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Annual Events taking place throughout the year -
• February – Dine Nashville
• March/April - Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival
• June - CMA Fest and Bonnaroo
• July - Let Freedom Sing: July 4th in Music City
• September - Americana Festival
• November – CMA Awards
• December – Jack Daniel’s New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash
• Music City Walk of Fame Inductions occur throughout the year
• Full list of events here: https://www.visitmusiccity.com/things-to-do-in-nashville/nashville-events

Unique Experiences -
1. Songwriters Showcase (Bluebird Cafe or The Listening Room Cafe)
2. Nashville Hot Chicken
3. Grand Ole Opry
4. Historic RCA Studio B
5. Neighborhoods - Nashville is a city of neighborhoods – each with their own distinct personality/feel. We encourage exploration beyond downtown.

Nashville, TN

Nashville, TN

Music is the heart of Nashville, but there’s more than one way to play Music City. Savor award-winning cuisine, discover world-class museums, take part in unique tours and experiences, and mix it up with live music of all genres. Growing at an extraordinary pace, there’s a new experience around every corner in Music City.

Music


 One constant running through every Nashville experience is the creative energy sparked by innovation and collaboration. Nowhere is that more evident than the city’s music scene. It’s here that songs from all genres are written, published, recorded and performed. More than 250 live music venues (and counting) are spread throughout Music City. From historic stages at the Ryman Auditorium, Station Inn and honky tonks of Lower Broadway to the song-centric Bluebird Cafe and famed Grand Ole Opry, world-class entertainment is available 365 days a year. One-of-a-kind experiences also await – catch a glimpse of musical innovation at Jack White’s Third Man Records or feel the strings beneath your fingers at legendary Carter Vintage Guitars, Gruhn Guitars and the Gibson Garage.

Go behind the scenes at interactive sites celebrating the city’s musical heritage as Nashville is home to the most music museums in the world. The National Museum of African American Music highlights the pioneering influence of Black artists across all genres. The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum tells the stories of session players, engineers and producers and includes the immersive GRAMMY Museum Gallery®. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum preserves the history of this American artform through detailed exhibits, family activities, and live music, along with tours of Hatch Show Print and nearby Historic RCA Studio B where Elvis, Dolly Parton and Roy Orbison recorded some of their greatest hits.

Read more about Nashville’s music: https://www.visitmusiccity.com/things-to-do-in-nashville/music-entertainment

Food


 The city’s creativity shines with a buzzing culinary scene that draw foodies from around the world to savor award-winning cuisine. Many acclaimed, chef-driven restaurants, including MICHELIN-awarded hot spots, showcase global flavors while others offer a twist on traditional Southern fare for a unique dining experience. Traditionalists will love sampling Nashville staples including hot chicken, barbeque and ‘meat-and-three” diners. Linger over coffee and sweet treats by the city’s talented baristas and bakers and end the evening with a craft cocktail or local brew.

From elevated dining experiences and beloved neighborhood diners to guided food tours and annual festivals, discover the broad range of food experiences that have made Nashville a culinary destination.

Discover the spots that put Nashville on the map as a culinary destination: https://www.visitmusiccity.com/things-to-do-in-nashville/food-drink

Arts & Culture


 History and the arts also take center stage in Nashville. Fort Nashborough, the Tennessee State Museum, Travellers Rest, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, Belmont Mansion, Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery, Fort Negley and the Civil Rights Room at downtown’s Nashville Public Library provide insight into eras across the city’s 245-year history.

Dubbed the Athens of the South for its commitment to arts and education, Nashville houses the world’s only full-sized replica of the ancient Greek Parthenon in Centennial Park, complete with a 42-foot statue of Athena. Art and history also intertwine at the Van Vechten Art Gallery at Fisk University and the Frist Art Museum, housed in a historic art deco building downtown. Further West, Cheekwood Estate & Gardens features an extensive art collection within a1930s mansion, surrounded by 55-acres of gardens.

Read more about Arts & Culture in Nashville: https://www.visitmusiccity.com/things-to-do-in-nashville/arts-culture-nashville