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Nashville Attractions

Nash Trash Tours: Talkin’ trash has never been this fun

Nash Trash Tours: Talkin’ trash has never been this fun The Nash Trash Tours could be one of the most rowdy tours this city has ever seen. The tour hits all of the local country music attractions while adding a new dimension to the 90-minute tour: The sites are shown by the Jugg sisters who offer their witty, irreverent observations of the Music City and its country music stars. Read More >> Published: Nov 4, 2009

The Doyle and Debbie Show: Where country music takes the stage

The Doyle and Debbie Show: Where country music takes the stage The Doyle and Debbie Show, a Music City staple in the city’s entertainment industry, keeps the audience laughing with a blend of country music and comedy. Read More >> Published: Nov 4, 2009

The Lotz House: The Battle of Franklin unfolds

The Lotz House: The Battle of Franklin unfolds The Lotz House, a historic museum in downtown Franklin, tells the story of the Battle of Franklin, a pivotal battle in the Civil War. Read More >> Published: Oct 6, 2009

Climb Nashville: Reaching new heights

Climb Nashville: Reaching new heights Climb Nashville, located 3630 Redmon Street, is the Mecca of wall climbing equipment offered in the city. The facility has friendly and experienced people on staff to help guide you during your ascent to the top. Read More >> Published: Oct 5, 2009

The Hermitage: A look inside Andrew Jackson’s home

The Hermitage: A look inside Andrew Jackson’s home The Hermitage, former president Andrew Jackson’s home, is open for tours that reveal guests to a piece of history enhanced with artifacts and stories. Read More >> Published: Sep 25, 2009

The Bluebird Café: Nashville’s premier listening room

The Bluebird Café: Nashville’s premier listening room The Bluebird Café, a popular destination that draws music lovers in droves, features music from potential hitmakers in the industry. Read More >> Published: Sep 25, 2009

Hatch Show Print: Handmade posters, local piece of history

Hatch Show Print: Handmade posters, local piece of history Hatch Show Print is one of the oldest working letterpress print shops in the United States. The shop is located in downtown Nashville on Lower Broadway and uses the old-fashioned presses to create today’s posters. Read More >> Published: Jul 29, 2009

The Tennessee Aquarium: an exploration of life

The Tennessee Aquarium: an exploration of life Located on the banks of the Tennessee River, the Tennessee Aquarium has drawn, on average, one million visitors each year to experience its journey to the deep unknown of oceans, rivers and streams. But not limited to an underwater adventure, the aquarium explores land creatures and various habitats that populate the Earth’s surface. Read More >> Published: Jul 8, 2009

Rock City Gardens: a rockin’ good time

Rock City Gardens: a rockin’ good time Rock City Gardens is located just six miles from downtown Chattanooga on Lookout Mountain. Rock City is an enchanting, 4,100-foot walking trail showcasing towering rock formations, caves and lush gardens. Nearly half a million visitors from all over the world trek to this natural attraction each year. Read More >> Published: Jul 8, 2009

The Upper Room Chapel and Museum: modest pews, grand experience

The Upper Room Chapel and Museum: modest pews, grand experience The Upper Room Chapel and Museum was formerly an iconic Catholic Church located close to Downtown Nashville. The place of worship was later turned into a museum for visitors to enjoy both a spiritual and historical experience. Read More >> Published: Jul 8, 2009

Tennessee Agricultural Museum: a visit to the pioneering past

Tennessee Agricultural Museum: a visit to the pioneering past The Tennessee Agricultural Museum houses artifacts from the state's pioneering days, including farm tools, a wood-working collection, textiles and large items such as a McCormick reaper and Jumbo steam engine. Read More >> Published: Jul 8, 2009

The Nashville Zoo: a hop on the wild side

The Nashville Zoo: a hop on the wild side Things are hopping at the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. Really. In connection with the Year of the Frog in 2008, the zoo opened six new frog exhibits in its Unseen New World habitat, helping to raise awareness of the plight facing endangered amphibians today. Read More >> Published: Jul 6, 2009

Scarritt-Bennett Center: Relax for business and pleasure

Scarritt-Bennett Center: Relax for business and pleasure Combined with sprawling gardens, meeting rooms and overnight accommodations, the Scarritt-Bennett Center provides an away-from-it-all environment for business or pleasure. Yet, the center is within walking distance of Music Row, Vanderbilt University and area shops and restaurants. Read More >> Published: Jun 27, 2009

Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum salutes lesser-known artists

Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum salutes lesser-known artists Some of the world’s lesser-known artists are getting their due recognition in Nashville at the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. Read More >> Published: Jun 27, 2009

Lane Motor Museum : an up-close look at rare cars

Lane Motor Museum : an up-close look at rare cars At the Lane Motor Museum, car lovers can mingle with while looking at some of the world’s most rare and interesting cars — and without a velvet rope standing in the way of an up-close look. Read More >> Published: Jun 24, 2009

General Jackson Showboat: a legendary river cruise

General Jackson Showboat: a legendary river cruise The General Jackson is a 300-foot paddle-wheel boat that takes diners on a ride along the river as they enjoy a midday meal or an evening feast. The boat, which claims to be the largest showboat in the world, sails past some of the city’s iconic and historical landmarks with a backdrop of Downtown Nashville during its trip. Read More >> Published: Jun 18, 2009

Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist

Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist The Wildhorse Saloon, Nashville’s popular entertainment venue, sends thousands galloping to the club for country music, dancing and food. Located in the center of Music City’s upbeat nightlife, The Wildhorse aims to entertain throughout the night. Read More >> Published: Jun 17, 2009

Nashville Public Library offers many treats

Nashville Public Library offers many treats The Nashville Public Library’s main branch, located on Church Street, is alive with programs, technology, art and magnificent architecture. Read More >> Published: Jun 7, 2009

Tennessee State Museum: a portal to the past

Tennessee State Museum: a portal to the past Located on Deadrick Street in the center of downtown Nashville, the Tennessee State Museum provides a comprehensive account of the state’s rich history —— from prehistoric Indian cultures through "The Age of Jackson,” "The New South" and beyond. Read More >> Published: Jun 4, 2009

Centennial Park: a place to relax and refresh

Centennial Park: a place to relax and refresh Whether it’s for a picnic among friends or a solitary leisure jog, Centennial Park is waiting to envelope you in lush green lawns and winding walking trails. Read More >> Published: May 31, 2009

Radnor Lake State Natural Area: tranquil trails

Radnor Lake State Natural Area: tranquil trails Peaceful and serene are words commonly used to describe the setting at Radnor Lake State Natural Area. Tennessee's first natural area and protected eco-system offers hiking, cycling and wildlife watching in a 1,200-acre pocket of wilderness just outside of Nashville. Read More >> Published: May 27, 2009

Warner Parks: a natural, refreshing surprise

Warner Parks: a natural, refreshing surprise Edward and Percy Warner Parks, known collectively as Warner Parks, are the largest municipally administered parks in Tennessee. Together, the parks stretch 2,684 acres of green forests, dirt trails and ample wildlife for Nashville’s nature enthusiasts. Read More >> Published: May 22, 2009

The Belcourt: A place for indie movie and music lovers

The Belcourt: A place for indie movie and music lovers The Belcourt Theatre reaches out to Nashville’s independent film, music and performance art fans. Read More >> Published: May 22, 2009

Gaylord Opryland: much more than a hotel

Gaylord Opryland: much more than a hotel With acres of indoor gardens, boutiques, specialty shops and dining options, the Gaylord Opryland Hotel offers luxurious lodging with plenty to do and see. Read More >> Published: May 4, 2009

Fort Negley gives visitors a close look at history

Fort Negley gives visitors a close look at history A historical icon in Nashville history, Fort Negley tells the story of the Union’s capture of Nashville in 1862 with guided tours, photos and more. Read More >> Published: Apr 24, 2009

Nashville Events

Nashville Jewish Film Festival: A look at Jewish life in today’s society

Nashville Jewish Film Festival: A look at Jewish life in today’s society The Nashville Jewish Film Festival kicks off Nov 7-12. Thirteen films address Jewish culture, religion, history and the social climate of today at the ninth annual event. Read More >> Published: Oct 14, 2009

The Oyster Urban Adventure Race: A strategic race to the finish line

The Oyster Urban Adventure Race: A strategic race to the finish line The Oyster Urban Adventure Race has the same idea of a wilderness eco challenge/Amazing Race, but it takes place in a city and is conducted in one day. The race, filled with secrets, surprises and high-impact challenges, is scheduled to course through downtown Nashville on Oct. 24. Read More >> Published: Sep 25, 2009

Regions Free Day of Music: Introducing classical to the community

Regions Free Day of Music: Introducing classical to the community The Schermerhorn Symphony Center will be hosting its annual “Regions Free Day of Music” at the center on Oct. 10 beginning at 11 a.m. The afternoon event will feature live musical performances for classical music aficionados to enjoy. Read More >> Published: Sep 25, 2009

Animal Affair: A Taste of the Wild

Animal Affair: A Taste of the Wild At the Animal Affair event, attendees can mingle, sample delicious flavors and enjoy a lighthearted discussion about the love lives of animals. The event kicks off on Oct. 3 at 6 p.m. Read More >> Published: Sep 17, 2009

Scarecrows exhibition at Cheekwood: A scary good time

Scarecrows exhibition at Cheekwood: A scary good time The much anticipated third annual exhibition, Scarecrows, runs through Nov. 1. This year is the largest the exhibition has ever been with 65 scarecrows scattered along the winding paths at Cheekwood. Read More >> Published: Sep 14, 2009

Southern Festival of Books: A Celebration of the Written Word

Southern Festival of Books: A Celebration of the Written Word The Southern Festival of Books: A Celebration of the Written Word is scheduled for Oct. 9-11 on the War Memorial Plaza. At the event, dozens of the nation’s authors will be available for roundtable discussions as well as a collection of books available for sale. Read More >> Published: Sep 14, 2009

Hands On Nashville Day: Making a change in Metro schools

Hands On Nashville Day: Making a change in Metro schools Hands On Nashville Day is an event in which thousands of volunteers will band together to give some Metro schools facelifts with various tasks to help improve the schools and their grounds. The event will be held Saturday, Sept. 26 at 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Read More >> Published: Sep 8, 2009

Taste of Nashville: A Benefit for the Boys and Girls Club

Taste of Nashville: A Benefit for the Boys and Girls Club The 2009 Taste of Nashville event will be held on Friday, Sept. 25 at the Cannery Ballroom at 7 p.m. The funds raised from the event will support the Boys and Girls Club of Middle Tennessee. Read More >> Published: Sep 8, 2009

Whitland Neighborhood Home Tour and Art Show: A tour for a cause

Whitland Neighborhood Home Tour and Art Show: A tour for a cause The Whitland Neighborhood Home Tour and Art Show is a much anticipated event that will feature tours of homes south of West End Avenue and feature displayed art from local artists. The event is scheduled for 1 p.m.-5 p.m. on Sept. 26 and 27. Part of the proceeds from ticket sales will go toward the Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity. Read More >> Published: Aug 28, 2009

Festival of the Nations: A cultural journey

Festival of the Nations: A cultural journey The Festival of the Nations is a multicultural event that will feature live music, dancing and food. The event, scheduled for Sept. 12, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds, is sure to reveal something new to even the most cultured festival goer. Read More >> Published: Aug 27, 2009

Americana Music Festival and Conference: Showcasing Americana music through seminars and song

Americana Music Festival and Conference: Showcasing Americana music through seminars and song Now in its 10th year, the Americana Music Festival and Conference will feature four days of exposure to Americana music through seminars and musical performances. The festival will be held Sept. 16-19. Read More >> Published: Aug 27, 2009

Harvest Days: Slip into the 19th century at Grassmere

Harvest Days: Slip into the 19th century at Grassmere The 12th annual Harvest Days Celebration will lead visitors on a tour of the Grassmere Historic Farm located on the grounds of the zoo. Visitors will experience what it was like when days were a bit simpler, and experience the work of artisans and craftsmen and catch a glimpse of life during the 19th century. Read More >> Published: Aug 26, 2009

Latino Family Zoo: A day for the Latino family

Latino Family Zoo: A day for the Latino family The Latino Family Festival, scheduled for Sept. 20, is part of the Conexión Américas Hispanic Heritage Month festivities. The festival will feature several interpretive stations and Spanish translators as festival goers take tours through the zoo. Read More >> Published: Aug 26, 2009

Wine on the River: Tastings and wine education on the Cumberland

Wine on the River: Tastings and wine education on the Cumberland The annual event, Wine on the River, is a city treasure that brings thousands to experience the world of wine with tastings and learning about the wine-making process. The event will be held for Saturday, Sept. 19, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the Shelby Street Pedestrian Bridge. Read More >> Published: Aug 11, 2009

SoulWalk: Spreading the gospel one mile at a time

SoulWalk: Spreading the gospel one mile at a time SoulWalk is a 5K walk aimed to raise funds for local and international mission projects. But more than just your average 5K, the SoulWalk hopes to mobilize Christians to pray for the salvation of family members and spread the gospel of the Christian faith. Read More >> Published: Aug 11, 2009

Centennial Park Big Band Dance: Swingin’ through the night

Centennial Park Big Band Dance: Swingin’ through the night Centennial Park Big Band Dance will feature booming, live music and swing dancing on Aug 8. This year, the event will celebrate its 26 year of giving park goers something to dance about. Read More >> Published: Jul 29, 2009

"Fair Price for Local Fare" at Loews Vanderbilt Hotel

"Fair Price for Local Fare" at Loews Vanderbilt Hotel The Loews Vanderbilt Hotel is offering those dining in at the hotel a chance to try out some local food and pay an amount at which the meal is valued during its “Fair Price for Local Fare” promotion. Read More >> Published: Jul 23, 2009

Highballs and Hydrangeas event: The last of the season

Highballs and Hydrangeas event: The last of the season Highballs and Hydrangeas is a function that is sure to be filled with chic frivolity and tasty cocktails and aims to expose Nashville’s young and hip to the contemporary side of Cheekwood. The event will be held August 14. Read More >> Published: Jul 17, 2009

Cheekwood to open two new art exhibits

Cheekwood to open two new art exhibits Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art announced that two more art exhibits will be added to the list of exhibitions already found at Cheekwood. Visitors to the grounds will experience America through imagery and art inspired by religion, mysticism and magic. Read More >> Published: Jul 16, 2009

48 Hour Film Project puts competitors on fast forward

48 Hour Film Project puts competitors on fast forward Two days - 48 hours. That's all the competitors in the the 48 Hour Film Project will have to make their movies. But the winning film will come the chance to be go up against other champions from around the world. Read More >> Published: Jul 1, 2009

Music City Brewer's Festival: suds, sun and fun

Music City Brewer's Festival: suds, sun and fun The eighth annual Music City Brewer's Festival will combine suds and sun to captivate its loyal followers. On July 25, thousands will descend on Hilton Park for a day of beer tasting, food and entertainment. Read More >> Published: Jun 25, 2009

Center offers summer camp for adults, teens

Center offers summer camp for adults, teens The Gordon Jewish Community Center will be offering a four-month camp for persons 15 years old and older. The camp will offer various classes in cooking, dancing and other activities. Read More >> Published: Jun 22, 2009

Bluegrass Nights at the Ryman: 6 weeks of pluckin'

Bluegrass Nights at the Ryman: 6 weeks of pluckin' Bluegrass Nights at the Ryman is a summer series that pays homage to bluegrass music with six weeks worth of performances beginning June 25. Read More >> Published: Jun 4, 2009

Songwriters Festival headed to Music Row

Songwriters Festival headed to Music Row Songwriters will gather at the annual Nashville Songwriters Festival on Music Row June 19–21 for a chance to network, attend workshops and hear original music. Read More >> Published: Jun 3, 2009

Nashville Restaurants

Miro District Food & Drink: Classy food wrapped in Southern hospitality

Miro District Food & Drink: Classy food wrapped in Southern hospitality Miro District Food & Drink, located in the dining hub of Midtown, features classy flavors fused with Southern-style dishes. Read More >> Published: Nov 4, 2009

Virago: The sushi lounge for hipsters

Virago: The sushi lounge for hipsters Virago, a contemporary breath of fresh air among the chain restaurants in Midtown, offers a yummy twist to sushi. Read More >> Published: Nov 4, 2009

Tazza Italian Restaurant: It’s fresh!

Tazza Italian Restaurant: It’s fresh! Tazza Italian Restaurant, located on the busy thoroughfare of Church Street in downtown Nashville, offers hearty helpings at affordable prices and all made from scratch. Read More >> Published: Oct 19, 2009

Back to Cuba Café: Little Havana taste with little travel

Back to Cuba Café: Little Havana taste with little travel Finding Cuban food is a rarity in these parts thus making the Back to Cuba Café such a treasure when one stumbles upon the café for lunch or dinner. Serving hearty portions and some classic Cuban favorites, the café is one that you’ll soon call your favorite dining spot. Read More >> Published: Aug 12, 2009

Pie in the Sky: Nashville makes it way into pizza scene

Pie in the Sky: Nashville makes it way into pizza scene Pie in the Sky Pizza is a locally-owned restaurant that features tasty ingredients, fresh sauce and friendly staff. Read More >> Published: Jul 23, 2009

Coco’s Italian Market and Kitchen: special specials

Coco’s Italian Market and Kitchen: special specials If you think that you can't find lunch for $3.99 in this day and age, try Café Coco’s Italian Market and Kitchen. Its rotating lunch specials can't be beat. Read More >> Published: Jun 29, 2009

Flyte World Dining and Wine: world-inspired fusion

Flyte World Dining and Wine: world-inspired fusion If you're looking to break away from the ordinary bar and grill, Flyte World Dining and Wine will come as a welcome surprise. Fusing together ingredients from all over the globe, this locally owned eatery has something the big chains don't — individuality. Read More >> Published: Jun 11, 2009

Fresh Blends gives fresh fruit a try

Fresh Blends gives fresh fruit a try Fresh Blends Juice and Smoothie Bar is a local gem for people looking to treat their bodies right with healthy smoothies — and those solely interested in a cool, tasty treat. Read More >> Published: May 18, 2009

Richard's Louisiana Cafe: bringin' a taste of the bayou to Music City

Richard's Louisiana Cafe: bringin' a taste of the bayou to Music City Dive into a hot plate of red beans and rice and tap your feet to the tunes of local songwriters at Richard’s Louisiana’s Café, just a short drive away from downtown Nashville. Read More >> Published: Apr 28, 2009

Mafiaoza's Pizzeria and Pub: you won't fugetaboutit

Mafiaoza's Pizzeria and Pub: you won't fugetaboutit Don’t let the dim lighting and old gangster paraphernalia fool you; Mafiaoza’s is simply a neighborhood favorite, not the set of the next Godfather film. Enjoy your favorite pizza and pasta dishes on the outdoor patio or inside in a corner booth. Read More >> Published: Apr 14, 2009

Tin Angel: an American bistro on West End Avenue

Tin Angel: an American bistro on West End Avenue With a menu that changes with the seasons, you are sure to find something delicious at the Tin Angel Restaurant. Neighborhood charm, reasonable prices, gourmet food, and an extensive wine menu await at this American Bistro. Read More >> Published: Apr 8, 2009

Loveless Café: charming atmosphere with down-home Southern cooking

Loveless Café: charming atmosphere with down-home Southern cooking The Loveless Café, popular for biscuits and fried chicken, draws hundreds each week for its Southern-style cooking. Read More >> Published: Apr 5, 2009

Ken's Sushi and Japanese Restaurant: a diamond in the rough

Ken's Sushi and Japanese Restaurant: a diamond in the rough Serving traditional Japanese dishes and fresh sushi every day, Ken's has been a local favorite for years. At Ken's, it's about quality cuisine at an affordable price. Read More >> Published: Mar 28, 2009

Sole Mio: Northern Italy meets Music City

Sole Mio: Northern Italy meets Music City Sole Mio, a family-owned restaurant in the heart of downtown Nashville, serves authentic Italian cuisine that one would expect from an eatery in Northern Italy. Enjoy homemade pastas, sauces and desserts with your favorite wine. Read More >> Published: Mar 25, 2009

Sitar Indian Restaurant: Southeast Asian cooking without the travel

Sitar Indian Restaurant: Southeast Asian cooking without the travel Sitar Indian Restaurant offers a taste of India (and more)with appetizers, main dishes and desserts of Southeast Asia. Read More >> Published: Mar 24, 2009

Beyond the Edge; where the motto is work hard, play harder

Beyond the Edge; where the motto is work hard, play harder Situated in East Nashville’s popular Five Points, Beyond The Edge is a favorite bar and eatery. Folks come for the sports, the beer and the classic American cuisine. Read More >> Published: Mar 11, 2009

Mad Donna's; urban-chic dining and entertainment

Mad Donna's; urban-chic dining and entertainment Located in trendy, culturally diverse East Nashville, Mad Donna’s offers a distinctive urban dining experience. In addition to the intimate dining area on the main floor, Mad Donna’s has two full-service bars, a lounge, dance floor with DJ booth, and six flat screen TVs. Read More >> Published: Feb 20, 2009

Taqueria La Hacienda; authenic Mexican cuisine

Taqueria La Hacienda; authenic Mexican cuisine Located in the heart of one of Nashville’s biggest Hispanic communities, Taquería La Hacienda has been serving up some of the best Mexican cuisine in town since 1993. Read More >> Published: Feb 17, 2009

The Rosepepper Cantina and Mexican Grille: Margarita, anyone?

The Rosepepper Cantina and Mexican Grille: Margarita, anyone? The Rosepepper Cantina and Mexican Grille is an East Nashville hot spot serving up a full menu of classic Mexican entrees with your favorite margarita on the rocks. Read More >> Published: Feb 2, 2009

Ru San's Japanese Sushi and Seafood Restaurant, Nashville's hippest spot for sushi

Ru San's Japanese Sushi and Seafood Restaurant, Nashville's hippest spot for sushi If you like sushi, a dining experience at Ru San’s is a must! Read More >> Published: Jan 20, 2009

Batter'd & Fried: A taste of Boston in the heart of Nashville

Batter'd & Fried: A taste of Boston in the heart of Nashville Batter’d & Fried Boston Seafood House, a Boston-inspired eatery, offers fried seafood, soups and salads, sandwiches, steaks, pasta dishes, a raw-oyster bar and a fresh-sushi bar. Read More >> Published: Jan 19, 2009

Mitchell Delicatessen: Delicious sandwiches right around the corner

Mitchell Delicatessen: Delicious sandwiches right around the corner Mitchell Delicatessen offers more than just your standard sandwiches and soups, with a fresh salad bar, hot foods bar and other daily specials. Read More >> Published: Jan 19, 2009

Nashville Bars & Nightclubs

The Station Inn: It’s time to be bombarded with bluegrass

The Station Inn: It’s time to be bombarded with bluegrass The Station Inn, a music venue located on 12th Avenue, presents a quaint atmosphere for Bluegrass lovers to enjoy their favorite music with live performances every night. Read More >> Published: Nov 4, 2009

B.B. King’s Restaurant and Blues Bar: Legendary music, legendary tastes

B.B. King’s Restaurant and Blues Bar: Legendary music, legendary tastes B.B. King’s Restaurant and Blues Bar on the historic Second Avenue in downtown Nashville provides the downtown scene with guttural blues and Creole flavors. Read More >> Published: Sep 25, 2009

The Stage on Broadway; free, live country music every night

The Stage on Broadway; free, live country music every night With the biggest dance floor, the most seating, and live music seven days a week, The Stage on Broadway packs the house for a rockin' good time. Read More >> Published: Feb 13, 2009