WELCOME FROM THE CITY OF COLUMBIA & MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE
We are honored you have chosen to enjoy this weeklong event with us! We thank you for visiting Columbia and Maury County for Mule Day 2013. Our hope is that you can say you were treated with southern hospitality by the citizens of Columbia and you will come back again and explore everything that Columbia and Maury County has to offer. Again, thank you for joining us in celebrating our historic past and exciting future with the Mule Day 2013 events. We hope to see you back here next year for the 2014 Mule Day Celebration.
Park Admission & Souvenirs
Mule Day festivities begin Thursday at 10AM. Park Admission Thursday, Friday and Saturday $8; under 12 Free; Sunday $5. Weekend passes available for only $15. All campers are required to have weekend passes whenever they arrive. Please get them when you make arrangements for camping. Price includes state amusement tax and are good for all in park activities, excluding rides. Souvenirs Tennessee Tech Alumni
2013 Schedule of Events
Click Here To Download a Printable 2013 Mule Day Event Schedule MONDAY, APRIL 1st, 2013 9:00 a.m - Wagon Train Departs from Henry Horton State Park WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 2013 7:00 p.m -NEW Gospel Singing – Ridley 4-H Center THURSDAY, APRIL 4th, 2013 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m - Arts & Crafts/Flea Market 10:00 a.m. – 9:00
Check-in Center, Camping, Commercial Vendor Space, Concession Permits, & Stalls
Check-In Center The Red Top Log Cabin at the entrance to Maury County Park will be used as a Check-in Center for exhibitors, concessionaires and people bringing equipment that need assistance. Our visitors that know where they are going, have the correct paperwork, etc. need not stop at the cabin. The cabin will be open through Friday evening. The Information Center within the park will
Disclaimer
State Law requires that your animals have proof of an Equine Infectious Anemia (Coggins) Test, done in the last 12 months must be presented for verification before animals are permitted on the grounds or to participate at Mule Day functions. Equine that are sold require the Coggins done within the last six months. Further, Tennessee State Law REQUIRES everyone from out-of-state to have a
