New Things to See and Do in Nashville This Year

Belcourt Theatre, located in Hillsboro Village, will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2025. Once home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1934-1936, it is one of the most historic arthouse cinemas in the United States. More About Belcourt Theatre

The Grand Ole Opry will celebrate its 100th anniversary as the world’s longest-running radio program. The Grand Ole Opry, which has become a global phenomenon, has played host to legendary performers such as Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Hank Willam, and today’s top artists such as Luke Combs, Post Malone, Lainey Wilson, Carrie Underwood, and Darius Rucker. In celebration of this iconic anniversary, the Grand Ole Opry will have more shows on their calendar than ever before in 2025, giving visitors more opportunities to see a performance live and in person all year long. Be on the lookout for special announcements and celebrations surrounding the 100th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry in the months to come. More about The Grand Ole Opry

Nashville’s Adventure Science Center will celebrate its 80th anniversary. Originally named The Children's Museum of Nashville, the venue opened Oct. 31, 1945. Today, the Adventure Science Center welcomes over 200,000 visitors annually and has award-winning programs, workshops, camps, and more. The center also features the Sudekum Planetarium, a state-of-the-art digital projection with surround sound to present programs on a wide range of sciences, history, culture, and laser shows. More about the Adventure Science Center.

Cheekwood Estate and Gardens will celebrate its 65th anniversary. Built in the 1930s, this estate is a 55-acre historic site with a mansion, spectacular garden, and world-class art on site. The residence is 30,000 square feet and includes a botanical garden and art museum. The garden is filled with a variety of blooms and foliage for visitors to take in the natural beauty throughout the year at this historic landscape. More about Cheekwood Estate & Gardens.

Nashville’s Greek Goddess Athena, the tallest indoor statue in the Western Hemisphere at 42 feet in the Parthenon at Centennial Park, will celebrate her 35th anniversary in 2025. The Parthenon—a full-scale replica of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece—will have a special exhibition in its East Gallery opening in June. In addition to educational programming, the exhibition will include colossal-scale images, placards, quotes, and many items from sculptor Alan LeQuire’s studio, highlighting the 8-year process to build the statue. More exciting plans surrounding the anniversary of Athena’s statue will be released soon. More about Athena.

In celebration of America's 250th birthday, Nashville will host Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th, a FREE two-day celebration featuring global headliners alongside the GRAMMY-winning Nashville Symphony and one of the nation’s largest fireworks shows. Additionally, many Nashville attractions will be participating in Tennessee America 250, including Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, Fort Nashborough, Tennessee State Museum, Historic Travelers Rest, and more. 

Fisk Jubilee Singers will celebrate 155 years of musical excellence. Formed in 1871, following the Civil War, to raise funds for Fisk University, the group performed for audiences around the world—including Queen Victoria—and helped shape Nashville’s identity as Music City. Also celebrating a milestone.

The Grand Ole Opry will continue its celebration of 100 years as the world’s longest-running radio program. The Grand Ole Opry, which has become a global phenomenon, has played host legendary performers such as Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Hank Willams, and today’s top artists such as Luke Combs, Post Malone, Lainey Wilson, Carrie Underwood and Darius Rucker. In celebration of this iconic anniversary, the Grand Ole Opry will have more shows on their calendar than ever before, giving visitors more opportunities to see a performance live and in person through Fall 2026.

Loveless Cafe will celebrate 75 years as a beloved Nashville institution known for its Southern comfort food and legendary biscuits. Founded in 1951, the cafe began as a roadside stop and has since become a cherished part of the city’s culinary heritage. Throughout the year, Loveless will host special celebrations and activations around Nashville to honor this milestone anniversary.

Nashville Ballet celebrates its 40th anniversary with the Ruby Season, a landmark year honoring decades of innovative dance and artistry. In 2026, audiences will see major productions of the timeless classic Swan Lake (February 27-March 1, 2026), featuring breathtaking choreography, stunning visuals, and live accompaniment by the Nashville Symphony, and Sherlock (May 1-3, 2026), a bold genre-blending reimagination of the iconic literary detective.

The Union Station Nashville Yards is marking its 40th anniversary as a luxury boutique hotel and premier event destination.

3rd & Lindsley celebrates 35 years as a cornerstone of Music City’s independent music scene in February 2026. To mark this milestone, the iconic venue will host a series of special anniversary shows honoring its rich history and enduring legacy, while also expanding its daytime and family-friendly programming.

Frist Art Museum will celebrate 25 years. Housed in a beautifully preserved Art Deco former post office, the museum is unique as a non-collecting institution that brings world-class rotating exhibitions from around the globe to Nashville. This milestone highlights the Frist’s ongoing commitment to enriching Nashville’s vibrant and dynamic arts scene.

The Catbird Seat is celebrating 15 years as a nationally recognized launching pad for some of the country’s most celebrated chefs.

Also celebrating a milestone, the National Museum of African American Music marks its 5th anniversary and continues to showcase the deep influence of African American music across all genres—highlighting Nashville’s place at the heart of music’s legacy.

• Ashwood 12South
  Nashville’s 12South neighborhood has completed its newest development, Ashwood, a 116,000-square-foot mixed-use space that will feature retail and dining options.
• Cannery Hall
  The newly renovated Cannery Hall is one of the largest independent music venues in Nashville, featuring three stages, state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, new food and beverage menus, and more. canneryhall.com
• Category 10
  Luke Combs partnered with Opry Entertainment Group to open a new entertainment complex inspired by his platinum hit "Hurricane." Category 10 has 69,000 square feet complete with The Honky-Tonk, Hurricane Hall, The Still, and 5 Leaf Clover Sports Bar. The largest rooftop in downtown Nashville will open in 2025. category10.com
• Chief's on Broadway
  Eric Church’s venue, “Chief’s,” is a state-of-the-art six-story property that features a two-story seated music venue within the bar that is able to host ticketed live events. The venue also has a made-for-live broadcasting studio that will include Church’s Outsiders Radio SiriusXM channel and host broadcasts by various media partners. On the culinary spectrum, Church has partnered with James Beard Award-winning pitmaster and BBQ chef Rodney Scott for the bar’s food program. chiefsonbroadway.com
• Chinatown
  Music City is developing its first-ever Chinatown in Antioch, just south of downtown. The project includes an Asian supermarket, authentic restaurants, and shops.
• Friends in Low Places
  The three-story honky-tonk bar owned by Garth Brooks is 40,000 square feet and has nonstop live music on each floor for patrons. friendsbarnashville.com
• Hermès
  One of the world’s most exclusive brands, Hermès, is now open in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood. The luxury brand is open in the historic May Hosiery Mills complex, which houses SoHo House Nashville.
• JBJ's Nashville
  Jon Bon Jovi's new bar is a premier destination for music, dining, and entertainment with its five-story venue, complete with two rooftop spaces offering an unforgettable experience at the vibrant intersection of Broadway and Fourth Avenue. jbjsnash.com
• Museum of Christian & Gospel Music and Hall of Fame
  The Museum of Christian & Gospel Music (The C&G) is now open in the heart of Downtown Nashville. It is an immersive, interactive experience that offers a chance to step into powerful stories of faith and transformation, and even create remixes of iconic songs on-site.
• Nashville's Historic Arcade
  A historical treasure that opened in 1902 as the city’s first shopping center is ready to debut in 2025 as a vibrant, urban-scale destination in the heart of Music City. With over 30 carefully curated food & beverage and retail concepts, The Arcade will soon bring together iconic local and regional bars and restaurants. Read more from the press release.
• Nashville Live!
  Nashville Live! is Nashville's NEWEST premier entertainment district for dining, live music, unparalleled nightlife, and events. Nashville Live! features nationally acclaimed venues like DraftKings Sports & Social, PBR Cowboy Bar, and AVA Rooftop Bar, with more to come soon. nashvillelivedowntown.com
• Nashville Yards
  The city’s new gateway to downtown features a 19-acre mixed-use area. The campus is anchored by The Pinnacle, a brand new 4,500-capacity music venue operated by AEG. Nashville Yards offers more than 350,000 feet of retail, restaurant, and entertainment space—including an upscale 12-screen cinema and a 1.31-acre green space with a dog park, pickleball courts, courtyard seating, and urban farming.
• Nashville Zoo
  The new Leopard Forest exhibit is a safari-inspired habitat where guests can get up close to Amur leopards, monkeys, klipspringers, and the returning Masai giraffes via walkways and an overhead bridge. nashvillezoo.org
• Paseo South Gulch
  Sitting at the heart of The Gulch, Peaseo has entered a new phase, combining historic properties with stunning new developments.
• Riverside Revival
  Take in a concert at Riverside Revival, a new world-class music and event venue in East Nashville. riversiderevivalnashville.com
• Whiskey Trail Tours
  Create your own Nashville whiskey tour and ride in style as you see the city of Nashville. Choose the vehicle that fits your group, decide your top distilleries, and Tennessee Whiskey Trail Tours will take care of the rest. whiskeytrailtours.com

• Ernest Rubb Record Shop
  On Broadway, the Ernest Tubb Record Shop, a historic landmark and longtime gathering place for musicians and music fans since 1947, will reopen its doors following a major renovation.
• Nashville's Historic Arcade
  Following a period of extensive renovations over the past two years, The Nashville Arcade, a historic treasure that opened in 1902 as the city’s first shopping center, re-opened to the public in early 2025 and will continue to develop throughout 2026. An authentic, urban-scale destination bringing over 30 unique restaurant, bar, and retail concepts to the heart of Music City's downtown, The Arcade will add Bar Roze, a concept from the mind behind Nashville’s locally loved Cafe Roze and Roze Pony, as well as the Michelin-acclaimed omakase, Sushi by Scratch.
• PopStroke
  Tiger Woods' golf and dining concept, Popstroke, is coming to the new Century Farms development in Antioch.
• Rutledge Hill Culinary District
  A three-tower project, located less than a mile from Lower Broadway, will feature multiple hotels, a 97,500-square-foot retail village anchored by a central marketplace with a farmers' market, retail, and entertainment options, along with residential space.

Opry 100 | Throughout 2025
For 100 years, the Grand Ole Opry has introduced country music to fans worldwide, hosting iconic moments with artists, celebrities, and politicians. Its broadcast has evolved from radio to television to digital. Throughout 2025, the Opry will feature bigger shows, bold moments, star-studded performances, and surprise guests, blending timeless favorites with fresh sounds. Join us in celebrating country music and the Opry’s legacy with their most exciting shows yet!

Southern Festival of Books | October 18-19, 2025
The Southern Festival of Books is a timeless celebration of literature that unites readers and writers from Tennessee and beyond. This annual event provides a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the joy of reading and lifelong learning with over 100 authors. Join us at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of books.

Halloween | October 31, 2025
Join us in Music City this Halloween season. It's a magical time filled with laughs and screams of joy. There will be plenty of family fun events to get you in the spirit of things.

CMA Awards | November 19, 2025
The CMA Awards is an annual celebration of the best in country music, honoring top artists, songwriters, and industry figures. Held in Nashville, the star-studded event features electrifying performances, celebrity presenters, and exciting award announcements, showcasing both the genre's rich history and its evolving future. With unforgettable musical moments and surprise collaborations, the CMA Awards is a can't-miss night that captures the heart and soul of country music.

Thanksgiving | November 27, 2025
Thanksgiving in Nashville perfectly combines family, fun, and flavorful food. Music City offers a variety of festive events, from heartwarming experiences to live holiday performances. Many local eateries remain open throughout the holiday weekend, making it easy to enjoy a delicious meal without the hassle of cooking. Whether you're seeking an elegant dinner or a casual bite, Nashville delivers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all to enjoy this Thanksgiving.

Holiday Events & Happenings | November 2025-January 2026
Every year, we celebrate Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Ramadan, and more, with numerous holiday events set throughout Nashville. Music City comes to life during the season with holiday concerts, art experiences, New Year's Eve celebrations, and the Music City Bowl. These events offer joyful celebrations and beautiful decorations for people of all ages. See Music City in Lights and spread the season's spirit by sharing your time with friends or family.

Christmas at Gaylord Opryland | November 7, 2025-January 3, 2026)
Holiday celebrations at Gaylord Opryland in Nashville have become a cherished tradition, renowned for offering visitors enchanting seasonal events and activities. ICE! returns each year alongside annual favorites like ice tubing, gingerbread decorating, live performances, and millions of sparkling lights, creating a magical atmosphere for all who visit.

Music City Bowl | December 30, 2025
The Music City Bowl is an annual post-season collegiate football game held in Nashville, typically featuring teams from the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the Big Ten. Played at Nissan Stadium, the bowl has become a holiday tradition for both football fans and the city of Nashville.

Jack Daniel's New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash | December 31, 2025
Ring in the new year at Jack Daniel’s New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash in unforgettable fashion. Friends from all over are invited to Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park for a FREE night of music and celebration featuring headlining performances from Lainey Wilson, Jason Aldean, and Bailey Zimmerman. The party will continue with incredible appearances from CeCe Winans and the Fisk Jubilee Singers, making Music City Midnight the perfect way to welcome 2026.

For more, check out Nashville's Event Calendar.

Global Acts | Throughout 2026
Nashville is set to host some of the world’s biggest musical acts in 2026. Ed Sheeran will bring his Loop Tour to Nissan Stadium on June 20. My Chemical Romance celebrates the 20th anniversary of their iconic album The Black Parade at Nissan Stadium on August 13. Country legend Alan Jackson will conclude his storied career with his highly anticipated Farewell Tour, closing with a big finale in Nashville.

Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville | January 9-11, 2026
The Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville takes place at the Music City Center in downtown Nashville every year. Over 150 vendors show spectacular garden spaces, fine antiques, and horticultural items at one outstanding three-day show.

615 Indie Live | February 7, 2026
After a successful inaugural event in 2025, 615 Indie Live returns February 7, 2026, for a day of celebrating Music City’s independent venues and artists. Visitors can expect a lineup of artists and musicians performing across locally loved venues throughout the city. The one-day music event will shine a spotlight on Nashville’s vibrant local music scene, while raising money to support its treasured independent music venues. Proceeds from ticket sales contribute to the Music Venue Alliance Nashville’s Emergency Relief Fund and operating budget.

Athletes Pro Unlimited Basketball | February-March 2026
Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball is a women’s professional league showcasing 40 players, giving athletes more opportunities to compete in the U.S. and allowing WNBA stars to play year-round. This season at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium, fans will see the return of standouts Theresa Plaisance, Lexie Brown, Alysha Clark, Isabelle Harrison, and Kia Nurse, along with exciting 2026 newcomers Tina Charles, Kiah Stokes, Deja Kelly, Te-Hina Paopao, and Ariel Atkins. Together, they’ll bring world-class women’s basketball talent to Music City for an unforgettable season.

Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival | March 24-28, 2026
Tin Pan South is an event dedicated to songs and those who write them. Fans have the unique opportunity to experience the music they love at various venues throughout Nashville.

Nashville Comedy Festival | April 9-19, 2026
Experience Nashville with a laugh. The annual Nashville Comedy Festival features some of the funniest comedians in the world. The comedians perform at venues throughout Nashville, bringing non-stop laughter all night.

Rock 'N' Roll Running Series Nashville | April 25-26, 2026
Each year, runners, wheelchair users, and walkers attempt the annual Rock 'N' Roll Running Series Nashville through the streets of Music City.

The Iroquois Steeplechase | May 9, 2026
Held at Percy Warner Park, the Iroquois Steeplechase has been Nashville's rite of spring since 1941, attracting spectators to watch the best horses and riders in the world race over hurdles on a three-mile turf track. The race will celebrate 84 years for the Iroquois Steeplechase and more than eight decades of Music City's annual celebration of time-honored traditions, Tennessee hospitality, and Southern fashions.

CMA Fest | June 4-7, 2026
Get ready for amazing live performances, meet-and-greets, exclusive artist experiences, and more! We have you covered with resources to keep you connected to shows, Fan Fair X, restaurants, and things to do in Music City.

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival | June 11-14, 2026
It's four days of festivities that will blow your mind. More than 150 musical performances, along with comedy, cinema, sustainability workshops, and more. It's pretty much an adult wonderland of music and art. And it's all just down the street from Nashville in Manchester, TN!

Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th | July 4, 2026
For America's 250th Birthday, Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th will be brighter and better than ever. Celebrate Independence Day in 2026 at the FREE family-friendly event in Downtown Nashville. This Fourth of July will feature one of the largest fireworks shows in the country, with the pyrotechnics synchronized to a live performance by the GRAMMY-winning Nashville Symphony.

Borchetta Bourbon Music City Grand Prix | July 18-19, 2026
Feel the adrenaline of high-speed racing at the Music City Grand Prix at Nashville Superspeedway. Get ready for an unforgettable experience—hear the engines scream past at over 200 mph, savor top-tier Nashville cuisine, and witness world-class drivers take on the track in an epic motorsport showdown.

Americana Music Festival & Conference | September 15-19, 2026
The annual AMERICANAFEST: The Americana Music Festival & Conference joins legendary artists, upcoming stars, industry professionals, and fans. For five days, guests can enjoy panels, seminars, showcases, parties, the Annual Americana Honors & Awards Show, and more.

October 2025

• Buddy's Tiny Tonk
  Created by the team behind Pearl Diver, the intimate Tiny Tonk is located in the historical Arcade Alley with classic Honky Tonk music, timeless cold drinks, and signature sloppy joes.
• Momento Specialty Coffee
  Momento blends a cozy European cafe with Nashville’s vibrant culture with a carefully curated menu of specialty coffee, pastries, and paninis in East Nashville.
• Noôsh
  Naz Kiani's authentic Persian restaurant is now open in Belle Meade serving traditional Persian spreads for lunch and dinner six days a week.
• Ollè Korean Eats
  A new spot serving a variety of fresh Korean comfort food in a fast-casual setting in West Nashville.
• The Sicilian Butcher and The Sicilian Baker
  The award-winning Italian concept made its Tennessee debut in Wedgewood-Houston offering both a modern-casual Italian restaurant and a classic Italian bakery known for its build-you-own cannoli bar experience. 

September 2025

• ELEVIN11
  A Vietnamese-influenced restaurant and bar in East Nashville from the team behind Old Glory.
• Aba
  The new Mediterranean restaurant in Wedgewood-Houston by Chef CJ Jacobson offers signature dishes including hummus with chicken ragu, smoked cheddar labneh, hot honey halloumi, and pork tenderloin kebab.
• Chapstick
  The sister establishment of East Nashville's The Lipstick Lounge is a "Sports Bar for All" showing as many different sports and games as possible.  
• Connie's Upscale Dive
  Connie's is located in the back space of a Midtown-area building that was previously home to Cafe Coco.
• Fogo de Chao
  The Brazilian Steakhouse offers a variety of skewered meats carved tableside in Nashville Yards.
• Nick the Greek
  This family-friendly fast casual restaurant in Nashville Yards has a menu of authentic Greek street food specializing in gyros and souvlaki.
• Shipley Do-Nuts
  Shipley's handcrafted donuts and kolaches are made fresh daily, served hot and fresh since 1936. A second location is now open in Nashville Yards.
• Verna
  An all-day café and cocktail bar in Nashville’s Historic Rock Block. The bar offers a variety of Cajun comfort food, Japanese-inspired dishes, and café fare, with a strong emphasis on cocktails.

August 2025

• Champy's World Famous Fried Chicken
  The casual fried chicken restaurant and bar is now open in Downtown Nashville specializing in Cajun-style cuisine with Southern sides and comfort food.
• Dolly Wines Bar
  Step into the sparkle of Dolly Parton's world at Dolly Wines Bar, the newest gem inside Assembly Food Hall at Fifth + Broadway. Sip on one of Dolly’s signature wines and experience her warmth, charm, and southern spirit in every pour.
• Goodfellas Pizzeria
  Goodfellas Pizzeria's new location, situated in the heart of the North Gulch, features both the pizzeria and the "Wiseguy Lounge", a bourbon bar.
• Ingrassia & Sons Italian Deli
  Find fresh sandwiches, salads, baked goods, and specialty groceries in this new family-run Italian deli in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood.
• Junior Restaurant and Wine Bar
  A new concept from Philip Krajeck, Junior Restaurant and Wine Bar, is now open at the former Piggly Wiggly grocery store on Dickerson Pike.
• Mama Bread
  A new bakery in East Nashville offering fresh, homemade bread baked daily and an assortment of other grocery items.
• Marquee
  Marquee sets the stage for a new kind of night out in Nashville. Featuring postmodern music, elevated food, and craft cocktails, Marquee curates a cinematic atmosphere with an intimate setting.
• Modern Love
  This bold new concept has transformed the entire first floor of Fairlane Hotel. Modern Love is a fully reimagined food, drink, and social experience from the creators of Pearl Diver and Tiger Bar.
• Perenn Bakery
  A new all-day cafe, bakery, and rotisserie in Berry Hill offering guests a behind-the-scenes look into the baking process with an open-layout production floor.
• Stoke Haus Brewing & Barbecue
  East Nashville's new brewpub on Main Street with a laid‑back neighborhood vibe where guests can enjoy cold, in‑house brewed beers alongside classic barbecue fare.
• Strega Bar
  A new bar concept by the owners of Rosemary & Beauty Queen in East Nashville now open as a community-centric, local hangout with a large courtyard, quirky animal imagery and $1 pizza slices. 

July 2025

• Babychan 
  A Japanese-influenced bakery and café by James Beard Finalist Chefs Brian Lea and Leina Horii, of Kisser is now open in Germantown.
• Happy Does
  The newest all-day hangout spot in Midtown—complete with games and karaoke—takes its inspiration from Kenny Chesney’s feel-good anthem ‘Happy Does.’”
• KyruRamen
  Kyuramen opened its doors right behind the outfield of First Horizon Park, where the Nashville Sounds play.
• La La Land Kind Cafe
  The cafe's first Nashville location offering signature drinks and toasts opened in Ashwood 12South supporting a mission of aiding youth transitioning from foster care.
• Morning Glory Coffee
  North Nashville's new coffee cafe highlights art by local artists and a welcoming atmosphere for fostering creativity and connection.
• Posty's
  Global superstar Post Malone opened Posty’s on Lower Broadway with six bars and three stages offering a variety of experiences across its three floors.
• The Loading Dock
  The cozy cafe is now open in North Nashville's Buchanan Arts District with all day coffee and food menu plus expanded indoor and outdoor seating.
• ZuZu 
  Newly opened in Downtown Nashville, ZuZu brings bold Asian-inspired fusion cuisine together with vibrant nightlife in a sleek, high-energy setting.

June 2025

• Bad Luck Burger Club
  Born from pandemic pivots and years of touring in rock bands, Andy and Cody turned a backyard burger obsession into Bad Luck Burger Club—a smash burger hotspot in The Nations known for crispy-edged double patties, gooey American cheese, grilled onions, pickles, and house-made sauce.
• Close Company Bar
  Close Company, the latest concept from Gin & Luck (of Death & Co. fame), brings a subterranean bar with an energetic, come-as-you-are vibe to Nashville’s Neuhoff District in Germantown.
• Living Waters Brewing
  Known for its rotating lineup of carefully crafted beers — from hazy IPAs to fruited sours and barrel-aged stouts — Living Waters pairs its brewing creativity with a welcoming taproom vibe. The Nations location features ample indoor and patio seating, offering a laid-back setting to enjoy thoughtfully made brews.
• Pastis
  Pastis Nashville, now open in Wedgewood-Houston’s historic May Hosiery Mills, brings its iconic Parisian brasserie style—with a curved zinc bar, red banquettes, and mosaic floors—alongside French classics like boeuf bourguignon, duck confit, steak frites, and a lively bar with cocktails, spritzes, and an extensive wine list.
• Silo
  Silo, now open in The Gulch, is an all-day eatery led by Executive Chef David Henriquez, serving fresh, locally sourced dishes from breakfast through dinner.

May 2025

• All'Antico Vinaio
  One of the most well-known sandwich shops in the world opened two new locations Downtown and at SomeraRoad's Prima tower in the Gulch.
• The Den
  The Den is a new neighborhood corner bodega + coffee spot + shop in East Nashville.
• Dukos
  Dukos Pizza brings wood-fired pies topped with Southern flair to East Nashville, serving inventive pizzas and pastas on perfected dough in a neon-lit space that’s part trattoria, part disco, with a full bar and late-night vibe.
• Lola's European Cafe
  Lola’s European Cafe, which opened in May, offers coffee, beer, pastries, light bites, and authentic Italian gelato—the star of this fresh, unique concept in Nashville.
• Perenn Bakery
  Perenn, the all-day café, bakery, and rotisserie, has officially expanded its presence in Tennessee with the opening of Perenn Bakery in South Nashville.
• The Salty
  The Salty in 12South is a new all-day cafe with an expanded menu of breakfast staples, savory lunch dishes, and grab-and-go options in addition to the fan-favorite donuts and coffee.
• Tipsy Scoop 
  Nashville's first boozy ice cream bar, Barlour, is now open in SoBro with a menu of boozy sundaes, ice cream cocktails and Nashville-exclusive flavors.
• SuperNormal 
  The new dog-friendly casual spot offers burgers and ice cream for lunch and dinner in Sylvan Park.
• V Modern Italian 
  Michelin-starred chef Stefano Ciotti has brought a new multisensory dining experience to The Gulch.
• Van Leeuwen Ice Cream
  New York City-based Van Leeuwen Ice Cream has opened a second Nashville location in The Gulch.

April 2025

• Federales 
  Federales Tacos & Tequila is a casual open-air restaurant and bar in The Gulch that offers tasty drinks, tacos, and urban industrial vibes.
• Little Rey "Al Carbon"
  Ford Fry’s Little Rey “Al Carbon” opened in Midtown. The fast-casual northern Mexican-inspired restaurant is known for its wood-roasted “chicken al carbon.”
• Odie's
  Old Dominion, the seven-time CMA award-winning band, has opened Odie's, a new bar and entertainment venue in Midtown.
• Pete's Dueling Piano Bar
  At this new spot on Second Avenue in Downtown Nashville, A-list pianists will perform hits from every era on two grand pianos with unmatched energy and showmanship.
• Sho Pizza Bar
  Sean Brock opened a Japanese Pizza Bar in East Nashville’s Riverside Village, focused on Tokyo-inspired pies.
• Still G.I.N. Lounge by Dre and Snoop
  Located in the restored catacombs of the four-level historic building that houses Nashville Live!, Still G.I.N. Lounge By Dre and Snoop brings an elevated nightlife experience to Music City that blends the smooth sophistication of a top-tier cocktail lounge with the energy and cultural influence of the legendary duo.
• The Salty Burrito
  The new concept from the team behind Oscar’s Taco, which opened in Hillsboro Village, serves Southern California-inspired Mexican cuisine, made fresh and in-house.
• Tantísimo
  The new farm-to-table restaurant celebrates the foods of Latin America for breakfast, lunch and dinner in Sylvan Park.
• Urban Cowboy Bar 
  Urban Cowboy Bar is a one-of-a-kind hospitality experience with creative cocktails nestled in the heart of Nashville’s 1902 Historic Arcade Building, just a few blocks from Broadway. 

March 2025

• Curry Boys BBQ
  An Asian BBQ restaurant in East Nashville specializing in the unique combination of Southeast Asian Curry and Classic Texas BBQ by two-time James Beard Foundation Awards semifinalists Sean Wen, Andrew Ho, and Andrew Samia.
• Fishmonger
  A Michelin-recommended casual seafood restaurant offering fresh seafood and southern dishes in Germantown’s Neuhoff District.
• KOSHO by Tabu
  koshō specializes in Japanese small plates (Izakaya), skewers (Yakitori), Japanese Shabu Shabu (Hot Pot) cuisine, and a curated craft cocktail menu. Sourcing small-batch ingredients, koshō focuses on delivering authentic Japanese cuisine in a modern, fun, and hospitality-centric atmosphere.
• Skinny Dennis Nashville
  An East Nashville commercial building located about a mile-and-a-half north of Five Points now houses a New York City country-and-Western-centric bar concept called Skinny Dennis.
• Social Cantina
  Social Cantina has opened its fifth location in Nashville right outside First Horizon Park. This marks Social Cantina’s first location outside Indiana, bringing its vibrant dining experience to Music City.
• Sushi by Bou
  An omakase experience located inside the Dream Nashville. The restaurant features an art deco atmosphere where guests can expect high-quality sushi, signature cocktails, and imported sake.
• Turkey and The Wolf Ice House
  Turkey and the Wolf Icehouse opened in East Nashville, serving hot sandwiches, cold beer, frozen beers, and more.
• Van Leeuwen Ice Cream
  New York City-based Van Leeuwen Ice Cream has opened a location in Edgehill Village.

February 2025

• Alebrije
  Alebrije, known for its pop-ups and residencies throughout Nashville, has opened a brick-and-mortar location in East Nashville.
• Cafe ROOTED
  Café ROOTED is part of the ROOTED retail store. A café experience paired with clothing, footwear & apparel. Nestled in Nashville's thriving Gulch with thoughtfully curated drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.
• Dozen Bakery
  Dozen Bakery relocated its headquarters to Woodbine, offering 15,000 square feet of space to accommodate more customers and increase baking capacity.
• Mott Cha
  Nashville’s newest boba shop is ready to shake things up in Berry Hill.
• Music City Sandwich Shop
  A lunch spot by local musician Jason Eskridge specializing in East Tennessee-style steamed sandwiches.
• Rolled 4 Ever Ice Cream 
  Make the custom dessert creation of your dreams at new location of The Roll Academy inside Nashville Farmers’ Market. 

January 2025

• Fly Pelican Fly
  The spot once occupied by Bay 6 in The Wash in East Nashville quietly reopened as Fly Pelican Fly, an “all-day refresher” offering cocktails, beer, wine, food, coffee, and juice. Like its predecessor, it is the only place serving alcoholic beverages in The Wash, according to owner Chad Newton.
• Goodnight Nashville
  Goodnight Nashville, Jelly Roll’s bar on Broadway, offers live music, bites, and skyline views from the highest rooftop in Music City.
• Gramp's Garage
  Sean “Big Daddy” Porter is proud to announce the birth of the latest addition to his Daddy’s Dogs empire with Gramp’s Garage Bar at 2913A Gallatin Pike on the corner of Trinity Lane.
• Home Run Burger
  Home Run Burger is Nashville's ultimate destination for burger lovers. It offers handcrafted, juicy burgers made from premium ingredients.
• Lona
  Lona, the vibrant modern Mexican brand from globally acclaimed chefs Richard Sandoval and Pablo Salas, has officially opened in Downtown Nashville at the corner of Church Street and 4th Avenue North.
• New Berlin
  Cuisine is inspired by the flavors of Berlin and the tradition of the Kebab.
• Nacho Daddy
  Nacho Daddy is a locally owned modern Mexican restaurant setting the industry standard for fighting children’s hunger in the community. Enjoy Gourmet Nachos, Margaritas, and the Original Scorpion Shot.
• Perfectly Fine
  Located in the heart of The Nations, Perfectly Fine is an ‘all day, every day’ casual cocktail bar and kitchen.
• SAUCED Nashville 
  A Brooklyn-based wine bar concept has opened its Nashville location in a cozy, low-lit spot in Germantown. Guests can sip wines from around the world and listen to vinyl records.
• Twenty First
  Now open in a two-story building that previously housed Kabob and HQues, the restaurant offers upscale American cuisine in a rustic setting. It boasts a downstairs area for intimate dining and an upstairs space with a lively bar, patio seating, DJs, and a "reverse happy hour" while serving lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch with a strong emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
• Show Pony
  Get ready to saddle up for an unforgettable adventure at Icon Entertainment & Hospitality's all-new venture Show Pony! This new concept is where high energy meets high spirits, with boisterous beats and vibrant colors lighting up the night.
• The Yellow Table Café & Creperie
  This cozy, French-style café opened in East Nashville’s Eastwood Village for breakfast and lunch. They specialize in authentic French sweet crêpes and savory buckwheat galettes, as well as seasonal salads, soups, and baked goods.

December 2024

• Dos Santos
  Dos Santos Nashville is located in the heart of the Wedgewood Houston neighborhood. It offers Mexican fare with a taco-focused menu and fresh craft cocktails, bringing the flavors of the Rivera Maya to Tennessee.
• Kase x Noko
  The team behind one of Nashville’s Noko is introducing Kase x Noko. Kase appears to be opening right next to Noko.
• Pont Neuf Flower Bar
  A unique floral-inspired experience located in L & L Marketplace. By day, it's a creative flower studio; by evening, it transforms into an enchanting bar.
• The Cellar Bar
  Longtime downtown real estate investors Gary Bowie and Mike Penner have reopened a local watering hole. Established in 1996, Beer Sellar has returned with a new name and location at 211 Third Ave. N.

November 2024

• The Amsterdamian
  A Craft Cocktail Bar in East Nashville, blending modern and classic design with custom panel moldings, a hand-painted sky ceiling by Rachael Ramona, gold chandeliers, a 1920s marble bar, intimate booths, and gold-accented furniture. The luxurious interior honors Europe's grand hotel bars.
• Category 10
  Luke Combs has brought the storm with a new, next-level honky-tonk to Downtown Nashville. Now open, Category 10 brings an off-the-charts entertainment experience, getting the best in live music, food, spirits, and sports.
• Joyland
  Sean Brock has opened a second Joyland location in Sylvan Park, a counter-serve spot fixing up burgers, fried chicken & other comfort food.
• Mesero
  One of Dallas' top-rated Tex-Mex restaurants is open in Nashville's 12South neighborhood.
• Ugly Bagel
  Now open at the Arcade in Downtown Nashville, Ugly Bagel offers freshly baked bagels every day.

• Arnold's Southern Cooking
  The meat-and-three restaurant, known for its Southern comfort food, is opening a second location in North Nashville, slated to welcome customers in early spring 2025. Read more from WKRN.
• Beignet's & Brew
  Beignets & Brew will take space next to the Fourth Avenue entrance to downtown’s venerable The Arcade, with a February 2025 opening slated. Read more from Nashville Post.
• Belly Acres
  A fast-casual restaurant known for its farm-to-table menu and vibrant décor is set to open in The Gulch in 2025. Read more from City Now Next.
• Big Chicken Nashville
  Shaquille O’Neal brings Big Chicken to Nashville's Century Farm development. Read more from the Tennessean.
• Black Dynasty Secret Ramen House
  The popular ramen restaurant will operate out of Mitchell’s Delicatessen for the next year before opening its permanent home in East Nashville at 604 Gallatin Ave. Read more from The Tennessean.
• Bodega Taqueria y Tequila
  Global real estate investment group Hines recently started construction on the redevelopment of its Wedgewood-Houston industrial warehouse into a mixed-use property at 429 Houston Street. Of the four restaurants to open, one will be Bodega, which will host a vibrant nightlife scene. Read more from the Tennessean.
• Calaccino
  Frank Pullara, executive chef and owner of Culaccino, a local gem for authentic Italian cuisine, and Southwest Value Partners, the developer of Nashville Yards, today announced an agreement to open a second location of Culaccino at Nashville Yards. Culaccino is expected to open its doors at Nashville Yards in the Summer of 2025 and will be Pullara’s third restaurant in the area. Read more from the press release.
• Chaipolitan
  A new teahouse and café offering baked goods, teas, coffee, and kombucha on tap will open in The Moore Building in Midtown in Fall 2025. Read more in What Now Nashville.
• Charmers & Cauponors
  A local chef and James Beard Award nominee is opening Charmers & Cauponors, a new restaurant and bar, in 4,000 square feet of space at 1316 Adams St. in Germantown's Neuhoff development, from the same team behind East Nashville's Peninsula. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Christie Cookie Co. 
  The 42-year-old cookie company will open a new retail location at Nashville Yards. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Crazy Gnome Brewery
  East Nashville brewer Grayson Miller preps future beyond Main Street space with Inglewood-area property. Read more from the Nashville Scene.
• Dave’s Cosmic Subs
  The specialty sandwich spot known for its love of music is expected to open its first Nashville location in January 2026 on Charlotte Avenue. Read more from What Now Nashville.
• Demure Cocktail Lounge
  A 1960s-inspired chic cocktail lounge is opening in Germantown in 2025. Read more from What Now Nashville.
• Dog Haus Biergarten
  A California-founded beer garden and gourmet hot dog joint is opening two Nashville-area locations this year. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Earl's Kitchen + Bar
  Vancouver-based Earl's Restaurant Group is bringing upscale casual dining to Nashville Yards. Earl's Nashville will open in late 2025 in 8,600 square feet on music venue The Pinnacle’s first floor. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Golden Prawn #3
  A new Chinese American takeout joint by Chad Newton and Gracie Nguyen is coming to East Nashville’s Riverside Village in Summer 2025. Read more in Nashville Scene.
• Good People Brewing Company
  East Nashville's historic McGavock House building is slated to offer a craft beer bar from Birmingham-based Good People Brewing Company. Read more from the Nashville Post.
• Gordo Taqueria
  Set to make its out-of-state debut in Nashville in 2025, Gordo Taqueria will offer a menu of burritos, quesadillas, and tacos in Wedgewood-Houston. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Indaco
  A Charleston-based hospitality group is planning its third Nashville restaurant. Indigo Road Hospitality Group will open Indaco in Germantown on the ground floor of Modera Riverview. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Ingrassia & Sons
  Former music industry executive and Nashville resident John Ingrassia is opening Ingrassia & Sons, an Italian deli and market in Wedgewood, Houston. Read more from Nashville Lifestyles.
• Kuya
  Kuya is planned for the long-vacant former home of Tin Angel on West End Avenue. Read more in The Nashville Post.
• Lion’s Share
  A neighborhood restaurant opening in Sylvan Park in 2025 with a menu featuring “comfort meets adventure” dishes. Read more in Nashville Business Journal.
• Love’s Alibi
  The team behind Barrel Proof Nashville will open a new neighborhood bar in The Gulch in the Fall of 2025. Read more from Nashville Scene.
• Lost & Found
  A new development with an open-air bar wine shop, and restaurants opening in East Nashville in 2025. Read more in The Tennessean.
• Lucas Sellers Wine
  A boutique winery and tasting room with live music opening in Wedgewood-Houston in 2025. Read more in Nashville Business Journal.
• Maggie's Place
  Maggie’s Place is set to open by year’s end at 905 51st Ave. N. in The Nations, a site that has recently housed Field House Tavern and Paseo Cantina. Read more from the Nashville Post.
• Mēdüzā Mediterrania
  An award-winning Mediterranean restaurant opening in Pie Town in 2026. Read more in What Now Nashville.
• Mel's Drive-In
  The Nashville location is set to open in the summer of 2025 in the space previously occupied by B.B. King's Blues Club. The 10,000-square-foot space will blend a vintage drive-in aesthetic with some Tennessee style. Read more from the Nashville Post.
• Mona
  Mona Italian Restaurant will open in Rutledge Hill. The eatery is expected to have a bar and dining area. Read more from the Nashville Post.
• Moxies
  The globally inspired premium-casual restaurant brand will open a new signature location in Peabody Union in SoBro. Read the Press Release.
• NADC Burger
  NADC Burger plans to open its first standalone restaurant in Nashville's Arcade. Read more from The Tennesseean.
• Oak by Tabu
  A California restaurateur, Jeff Chon, is bringing a new Japanese restaurant to downtown Nashville. Oak by Tabu will open in SoBro at 534 Sixth Ave. S., on the ground floor of the Sentral apartment complex. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Ocean Prime
  Columbus-based Cameron Mitchell Restaurants is planning its first Nashville restaurant. Ocean Prime will open in 10,000 square feet at the Nashville Yards project in 2025, marking the brand's 21st location. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Opal's Oysters
  Texas company plans for Opal’s to join Terry Black’s BBQ in the future Rosa Parks Boulevard building, bringing a new seafood restaurant to Germantown. Read more from the Nashville Post.
• Philippe Chow
  Philippe Chow, the upscale Beijing-style restaurant founded in New York City, announced its forthcoming Nashville location will join the lineup of restaurants and entertainment spaces at the historic Cummins Station near downtown. The restaurant will be neighbors with Pullman Standard Cocktail Lounge, The Gibson Garage, The Finch Grill & Raw Bar, and Cannery Hall at 209 10th Ave. philippechow.com
• Prime + Proper
  The internationally acclaimed modern steakhouse will open in Nashville Yards in late 2025. Read the full press release.
• Sally's Stay Awhile
  Strategic Hospitality is bringing a new concept, Sally’s Stay Awhile, to 611 Wedgewood Ave. in Wedgewood-Houston, taking over the former Smokin’ Thighs space. Read more from MSN.
• Sift Bakery
  Opening in mid-2025, Sift is a new bakery from the team behind Dose Nashville, bringing fresh-baked treats, catering, and community spirit to historic North Nashville. Read more from siftnashville.com.
• Sirocco
  Sirocco, a new bar planned for a formerly shuttered East Nashville restaurant site, is set to open in Five Points. Read more from the Nashville Business Journal
• Steampunk Social
  A mesmerizing steampunk-inspired cocktail bar opening in Wedgewood-Houston in 2025. Read more in Nashville Business Journal.
• Saffire
  Longtime Nashville restaurateur Tom Morales will reopen Saffire at The Factory at Franklin. Guests can expect a wood-fired grill and classics, like steak biscuits, gumbo oyster bar, smoked prime rib, and new items. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Sushi by Scratch
  Nashville’s first Michelin-starred restaurant will open on the second floor of The Arcade in late 2025. The 10-seat omakase dining experience will serve a 16-course menu. Read more in Nashville Business Journal.
• Sushi Row
  Colorado-based Sushi Row is coming to Wedgewood Houston and will offer a variety of high-end sushi, caviar, and craft cocktails in an elevated, date-night-worthy environment. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• Sushi San
  Sushi-san will join Two Hands as the first restaurant tenants announced to open at Ashwood 12South. Read more from sushisanrestaurant.com
• Sweet Paris Creperie & Cafe
  Nashville will welcome Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café this summer, bringing its popular sweet and savory crêpes, hot drinks, and more to the city. The first Sweet Paris in Tennessee will be located at Nashville Yards, on the first level of The Pinnacle, Nashville's new live music venue. Read more from PR Newswire.
• Swerv Racing Lounge
  This summer, a racing simulator-focused bar will open near downtown offering 10 racing simulators, food, and drinks. Read more in The Nashville Post.
• Terry Black's BBQ
  Terry Black’s Barbecue, a popular Texas chain and part of the Black Family Hospitality portfolio, is bringing its first location outside the Lone Star State to 1220 Rosa L. Parks Blvd. in Nashville. Read more from The Nashville Business Journal.
• The Greenwood
  A new cocktail bar and rooftop by Icon Entertainment & Hospitality will open in East Nashville in 2025. Read more in Nashville Business Journal.
• The Locker Room
  Nashville’s newest sports bar with game day bites is coming to Buchanan Street in North Nashville in 2025. Read more in What Now Nashville.
• The Salt Line
  Long Shot Hospitality (LSH), the Washington, D.C.-based restaurant group, will bring its critically acclaimed dining concept, The Salt Line, to Nashville’s East Bank in late 2025. Read more from the press release.
• The Sicilian Butcher
  A meatball and charcuterie-centric Sicilian restaurant is coming to Nashville, bringing cannoli Ferris wheels and five-foot charcuterie and dessert boards with it. The Sicilian Butcher, by Chef Joey Maggiore and under the Savory Fund portfolio, will open in Wedgewood Houston. Read more from Nashville Business Journal.
• The Wine Bar at Nashville Yards
  The Wine Bar at Nashville Yards is slated to open in mid-2025. It will offer global wine selections, immersive tastings, and expertly paired dining in a refined yet relaxed environment. Read more from the Nashville Post.

Caption by Hyatt Nashville - The Gulch
118 12th Avenue South
Total Number of Rooms: 210
Open Date: December 2024

Fairfield Inn & Suites Nashville Bellevue
7636 Highway 70 South
Total Number of Rooms: 100
Open Date: December 2024

Residence Inn MetroCenter
251 Venture Circle
Total Number of Rooms: 115
Open Date: January 2025

Hilton Garden Inn Nashville Opryland
124 Music City Circle
Total Number of Rooms: 120
Open Date: March 2025

Holiday Inn Express Nashville West End
2221 Elliston Place
Total Number of Rooms: 184
Open Date: April 2025

The Gilmore Hotel by AvantStay
1121 Gilmore Avenue
Total Number of Rooms: 99
Open Date: May 2025

Homewood Suites by Hilton Nashville Downtown The Gulch
610 Overton Street
Total Number of Rooms: 152
Open Date: June 2025

Canopy by Hilton Nashville Downtown The Gulch
920 Division Street
Total Number of Rooms: 181
Open Date: June 2025

Mint House Nashville - Marathon Village
804 14th Avenue North
Total Number of Rooms: 78
Open Date: August 2025

The Printing House (Tapestry Collection by Hilton)
501 3rd Avenue South
Total Number of Rooms: 187
Open Date: September 2025

The Chloe Nashville
1908 Acklen Avenue
Total Number of Rooms: 19
Opening Date: December 2025

Motto by Hilton Nashville Downtown
311 3rd Avenue
Total Number of Rooms: 260
Opening Date: January 2026

Tempo by Hilton Nashville Midtown
110 20th Avenue North
Total Number of Rooms: 161
Opening Date: January 2026

Dolly Parton's Songteller Hotel
211 Commerce Street
Total Number of Rooms: 250
Opening Date: May 2026

Pendry Nashville Hotel & Residences 
700 8th Avenue South
Total Number of Rooms: 180
Opening Date: April 2027

The Nashville Airport (BNA) has announced new nonstop flights:

New nonstop flights include:

• Aer Lingus
  Dublin, Ireland (began April 12, 2025)
• Air Canada
  Vancouver, Montreal (began May 1, 2025)
• Allegiant Air
  Shreveport, Louisiana (began May 22, 2025)
  Cedar Rapids, Iowa (began May 23, 2025)
• Avelo Airlines
  Lakeland, Florida (began March 6, 2025)
  Orlando, Florida (began March 7, 2025)
  Charlotte/Concord, North Carolina (began April 3, 2025)
  Wilmington, North Carolina (began April 3, 2025)
  Rochester, New York (began April 4, 2025)
  Wilmington, Delaware (restarted May 1, 2025)
• Frontier Airlines
  Orlando, Florida (began March 7, 2025)
  Cleveland, Ohio (began May 23, 2025)
• Icelandair
  Reykjavik, Iceland (began May 16, 2025)
• Southwest
  Indianapolis, Indiana (began March 6, 2025)
  Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (began March 8, 2025)
  Punta Cana, Mexico (began March 8, 2025)
  Albuquerque, New Mexico (began April 8, 2025)
  Albany, New York (began April 8, 2025)
  Jackson, Mississippi (began April 8, 2025)
  Memphis, Tennessee (began April 8, 2025)
  Providence, Rhode Island (began April 8, 2025)
  Tulsa, Oklahoma (began April 8, 2025)
  San Francisco, California (began June 5, 2025)
  Santa Ana, California (began June 5, 2025)
  Seattle, Washington (began June 5, 2025)
  Portland, Oregon (began June 5, 2025)
  Louisville, Kentucky (beginning August 5, 2025)
• Spirit Airlines
  Boston, Massachusetts (began March 5, 2025)
  Houston, Texas (began March 5, 2025)
  Fort Myers, Florida (began March 6, 2025)
  Pensacola, Florida (began March 6, 2025)
  Miami, Florida (began March 8, 2025)
  Cleveland, Ohio (began May 8, 2025)
  San Antonio, Texas (began May 8, 2025)
  Baltimore, Maryland (began May 8, 2025)
  Tampa, Florida (restarted May 8, 2025)
  Charlotte, North Carolina (restarted May 9, 2025)
  Chicago, Illinois (began May 9, 2025)
  Kansas City, Missouri (began May 9, 2025)
  Milwaukee, Wisconsin (began May 9, 2025)
  Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (began May 9, 2025)
  Hartford, Connecticut (began August 15, 2025)
  Savannah, Georgia (began October 9, 2025)

The Nashville Airport (BNA)
Major renovations included three six-story terminal garages, an on-site hotel, a spacious terminal lobby, expanded ticketing and baggage areas, additional security screening lanes, a new concourse, retail and dining, additional airline gates, state-of-the-art International arrivals facility, a future multi-modal transit connector. bnavisionnashville.com

New Nonstop Flights will Include:

• Allegiant Airlines
  Gulf Shores, Alabama (beginning November 21, 2025)
• Delta Airlines
  Punta Cana, Dominican Republic (beginning December 6, 2025)
  Cancun, Mexico (beginning December 20, 2025)
  Orlando, Florida (beginning December 20, 2025)
• Southwest Airlines
  Knoxville, Tennessee (beginning March 5, 2026)
  Little Rock, Arkansas (beginning March 5, 2026)
  Montrose, Colorado (beginning March 5, 2026)
  Montego Bay, Jamaica (beginning March 7, 2026)
  San José, Costa Rica (beginning March 7, 2026)