Recovery Quest, hosted by The Quintenn Clark Foundation, was designed to celebrate recovery in Cheatham County. It honors the life of Quintenn Clark by raising money to support scholarships for youth needing treatment, to address stigma, and to support families experiencing addiction. This is a festival offering live music, testimonies, vendors, food trucks, and other sober fun!
Event Details:
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Riverbluff Park (175 Old Cumberland St, Ashland City, TN 37015).
11 am to 3 pm
For questions about booth registration, reach out to Margaret at 615-426-1753
More information HERE.
Prior to the event at Riverbluff Park, The Poker Run brought to you by Jeepin’ In Cheatham, will take place.
It is an exciting morning of Jeeps, community, and adventure to kick off Recovery Quest 6 with a Jeep Poker Run benefiting The Quintenn Clark Foundation.
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Registration: 8:00 AM
Roll Out: 8:30 AM
Registration
$20 – Driver Hand
$10 – Additional Rider Hand
$5 – Additional Card Draw
Kids Free
Prizes
Best Hand – Cash Prize
2nd Place – Swag Bag
3rd Place – Swag Bag
Stops:
Registration & First Draw- Fox’s Hilltop Stop
2nd Stop- Sycamore High School
3rd Stop- Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space (exclusive off road trail course)
4th Stop- Marrowbone Creek (drive through stop)
5th Stop- Riverbluff Park (you will draw 2 cards)
More information HERE.
About The Quintenn Clark Foundation
The Quintenn Clark Foundation was established in memory of Quintenn Clark who lost his battle with addiction on March 2, 2021. The foundation’s purpose is to provide resources for treatment of addiction, community awareness and support for families affected by addiction, and education for drug abuse.
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