Our Sponsors — Local Play

A woman with long, wavy hair and a light-colored sweatshirt standing in front of a real estate display. The display has a sign that says 'THE REALTY FIRM Bridget Salazar' and a 'FOR SALE' sign, with a small playhouse structure behind her.

Bridget Salazar, Realtor

My name is Bridget Salazar, I’m a local real estate agent and certified residential appraiser, but more than anything, I’m a mom of three boys. My life revolves around kids, sports, school events, and being part of this community.

I chose to sponsor a house in Tiny Town because places like this matter. Kids need safe, fun spaces where they can use their imagination, play, and just be little. As a mom, I know how special it is to have somewhere you can take your child that feels welcoming and made just for them.

I also believe strong communities start with families. When we invest in spaces for children, we’re investing in the future of our town. Being even a small part of something that brings joy to kids and gives parents a place to connect is truly an honor.

I’m proud to support a project that’s all about creativity, family, and community.

A woman with curly red hair standing in front of a large mirror, smiling, in a room with a sign that reads 'Elevate Medical Health & Wellness', behind her is a small pink play kitchen set and wooden furniture.

Dr Cynthia Cahill, Elevate Medical

A play area with a pretend store setup, including a wooden cart, a mirror with a house-shaped frame, and a small child in a basket. The background has signage for a photography studio and a pet grooming area, with toys and stuffed animals on shelves.

Miranda Nowell , Photographer

Miranda Nowell Photography is thrilled to be apart of L & K Tiny Town Cafe.

I, myself, am a small business owner in Livingston. I am a luxury maternity/newborn, milestone, and family portrait photographer. I am apart of families daily and enjoy this as a full-time career. I have a studio located a short distance off the town square.

As a life long resident of Livingston, I wanted to participate in being a sponsor so children could enjoy a safe place to play. For parents in our community to have a short drive and be able to take their little ones to an area of fun and let out energy for a couple hours.

-Miranda Nowell

The entry to a room labeled 'Muscle Factory,' with a view inside showing various children's exercise equipment such as weights and a small slide.

Muscle Factory, Loren & Katlyn Crowder

Entrance to Bark Valley Stables, a play and display area with plush dog toys and stuffed animals on shelves.

Bella Crowder, Bark Valley Stables

Indoor scene with a farm-themed market setup, including a white wooden cart on wheels, a small house-shaped decor with the label 'Hill Hollow Farm Market' above an entrance, a small table with coffee cups and a tip jar, and a potted plant, all on a green rug.

Kelly Hill, Hill Hollow Farm Market

Miniature model of a brick house with white window frames, placed on artificial grass, with small potted trees on either side, in an indoor setting with a high ceiling and garage doors.

Dustin Smith, Attorney

Livingston Regional Hospital

A play area designed as a fire station with garage doors, emergency vehicle props, and signs for police, fire, and EMS.

C&L Logging Inc.

A miniature salon play area with a black and white salon sign, pink chairs, mirrors, and a small table inside.

Salon Seven-Zero

An indoor library area with pastel-colored armchairs, a wooden bookshelf, and a sign on the wall that reads 'TKC Library'. There is artificial grass on the floor and a small kitchenette in the background.

The Kid’s Closet

The Kid’s Closet is a family-owned and operated children’s resale shop located in Livingston, TN. We buy and sell gently used baby and children’s clothing, shoes, toys, and equipment—making it easier for families to shop sustainably and affordably.