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takes place June 7-10 in downtown Music City and features more than 70 hours of musical performances, autograph signings, celebrity sports competitions, and other events with more than 400 artists and celebrities participating. Among countless artists scheduled to appear are Martina McBride, Reba McEntire, The Oak Ridge Boys, Jason Aldean, Sugarland, Carrie Underwood and Little Big Town. .
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New in 2007 - CMA Music Festival's Music City Rising Star Competition. Perform and compete in a vocal soloist competition created especially for high school students.
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 will feature two days of personal appearances by the stars of the beloved show, two days of  “Hazzard style” music, plus car stunts by the original “Dukes” stunt drivers, the appearance of more than 100 General Lees and much more. Don’t miss it June 2-3 at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds..
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 School is out and it's time to make plans for your . From historic homes and car museums to water parks and animal habitats, Nashville offers something for every member of the family.
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 Celebrate the arts in Music City as two world-class exhibits grace the cultural landscape. See the and be sure not to miss .
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 Come join Music City May 12 at Percy Warner Park for a day of horses, hats and hounds as the 2007 Iroquois Steeplechase benefits the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
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 Luis Palau Nashville CityFest descends upon Riverfront Park May 19-20 for 2 days of music, skateboarding, BMX, motocross and family entertainment. Steven Curtis Chapman, LeAnn Rimes and Craig Morgan are just a few of the artists scheduled to perform.
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 Noon Time on Barbecue Hill at the Jack Daniel Distillery offers weekly luncheons June-October with a spectacular view of the Jack Daniel's Hollow and Lynchburg, Tennessee. Enjoy the sumptuous barbecue, listen to live bluegrass music, play games and have fun with the family.
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 Now Open! The Kijiji Coffee Kiosk and Wireless Café have opened for business at the Music City Visitor Information Center at 501 Broadway in the tower of the Nashville Arena. Get a coffee, plan your day in Nashville, pick up a souvenir from the gift shop and enjoy downtown. Start your visit here. .
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