Held on the second Saturday in June, the SunDrop Festival in historic downtown Pulaski, Tennessee, is a lively celebration of local flavor, heritage, and small-town charm. Centered around the region’s love for the iconic citrus soda, the festival blends nostalgia with creativity through unique traditions like the crowd-favorite Milk Drop at the Giles County Courthouse and the ever-popular SunDrop Cake Contest. Visitors can stroll streets lined with colorful storefront displays, browse more than 50 craft and food vendors, and enjoy live performances from talented musicians and artists across southern Middle Tennessee and northern Alabama.

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Designed with families and travelers in mind, the festival offers a full day of engaging experiences, from yoga on the courthouse lawn to car cruises featuring antique vehicles, Jeeps, and Broncos. Events like the Miss SunDrop Festival Pageant, basketball competitions, and a variety of kid-friendly attractions create an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Rooted in Giles County’s agricultural and cultural history, the SunDrop Festival is more than a one-day event. It is a vibrant showcase of community pride that invites visitors to experience the spirit, creativity, and hospitality of Pulaski.