Explore Lawrenceburg, TN

Crockett Theater Welcome Center

The art deco Crockett Theater was constructed in 1950 and is one of the few theatres from this era still operating in the U.S. The stage is named to honor Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor Michael Jeter, a native of Lawrenceburg. Welcome Center inside theater.
Read MoreLess
Crockett Theater Welcome Center

205 N. Military Avenue
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
United States

Click to Interact

Get Driving Directions

Nearby Attractions

Still exploring? Try these popular ideas in and around Lawrenceburg.

Eat & Drink

Rick's Barbecue
Barbecue

Rick's Barbecue

From one small wood building in the 1970's to currently eight fully functional restaurant locations, family-owned and head quartered in Lawrence County, Rick's Barbecue has developed into a flourishing food establishment. Their hand-picked meat smoked ov

Read More
Brass Lantern
Restaurants

The Brass Lantern

Carrying its age-old tradition, the Brass Lantern goes above and beyond in creating a classy dining environment with even better-quality dishes. In operations for over 30 years, the infamous Brass Lantern is a true landmark in Lawrence County. Ranging in

Read More
Society
Restaurants

Society American Nosherie

Offering a large variety of food and entertainment, Society is the place to be. Located on the Lawrenceburg town square, Society is perfect for lunch or unwinding after work with several HDTVs playing top sports games as well as live music. 

Read More
See more

Places to Stay

front of building
Hotels, Inns & Resorts

Best Western Plus - Lawrenceburg

Best Western Plus Hotel

Read More
See more

Things to Do

Crockett Theatre
Arts & Entertainment

Crockett Theatre

The Crockett Theatre hosts award-winning artists, community theater productions, dance recitals and more. Find a schedule of current events at lawrenceburgtn.gov.

Read More
David Crockett State Park
Nature & Parks

David Crockett State Park

David Crockett was a pioneer, soldier, politician and industrialist. He was born near the little town of Limestone in northeast Tennessee in 1786. In 1817, he moved to Lawrence County and served as a justice of the peace, a colonel of the militia and stat

Read More
Old Jail Museum
Museums

Old Jail Museum

Lawrenceburg’s Old Jail Museum allows you to step inside jail cells that were in use until 1974; stand where a Sheriff met his fate; and see where barred windows were repaired following an inmate escape. 

Read More
See more