family-friendly
Costumes welcome. Come ready to play and learn.
Bring
Your neighbors
Invite your family, friends, and fall spirit.
On the agenda
Come for the fun. Leave feeling prepared.
There’s something for every age, with simple ways to make safety part of everyday life.
Safety education
Explore prevention resources and practical ideas that help protect what matters.
Local voices
Meet local vendors, nonprofits, and community organizations doing good work close to home.
Family fun
Enjoy games, costumes, connection, and a welcoming day for the whole family.
Better together
Community makes the day possible.
The festival is a shared effort, hosted by Alexis Goines and The Goines Agency (Allstate) alongside local people and organizations who care about Clarksville families.
We’re grateful for community partners including United Way of Greater Nashville and Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, plus the volunteers, sponsors, vendors, and neighbors who help bring the day to life.
Special thanks to Kristen Jaggers and the whole United Way of Greater Nashville team for their partnership and care in putting this event together with us.
Thank you to our sponsors, vendors, and volunteers
To our local sponsors, thank you for investing in Clarksville families. To the vendors who bring the festival to life with their time, tables, treats, and good energy—and to every volunteer who helps the day run smoothly—thank you. You make this free, welcoming day possible for our neighbors.
From years past
Eight years of bringing neighbors together.
A few memories from the Fall Safety Festival gatherings that brought us here.
Rise with us.
Let’s make this fall one to remember.
See how Goines to Rise turns community energy into grants, events, and practical support.