Rain, heat don’t dampen Franklin on the Fourth celebration | Entertainment
Despite the heat and about a 10-minute downpour, thousands of people gathered in downtown Franklin Monday to celebrate the nation’s birthday with friends, neighbors, delicious food options and plenty of music. Along the way, attendees had a chance to check out a collection of antique and vintage cars, from a 1937 Packard to a 1958 Cadillac Coupe de Ville and 1960 Corvette, provided by members of the Battlefield Antique Automobile Association. The Bluegrass All Stars kicked off the musical lineup, followed by Cliff Notes, The JLM Band, Rocky Top Revue cloggers, Don Adams Band, Boomerang and 30Vice.
“People were singing, dancing and having a good time ...
