Everyday Conveniences in Nolensville: Shopping, Errands and the Trip to Nashville

Nolensville covers the weekly basics close to Fairington. You can do a full grocery run at Publix, pick up bagels and coffee, see a doctor at urgent care and take a Pilates class, most of it in one shopping center on Nolensville Road. For buyers comparing Nashville suburbs, that mix of local errands and an easy drive into the city is a big part of Nolensville’s appeal.

Where can you buy groceries in Nolensville?

Publix at Village Green is the everyday grocery stop. The 48,385-square-foot store opened on November 19, 2025, at 7344 Nolensville Road, with a full-service deli, a scratch bakery, fresh seafood with sushi made daily and a pharmacy with a drive-thru. Publix Delivery through Instacart covers the weeks you would rather stay home.

For produce from local growers, the Nolensville Farmers Market sets up on Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon at the Historic Nolensville School, 7248 Nolensville Road. Check the market’s schedule for seasonal dates.

The Nolensville Feed Mill Amish Country Market has served the area for more than a century. It stocks baked goods, jams, pickles, peanut brittle, salsa and snacks, many of them homemade or Amish-made.

Where can you get coffee or breakfast nearby?

Mama’s Java Cafe, at 305 Sheldon Valley Drive, roasts its own coffee on site and serves breakfast and lunch all day. At Village Green, Jeff’s Bagel Run makes its bagels and spreads fresh, with coffee and cold brew to go, and First Watch serves breakfast, brunch and lunch.

Village Green also has quick stops for busy weeknights, including Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Jersey Mike’s, Chipotle, Mountain Mike’s Pizza and Abbott’s Frozen Custard.

What health, fitness and personal services are close by?

Physicians Urgent Care at Village Green handles walk-in visits, and Heartland Dental is in the same center. For fitness, Club Pilates teaches reformer classes there, and Hand & Stone Massage is in the center too.

The Williamson County Recreation Complex at Nolensville is one of the county’s main recreation facilities. Check Williamson County Parks and Recreation for current classes, hours and memberships.

Quick errands stay local as well. Village Green has a Chase branch, a Verizon store, Great Clips and Floyd’s 99 Barbershop.

Where can you shop local and spend a slow Saturday?

Historic Nolensville keeps its small-town shops. Visit Franklin points visitors to Nolensville Toy Shop, Nellamoon and The Village Antiques & Gifts for browsing. Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint opened its original location in Nolensville in 2006, before the brand grew across the region.

For time outside, Nolensville Park and the Mill Creek trails are close by, and Morning Glory Orchard is worth a stop in season. The Nolensville Public Library, at 915 Oldham Drive, is open Monday through Saturday.

How far is Nolensville from Nashville, Franklin and the airport?

Outside rush hour, the drive to downtown Nashville typically runs 25 to 35 minutes, and Nashville International Airport is about 25 minutes away. Downtown Franklin is about a 30-minute drive, depending on traffic.

For the interstates, Nolensville Road (US 31A/41A) runs south to I-840 at exit 42. From there, I-840 connects west to I-65 near Franklin and east to I-24 near Murfreesboro.

Heading into the city for a game or a show? Our downtown Nashville guide covers Bridgestone Arena, the Frist Art Museum and what to plan for the drive home.

What new conveniences are coming to Nolensville?

Village Green filled quickly. The 90,473-square-foot center was fully leased by May 2026.

Nolensville Town Square is next. The Rochford Companies broke ground in November 2024 on the 27-acre project along Nolensville Road, which plans about 70,000 square feet of commercial space, more than 400 homes and civic gathering places. Completion is expected around 2029.

Closer to home, Fairington’s plan includes a village center with about 15,000 square feet of neighborhood retail, open to the wider Nolensville community. Tenants and opening dates have not been announced.

How does Fairington fit into everyday life in Nolensville?

Fairington sits off McFarlin Road on about 373 acres, with about 160 acres set aside for parks and open space. The streets and sidewalks are designed for getting around on foot, which our walkable community post covers in more detail. Brent Clayton, Fairington’s Lifestyle Manager, keeps residents informed about community events and what’s coming next.

Relocating from out of state? Our moving to Tennessee guide covers what the move looks like. You can also read more about Fairington’s Nolensville location.

Explore homes at Fairington, or call the sales gallery to plan a visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Publix in Nolensville?

Yes. Publix opened at Village Green, 7344 Nolensville Road, on November 19, 2025. It has a full-service deli, bakery, seafood counter and a pharmacy with a drive-thru.

When is the Nolensville Farmers Market?

Saturday mornings, 8 a.m. to noon, at the Historic Nolensville School on Nolensville Road. Check the market’s schedule for seasonal dates.

How far is Nolensville from downtown Nashville?

Usually 25 to 35 minutes outside rush hour. Traffic and route change the time, so test the drive at the hours you would travel.

How do you get to I-65 and I-24 from Nolensville?

Take Nolensville Road south to I-840 at exit 42. I-840 connects to I-65 near Franklin and to I-24 near Murfreesboro.

What new development is coming to Nolensville?

Nolensville Town Square, a 27-acre mixed-use project with about 70,000 square feet of commercial space, is under construction, with completion expected around 2029. Fairington’s plan also includes a village center with about 15,000 square feet of neighborhood retail.