Open Saturdays & Sundays · September 26 – October 31, 2026 · 7526 Swift Road, Greenbrier TN, just outside White House · 615-669-MAZE
Shuckle's
Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch
Every Saturday & Sunday · Greenbrier, TN
Award-winning magician Bruce Amato performs four shows a day, every operating day of the season, and every one of them is included with your admission.
Most farms sell you a hayride. We put on eight live magic shows a weekend, and you don’t pay a penny extra for any of them.
Bruce Amato’s World of Magic & Fun runs four times every Saturday and four times every Sunday, from September 26 through October 31. He’s an award-winning children’s entertainer and magician, and he’s been a fan favorite at Shuckle’s for nine seasons running.
There’s no extra ticket, no wristband and no reserved seating. Turn up at the tent a few minutes before a show starts and find a spot. If you miss one, there’s another along in a couple of hours.
We’re at Fiddle Dee Farms in Greenbrier, in Robertson County, straight up I-65 and about 30 minutes north of downtown Nashville. That’s roughly 20 minutes from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville, Madison and White House, 15 from Springfield, and inside an hour from Gallatin and Clarksville. The show sits alongside the 8-acre corn maze, the pumpkin patch and more than 30 other attractions.
If you’re hunting for fall activities and things to do with kids near Nashville that don’t cost extra once you’re through the gate, a live magic show four times a day is a fair place to start. See hours and directions before you set off.
Four shows a day, both weekend days, every weekend of the season.
Showtimes are posted at the gate and at the show tent when you arrive, and they can shift slightly with the weather and the crowd. Check the board on your way in, or ask any member of staff.
Seating is first come, first served, and the front rows go to whoever gets there first. If you miss one show, there’s another along in a couple of hours.
All four shows are included with general admission. No extra ticket required.
Bruce Amato is an award-winning children’s entertainer and magician, and his World of Magic & Fun show has been part of Shuckle’s for nine seasons. He’s the reason a lot of families plan their visit around a showtime rather than just wandering in.
The act is built for children but written so the adults aren’t bored. Expect close-up magic, plenty of volunteers pulled up from the crowd, and a good deal of comedy aimed squarely at the parents standing at the back.
He also writes for young audiences, and copies of his book of tricks turn up at the show. If your child leaves wanting to learn one, that’s rather the point.
Four things worth knowing before you find a seat.
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Small children get the spectacle, older kids get the puzzle, and the comedy is written to land with the adults too.
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Volunteers get pulled from the audience throughout. Sit near the front if yours would love that, or further back if they wouldn’t.
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By hour three on a 57-acre farm, twenty minutes on a bench with everyone facing the same direction is worth a great deal.
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Same as the rest of the farm. No horror theming, no jump scares, nothing that will frighten a four-year-old.
Eight shows a weekend.
Zero extra dollars.
Book a children’s magician for a party in Nashville and you’re into three figures for one performance. At Shuckle’s, four shows a day come with the same ticket that covers the corn maze, the hayride, DinoLand and everything else on the farm. For most families across Middle Tennessee it’s the cheapest live entertainment of the season.
The magic show is one of more than 30 things to do included with your ticket.
A new design cut every season, with clues along the route. Most families finish it in about an hour.
Pick your own from little sugar pumpkins to giants. Pumpkins are sold separately from admission.
Hayrides, the Animal Corral, the Great Pumpkin Bounce, a 40-foot slide and the rest of the farm.
Still stuck? Call 615-669-MAZE and a real person will pick up.
At Shuckle’s, about 30 minutes north of Nashville in Greenbrier, Robertson County. Award-winning magician Bruce Amato performs eight shows a weekend there through the season, four every Saturday and four every Sunday, and all of them are included with farm admission.
Yes. All four shows a day are covered by general admission at $18.22 plus tax. There’s no extra ticket, no wristband and no reserved seating. The same ticket also covers the 8-acre corn maze, hayrides, DinoLand and more than 30 other attractions.
Four every Saturday and four every Sunday, right through the season from September 26 to October 31, 2026. That’s eight shows a weekend. Showtimes are posted at the tent and at the gate, so check the board on your way in.
All of them. It’s built for children, with the comedy written so the adults at the back enjoy it too. Small children get the spectacle and older kids get the puzzle. Ages 2 and under get into the farm free, so the whole family can watch together.
No. Seating is first come, first served, and there are no reserved seats. Turn up at the tent a few minutes before a show starts to be near the front. If you miss one, there’s another along in a couple of hours.
Possibly. Bruce pulls volunteers from the crowd throughout the show. Sit near the front if your child would love that, and further back if they wouldn’t. It’s also a good sit-down break by hour three on a 57-acre farm.
Four shows a day, ten operating days, September 26 through October 31. Good-weather Saturdays sell out, so book your date ahead.