Breeden's Orchard has a full family-friendly weekend planned in Mount Juliet from Friday, November 6, through Sunday, November 8.

The schedule combines a movie under the stars with a two-day focus on cider and bakery treats.

That gives families an easy way to keep enjoying local fall traditions after Halloween has passed.

Friday's featured activity is an outdoor screening of Frozen, scheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. on November 6.

The orchard is located at 631 Beckwith Road in Mount Juliet.

The organizer lists admission to the movie as free, with advance RSVPs encouraged because space is limited.

Walk-in visitors may be accommodated as space allows, but an RSVP is the more reliable plan for families who want to attend.

The movie takes place outdoors, so visitors should plan for cooler November evening temperatures.

A blanket or portable chair can make the experience more comfortable.

Because the screening is weather-dependent in practice, families should check the organizer's latest updates before leaving home.

Breeden's Orchard says its food truck will be open, with snacks, baked goods, cider and other drinks available.

The organizer also says outside food and drinks are not permitted during movie nights.

That detail matters for parents preparing a picnic-style outing and trying to avoid surprises at the entrance.

On Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8, the orchard shifts to a Cider and Sweets Weekend.

The event calendar highlights cider, donuts, cinnamon rolls and the orchard's Breeden's Swirl.

The weekend moves the spotlight from a single evening program to a slower, food-centered outing on the farm.

Cider and Sweets Weekend is listed for November 7–8. The orchard currently posts fall hours of 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m.–8 p.m. Sunday; confirm hours and product availability before visiting.

Families looking for a daytime option may prefer the sweets weekend over the Friday evening movie.

Those hoping for a shared movie experience may find Friday's screening the more memorable choice.

Either way, it is worth checking whether particular products, seating or activities have separate limits or fees.

The orchard also lists Story Time on Friday, November 6, from 10 to 11 a.m.

That morning event gives families with younger children an alternative to the later movie.

Not every event requires a full afternoon, so readers can select the outing that best matches their schedules.

Local family destinations like the orchard can offer a useful bridge between October's busy festival season and the approaching holidays.

Rather than assuming every event will run unchanged, visitors should confirm details directly with the organizer shortly before attending.

Parents planning an evening outing may want to arrive early enough to get settled before the movie begins, particularly if they are bringing younger children.

An advance look at the orchard's current event calendar can also help avoid confusion between Friday's movie and the separate Saturday and Sunday activities.

The practical takeaway is to RSVP for Frozen, dress for the weather and check the orchard's latest weekend calendar.

Plan your visit: Movie details and RSVP · Official orchard event calendar.

More local outing ideas: Explore AMJ’s farmers markets and local produce guide and Mount Juliet coffee shop guide. These are separate options; confirm each business’s hours.