Mobile Bartender in Columbia, TN

Columbia is the Maury County seat, forty-five miles south of Nashville on the north bank of the Duck River. Founded in 1807 and about fifty thousand people today. Its self-appointed title is Mule Capital of the World; Mule Day every April still pulls over 100,000 visitors. James K. Polk's Columbia home is one of only two Polk residences still standing (the other is the White House). By 1860, Maury County was the wealthiest in Tennessee, which is why it also holds more antebellum houses than any other county in the state. Downtown is a walkable square anchored by the 1906 courthouse and the two- and three-story brick storefronts that grew around it.

Columbia's drink scene runs unusually deep for a town of fifty thousand. The Bourbon Gospel and American Barrel run the downtown cocktail rooms; Red Pony reworks its food and cocktail menus eight times a year around seasonal ingredients; Puckett's Columbia turns a 26,000-square-foot historic warehouse into a music-and-food venue. Twisted Copper and Bad Idea Brewing hold down the local brewery side. The Mulehouse, a 1930s church converted into a 55,500-square-foot concert hall, drops national touring acts into the middle of downtown a few times a month. Any of it can go on a Columbia bar menu.

We work barn weddings on the antebellum estates outside town, backyard parties in Columbia's historic neighborhoods, corporate happy hours downtown, birthday parties at Puckett's warehouse and The Mulehouse, holiday parties in the Polk Home gardens, and private parties at the historic residences that give Columbia its architecture.