The heart of our city is its people.

Our Foundation is built on passionate citizens who believe in their community and in one another. Together, we are committed to helping our neighbors and build new life into Historic Downtown Jefferson City—a place rich with history and once known as Mossy Creek.

Independence Day - Celebrating the 250th

The Mossy Creek Foundation is hosting the Jefferson City July 4th Parade, and we would love for you to be a part of this hometown celebration!

The parade will take place on Friday, July 4, at 11:00 a.m., with participant line-up beginning at 10:30 a.m. at Mossy Creek Station. The parade route will travel through Historic Downtown Jefferson City and conclude at Roy Harmon Park, where the City of Jefferson City will be hosting its July 4th festivities.

We invite businesses, civic organizations, churches, clubs, sports teams, community groups, and individuals to participate by entering a float, decorated vehicle, walking group, or other patriotic display. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our nation's 250th Independence..

There is no entry fee. Fill out the Parade Entry Form to let us know you are coming. 

let’s make this year's July 4th Parade a fun and memorable event for our community!

Blanc & West: A family-owned business for generations.

OUR MISSION

To lead in the reimagining and revitalization of historic downtown Jefferson City, Tennessee.

OUR VISION

To transform the neglected spaces in Jefferson City’s historic downtown into hubs of community, conveying the culture of Mossy Creek to the next generation

OUR COMMUNITY

Encouraging the growth of new businesses to create gathering places for friends and neighbors

OUR LEGACY

Preserving Mossy Creek’s Rich History

OUR VITALITY

Influencing positive changes in our town to build the local economy

mossy creek station, established by The Mossy Creek Foundation along with the city of jefferson city, tennessee, is a community gathering space in downtown historic Jefferson City.

OLD CITY HALL IS NOW THE LOCATION OF MULITPLE BUSINESSES AND THE HERITAGE CENTER AT MOSSY CREEK