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Get your family and friends together for a group photo, have the photo sent to you or uploaded directly to your social media complete with hashtags. Giles County's own Mike Venable will be at Summer SOULstice with his photo booth with a green screen that allows for a variety of backgrounds. 'What makes it even better is they will all be donating portions of their sales to Relay For Life.' 'The food trucks will be selling their delicious food on South Second Street,' Officer said.

Hillbilly Seafood Company of Pulaski, which serves fresh seafood like shrimp and oysters.

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The Dotted Lime of Columbia, featuring organic, gluten free and holistic fare.Grub on Hubz of Lawrenceburg, featuring burgers, quesadillas, grilled cheese specialties and more.

The Copper Kettle of Lawrenceburg, which serves sweets and other refreshments.

Cajuns of Pulaski, which serves traditional Louisiana cajun cuisine.

The food trucks scheduled to be at Summer SOULstice are: While Relay For Life booths will continue to sell food as part of their fund raising efforts, area food trucks will be part of the Summer SOULstice festival for the first time this year to help meet the food demands of the crowds the festival has attracted. They will sell snow cones and chances to win an autographed Tyler Smith jersey. Basketball goals will be set up for a chance to shoot hoops with Smith and the team.

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Pending a June 12 public hearing and vote of the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen, patrons of the event at STAAR Theatre will be allowed to take their beverages into an area outside to take in the sights and sounds of the Summer SOULstice festival.įor the first time in Tennessee a festival will have a mobile zip line, which Officer said will be fun for children and adults.The zip line will be located on Jefferson Street on the north side of the square beginning at 5 p.m.įormer Giles County High School great Tyler Smith and former GCHS basketball Bobcat Chris Bledsoe will be on the north side of the square with their Tyler Smith Elite youth basketball squads. STAAR Theatre will host craft beer and wine tasting on the east side of the square.Ĭardin Distributing will provide the craft beer and Big Creek Winery will provide the wine.Beer will be available for purchase at STAAR Theatre. Local musicians performing at the Picking Station along South Second Street will include local performers with violins, Austin Blade, the Liberty Hillbillies (Jethro and Joyce Morgan) and Damon and Brian Schrader. The music will flow from 6-8 p.m. There will be a lot of improv and a lot of fun.' 'Anybody can bring your drums and there will drums here if you can't bring yours, so come and join us,' The Outook owner Jeff Harwell said. the music moves outside for a Drum Circle at The Outlook.

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Reserve your two-man team by calling 363-3789 or find the online registration form at .Ī secret artist will perform inside The Outlook on the east side of the square from 3-5 p.m. The event is free to enter, but is limited to the first 15 teams. First place will win $200, second place $100 and third place $50. More kids activities will be along South Second as will food trucks and activities at the First National Bank gazebo.Ĭash Milk Drop may not be new, but the prizes definitely are.įirst National Bank is sponsoring cash prizes for the top three teams in this year's Milk Drop. The Summer SOULstice main stage will be located at the intersection of Madison and Second streets. Kids activities, including a mobile zip line are on the north side of the square. Relay For Life will fill the entire south side of the square. Vendors will be on First Street on the east side of the Square. The new layout leads a long list of first time events and attractions for this year's Summer SOULstice.įirst Street north of the Pulaski Square has been removed from the festival route, which now includes the entire Pulaski Square and Second Street south from the square to the First National Bank Gazebo at West College Street. 'I am so excited about the new additions this year and with the new layout everything has been pulled closer together. 'One of the things that has made Summer SOULstice so successful has been adding new and exciting events and attractions, and this year is no exception,' Pulaski Main Street Director Olivia Officer said. Giles County Relay For Life will again be part of the festival along with many other returning favorites. Look for this year's returning favorites in an upcoming edition of the Pulaski Citizen. Summer SOULstice 2018 is set for Saturday, June 16, beginning at 5 p.m., with one event starting at 3 p.m.

New attractions, events and a whole new layout are in store for downtown Pulaski's Third Annual Summer SOULstice Festival.