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Night at the Museum: Freedom and Frontiers

Fri, Jul 31

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Greeneville Greene County History Museum

The Greeneville Greene County History Museum is excited to continue our new Night at the Museum event series, an after-hours event series that transforms the museum into an immersive evening experience. Our second NATM event, held July 31st from 5:00–8:00 PM, is themed “Freedom and Frontiers.”

Night at the Museum: Freedom and Frontiers
Night at the Museum: Freedom and Frontiers

Time & Location

Jul 31, 2026, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Greeneville Greene County History Museum, 101 W McKee St, Greeneville, TN 37743, USA

About the event

Tickets are now available for our next Night at the Museum: Frontier & Freedom, taking place on July 31st 5PM-8PM at the Greeneville Greene County History Museum! Join us for an evening of living history featuring historical portrayals, including David Crockett, Susanna Richardson, and more.


To learn more about the event, visit the event page below, where you'll find the full event description, tour details, and ticket information. When you're ready, simply select "Buy Tickets" to choose your preferred tour time. If you're attending with family or friends, please be sure everyone selects tickets for the same time slot so your group can experience the tour together. Seat numbers do not matter.


Planning to attend? Consider becoming a Museum Member before purchasing your tickets! Greene Members receive one complimentary Night at the Museum ticket each year, Gold Members receive two complimentary tickets, and all members enjoy early access to ticket…


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Since the Greene County Heritage Trust was established as a local nonprofit 501(c)3 organization in 1973,  its primary mission has been to help protect, preserve, and/or restore Greeneville and Greene County structures, sites, and artifacts that are part of our countywide community’s rich historic and cultural legacy. In addition, working with other similar groups, the Trust seeks to increase public awareness of that legacy, and build respect and appreciation for it.

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