MULE DAY IS HERE

The largest annual event in Maury County is coming April 3-6. The annual event features something for everyone. More than just a celebration of mules, the event includes food, arts and crafts, live music, dancing, and even a parade to kick off the festivities. 

This year, Mule Day is proud to welcome the Mountain Mule Ranch Packers, the heroes of Hurricane Helene. 

To kick off the week, Maury County welcomes the wagon train, which has traveled through rural communities for two days and is making its way to Maury County Park. Observers can gather on Lion Parkway Wednesday (April 2)   mid-afternoon to welcome the Wagon Train into the park. 

Each day will host various contests, events and exciting activities for folks of all ages. 

The funds raised from Mule Day each year support local schools, civic organizations, multiple construction and site improvements at the Maury County Park, school programs, scouting organizations, Maury Magic Riders, the bathhouses, arenas, RV hookups at the park, and more have all benefited from the success of the Mule Day Festival. 

 2024 marked the 50th Year of the annual Mule Day Celebration. As a way to improve and concentrate the charitable efforts of the Maury County Bridle and Saddle Club and Mule Day, they have elected to focus these efforts on providing scholarship support for CTE (Career & Technical Education) and Vocational Training to the youth of Maury County. The first class of Mule Day WORKS recipients are currently enrolled and earning certificates in fields such as welding, electrical, office management, and medical technologies.