Amqui Station and Visitors Center

05/30/2026

Great events are happening in Madison!

There is still time to get tickets for Saturday's event - So Sweet Garden Soiree hosted by the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority-Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter - See the attached flyer!

One more week until the Arts Crawl and Clean on the Green - Both happening at Amqui Station on June 6th!

Come out to to meet up with friends and support your community!

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05/14/2026

Events at Amqui Station in May include the weekly Amqui Station Farmers Market on Sundays 10AM-1PM.

Additionally, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is holding the So Sweet Garden Soiree on March 30, 2026. Please see their information regarding the soiree being held as a scholarship fundraiser!

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05/02/2026

Join us at the farmer market!
Discover Madison Inc, a non-profit entity supports Amqui Station Museum and Visitors Center to preserve the train station and as a local space for community engagement.

We are looking for volunteers and community members that are interested in helping out at our events and to serve on the board of directors for the non-profit. If you can help with social media, event planning and ex*****on, grant writing, or any other part of operations please feel free to reach out!

Stop by the information booth at the farmers market to find out more!
The museum will be open from 10AM-1PM during the farmers markets.





https://amquistation.org/volunteer/

04/29/2026

Amqui Station offers an unforgettable, romantic setting at an incredible value near Nashville. 🥂🚂

We have May 9th available for rental for your graduation party or other gathering! We also have Fall dates available in September, October, and November!

Reach out to us we would be glad to give you a tour!


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04/23/2026

Volunteers Needed!
https://amquistation.org/volunteer/

Johnny Cash's contributions to Madison and music continue to resonate through the years. A craftsman building distinctive rhythms with a guitar, he then added honest storytelling and poetic writing. Trains were a central theme in his career, representing nostalgia, his father's stories, and a "metaphysical migration".

The Discover Madison non-profit board aims to do justice to Cash's forethought in saving the iconic train station from demolition. To make that happen volunteers are needed to help plan and execute events at the station, learn more about the station and even give tours of the museum. Come and help us craft the next story about Amqui Station!

https://amquistation.org/volunteer/

04/20/2026

More Events Happening this week!

See details in the comments...

Michael Robinson - Candidate for General Session Judge will meet with constituents on the evening of April 21st!

Fashion for Good - Benefit for Faith and Wildflowers on the evening of April 23rd
featuring Nashville designer Laura Citron!

04/17/2026

Come out and support King's Daughters Child Development Center and its Diamond Jamboree! Making Futures Bright!

This celebration of a community stalwart honors the 60th anniversary of an organization that provides much needed childcare in Madison!

Enjoy an evening of music, carnival games, food trucks, face painting and more!

Music by The Farmer and Adele!

04/15/2026

Amqui Station Museum also preserves highlights and ephemera related to Madison's Hillbilly Days! Visit on Sunday and if you can, please share your memories of this part of our neighborhood's history!

The Museum will be open from 10AM to 1PM.




18th annual Hillbilly Day parade on Gallatin Road in Madison in 1970.
Photo courtesy of The Tennessean

04/13/2026

We are so excited for the return of the farmers market!
First farmers market is April 19, 2026.

The museum will be open during the farmers market from 10AM-1PM, and we are training new docents. Please reach out if you would like to volunteer at the farmers market and/or in being a docent at the museum!

Signups are available at Hands on Nashville
https://handson.unitedwaygreaternashville.org/

and at our website
https://amquistation.org/

04/11/2026

Did you see Amqui Station in the news yesterday?!!!

Many thanks to Mark Kelly and WKRN for coming out to Madison!

We greatly appreciate being featured by https://www.facebook.com/wkrntv/ as part of their On Tour Middle TN series.

Come out and visit us during Amqui Station Farmers Market on Sunday, April 19th, 10AM-1PM.

After decades of service along the L&N rail line, plans were in place in 1979 to demolish the Madison train station. The demolition never happened, thanks to an unlikely preservationist: count…