The Tennessee State Fair is an annual event that highlights everything that makes Tennessee a great place to live. Over ten days, visitors can experience arts and crafts, agriculture, competitions, rides, and more.
Cheekwood will celebrate Black artists from morning to night with music, dance, spoken word, visual art, and more. Explore and experience the many forms of Black musical expression and traditions, including gospel, R&B, and funk.
Musicians Corner Fall Series is a free outdoor concert series at Centennial Park, showcasing local Nashville artists. The family-friendly FREE series takes place on Friday evenings in September and is open to the public with musical performances. It features a variety of food trucks, local artisans, and Kidsville activities.
Join the Nashville Zoo for a unique overnight camping experience sleeping under the stars just a short distance away from the snoozing animals. Recommended for families with kids ages 4-12, Zzzoofari Slumber features a variety of activities during the evening and breakfast the next morning.
Nashville Cocktail Festival is Tennessee's premier celebration of the craft of the cocktail, highlighting award-winning authors, boutique spirits, small-batch mixers, and the trend-setting bartenders who put it all together. Join us this year to experience the best that Music City has to offer!
The Nashville Zoo offers a one-of-a-kind sunset safari experience, allowing visitors to explore the world of exotic animals as the sun sets. Wildlife meets nightlife at this unique social event, featuring food and drinks from your favorite Nashville eateries, live entertainment, and exceptional animal hosts.
The Annual Wine on the River Nashville is heading to the Riverfront Park. Guests can sample wine, beer, and spirits from specific regions, try restaurants featuring culturally themed menus, and enjoy the soothing sounds of live music.
Each year, the Americana Music Association gathers thousands of artists, fans, and industry professionals from all over the world in Nashville. The festival features many live music performances at various venues in downtown Nashville.
The Nashville Film Festival is one of the longest-running film festivals in the country. Festival-goers enjoy many works, from documentaries and narrative features to animated and experimental shorts. Panels and workshops are also offered for those looking to enrich their knowledge beyond the screen.
Get ready for the Nashville Brew Festival at First Horizon Park. This year's festivities include over 150 craft beers from 50 breweries and food trucks! Live music will play the tunes while you enjoy this fantastic Music City event with some fun-loving people.
Search for pumpkins in all shapes, sizes, and colors in the pumpkin patch at Lucky Ladd Farms. Stay the day and explore acres of wholesome family entertainment, get lost in the corn maze, bite into a juicy caramel apple, or graze on homemade kettle corn. And don't forget to try the pumpkin and apple cider donuts!
Touch of Brews returns to the idyllic Sevier Park in the heart of Nashville's 12South neighborhood. The event features live music all day long, channeling the spirit and sounds of The Grateful Dead. It is family-friendly, and kids ten and under are FREE. Beyond the music, guests enjoy a large kid zone, plenty of cold Terrapin Beer and Waterbird Spirits, shakedown street vendors, food trucks, and much more!
Experience a FREE three-day festival that brings Nashville together for the love of art. Artville is the first-ever public arts festival in Wedgewood Houston and will spotlight 20 sizeable public art installations and murals, contemporary art, and immersive experiences highlighting Nashville's creative culture.
The season's autumn harvest party at Nashville Farmers' Market will include live bluegrass music, a pumpkin patch and photo op, fall-themed artisan goods, a kids' zone, fall produce and vendor specials, and more!