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About Franklin First United Methodist Church

Franklin First United Methodist Church (FFUMC) offers a two-campus experience in Franklin, Tennessee, featuring a modern Main Campus and a historic Sanctuary. With a shared mission and a calendar that includes events like writers rounds and community programs, FFUMC is a trusted venue for concerts, performances, and other gatherings. Read on for seating, parking, transit details, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your seats with ease.

Whether you’re attending a performance at the Main Campus or the Historic Sanctuary, we’ve got you covered with practical details, insider tips, and easy access to nearby accommodations. As your reliable connection for tickets, we’ll help you move through the process smoothly and keep you informed about upcoming events at this two-campus venue in Franklin.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Main Campus address: 120 Aldersgate Way, Franklin, TN 37069; Historic Sanctuary address: 148 Fifth Avenue South, Franklin, TN 37064.
  • Main Worship Center seating capacity: 850 seats.
  • Venue type: Two-campus United Methodist Church with a Main Campus and a Historic Sanctuary.
  • Parking: Main Campus has ample on-site parking; Historic Sanctuary relies on street/public parking with overflow options including a nearby 4th Avenue garage.
  • Transit: Served by Franklin Transit (public transit in Franklin; no dedicated campus shuttle).
  • Nearby hotels: Residence Inn Franklin Berry Farms (8078 Berry Farms Crossing, Franklin, TN 37064); Holiday Inn Express & Suites Franklin Berry Farms; Visit Franklin lists nearby accommodations.
  • Notable events hosted: 19 Miles to Music Row, a free, open-seat writers round series held at the Main Campus.
  • Renamed/demolition note: The two-campus FFUMC remains active; the Mack Hatcher facility opened in 2015 and the Historic Sanctuary (1871) remains in use.