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Pet Fest 2026 was sponsored by Window Nation
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We hosted Pet Fest 2026 on Thursday, June 25 at CityPark Brentwood, and it was a paw-some evening celebrating pets and their people.
Guests gathered on the lawn in front of Mooreland Mansion for a free, family-friendly event filled with local vendors, pet resources, and plenty of fun activities. From photo booth moments with Nashville Smile Bar to treats, giveaways, and more, there was something for every furry friend and their owner.
DJ Sean Collins kept the energy up while attendees explored booths from vendors like Nash Dogs, Nothing Bundt Cakes, and Volta Café. Guests cooled off with frozen Minute Maid Lemonade treats and Dogsters ice cream for both people and pets. Pure Joy Nash added a festive touch with colorful balloon columns, and Mix 92.9 joined in on the fun.
Animal lovers had the chance to meet adorable, adoptable cats and kittens from Williamson County Animal Center, along with connecting with a variety of pet-focused businesses and resources throughout the event.
Pet Fest 2026 was held at CityPark Brentwood and sponsored by Window Nation and CityPark. The event benefited Bravo’s Kindred Canines, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals through medical alert service dogs and ongoing support, creating meaningful connections between handlers and their dogs.
