The Moore-Morris History and Cultural Center Ribbon Cutting

About The Moore-Morris History and Cultural Center
The opening of the HCC is the next step in the Heritage Foundation’s 56-year history of serving the residents of Williamson County. With this center, the Heritage Foundation has preserved a National Historic Registry building and made it available to the public. It will interact with our other properties and the rest of the community to provide additional ways for the stories of Williamson County to be told.
The Moore-Morris History and Culture Center is the only immersive history and culture center focused on the history of Middle Tennessee from the indigenous peoples until modern day. It is a destination for locals and tourists alike to learn about what makes our area special. It is also available as a rental venue.
The Moore-Morris History and Culture Center provides a way for everyone from children to adults to experience the history of our region. It is an interactive experience that will offer programming for all ages. It was designed in collaboration with local historians and guided by a special collaboration with Vanderbilt University.
About Williamson, Inc. Ribbon Cuttings
A ribbon cutting celebrates the opening, relocation, expansion or renovation of a business. It can inaugurate an actual first day of business, or it can take place weeks or months after a soft opening — whatever best suits your needs. 
Ribbon cuttings are one of the most popular services we provide. If you are interested in learning more information on hosting your own ribbon cutting, please email claudia@williamsonchamber.com.