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Things to do in Nashville

Things to do in Nashville

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 Are you ready to unlock the hidden treasures of Music City? Tune in to "Things to Do in Nashville," your ultimate guide to experiencing the best of this vibrant Southern gem. Our podcast is your backstage pass to all the excitement, culture, and charm that Nashville has to offer.

From the honky-tonks of Broadway to the serene beauty of Percy Warner Park, we've got you covered. Our passionate hosts dive deep into the city's thriving music scene, bringing you insider tips on catching the hottest shows and discovering rising stars before they hit the big time.

But Nashville isn't just about country music. We'll keep you in the loop on all the sporting action, whether you're cheering for the Titans, Predators, or Nashville SC. Get the scoop on game day experiences, fan events, and the electric atmosphere that surrounds Nashville's sports culture.

Art enthusiasts, we haven't forgotten about you. We'll guide you through the city's burgeoning art scene, from world-class museums to quirky galleries and street art that tells Nashville's story in vivid color. Discover the events and exhibitions that are shaping the city's creative landscape.

For outdoor adventurers, we'll explore the natural wonders in and around Nashville. Hike the trails, paddle the rivers, and find those hidden spots perfect for a picnic or a moment of tranquility amidst the urban buzz.

And of course, we'll delve into the heart of Nashville's culture, showcasing the festivals, food scenes, and unique experiences that make this city truly one-of-a-kind. From hot chicken joints to haute cuisine, we'll satisfy your culinary curiosity and keep your taste buds tingling.

"Things to Do in Nashville" is more than just a podcast; it's your personal concierge to the city. We'll bring you up-to-the-minute information on events, insider tips from locals, and stories that capture the essence of Nashville's charm.

So whether you're a longtime resident, a recent transplant, or just planning a visit, let us be your guide to the best that Nashville has to offer. Subscribe now and start exploring the city like never before. With "Things to Do in Nashville," you'll never miss a beat in Music City. Tune in and let the adventures begin!


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  • Nashville's Vibrant Summer: Music, Art, and Culinary Delights

    Nashville's Vibrant Summer: Music, Art, and Culinary Delights
    2025/07/13
    Nashville bursts with energy and unforgettable experiences, making it the perfect playground for anyone looking for fun, entertainment, and unique moments. Music pulses through this city’s veins, and this week is no exception. Today, listeners can catch live DJ sets and up-and-coming local acts at the Nashville Farmers’ Market on Rosa L Parks Boulevard, where from 10 AM to 2 PM, DJ Dan takes over the main stage and Abbi Love brings her signature indie-folk style from 11 AM to 2 PM. It’s a cool, local way to dive into the city’s creative spirit and grab a bite from one of the many food stalls serving everything from hot chicken to vegan treats.

    For those craving classic Nashville, iconic venues are delivering all month. The Grand Ole Opry is celebrating its “Opry 100” milestone throughout July, featuring stars like Bill Anderson, The Band Perry, and Mandy Barnett. Ryman Auditorium, the “Mother Church of Country Music,” welcomes audiences for special performances like Pickin’ on the Plaza with Wilson and Cross and bluegrass legends East Nash Grass with AJ Lee & Blue Summit. If you want indie or alternative vibes, Brooklyn Bowl on 3rd Ave North serves up electrifying nights: New Found Glory lights up July 14, and The Crane Wives headline July 17, making both nights ideal for rock fans wanting to mix bowling, great drinks, and live music in one stop.

    For hidden gems, listeners shouldn’t miss New Faces Night at The Basement (July 15 and July 29), a launchpad for Nashville’s future stars. Each week introduces fresh acts in an intimate, raw setting—perfect for discovering your new favorite sound before the rest of the world catches on. Another off-the-beaten-path recommendation is the Passport to Adventure camp at Centennial Performing Arts Studios, where, from July 14 to July 18, young travelers ages 8 to 11 can immerse themselves in world cultures through dance, drumming, art, and immersive theater, guided by artists from Guinea, the Bahamas, Mexico, and Brazil.

    Art and outdoor adventure round out the Nashville experience. Cheekwood Estate & Gardens is a peaceful spot for sculpture parks, lush botanical gardens, and seasonal exhibits. In July, the popular Enchanted Castles exhibit transforms Cheekwood into a whimsical wonderland. For something more active, the Hike-a-Thon: Join the Adventure for Nature runs all month, inviting people to hit local trails, paddle, run, or climb, all while raising funds for Tennessee’s natural treasures—a great excuse to explore Radnor Lake, Bicentennial Capitol Mall, or Percy Warner Park at your own pace.

    Nashville’s culinary scene is equally dynamic. Nashville Scene’s Annual Burger Week, running through July 13, features more than 50 local restaurants serving up $8 burgers, turning the city into a food lover’s paradise. For a unique twist, listeners can attend Radiant Splash, a vibrant paint workshop at Xenote Event Space in Plaza Mariachi on July 12, combining local art with international cuisine and live performances—a family-friendly adventure well worth the visit.

    Fans of sports and energetic atmospheres will love attending a Nashville Sounds minor league baseball game at First Horizon Park—or joining the “Fish Fry-Day” celebration at the Loveless Barn on July 25, where Southern food, music, and charitable spirit make for a memorable summer evening.

    Whether it’s iconic concert venues, intimate showcases, outdoor adventures, hands-on art, unforgettable eats, or plugged-in local festivals, Nashville delivers a tapestry of experiences unlike anywhere else. No matter your passion—music, art, food, history, or the great outdoors—this city always offers something fresh and inspiring.

    Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
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  • Nashville's Sights, Sounds, and Offbeat Adventures

    Nashville's Sights, Sounds, and Offbeat Adventures
    2025/07/12
    Listeners looking for fun, entertainment, and uniquely Nashville adventures will find the city buzzing this week and every week with music, art, outdoor exploits, and offbeat experiences.

    Kicking off your musical journey, the Ryman Auditorium—revered as the "Mother Church" of country music—features special concerts like Yo La Tengo with Built to Spill, Pickin’ on the Plaza with Wilson and Cross, and the highly anticipated Yeah Yeah Yeahs performances with Imaad Wasif on July 18 and Jack Lawrence on July 19. Ryman Haunted History Tours are also offered, blending live music with a deep dive into the venue’s fascinating past. Over at Ascend Amphitheater, mark your calendar for Kesha and the Scissor Sisters’ "The Tits Out Tour" on July 15, Whiskey Myers on July 19, and Goo Goo Dolls with Dashboard Confessional on July 20. These events guarantee evenings pulsing with chart-toppers and lively crowds. For indie and Americana vibes, catch The Crane Wives at Brooklyn Bowl on July 17 and rock out with New Found Glory on July 14.

    Nashville's roots run deep in bluegrass, and there’s no better place to experience it than the Full Moon Pickin’ Party at Percy Warner Park, a decades-old tradition returning July 11. Enjoy family-friendly pickin’ circles, food trucks featuring everything from hot chicken to banh mi, and local brews in a laid-back setting beneath summer stars. Impromptu jam sessions create a magical, communal atmosphere that captures the spirit of Music City.

    For something uniquely interactive, try the Summer Plein Air Painting Experience on July 19 at The Parthenon in Centennial Park, where listeners can create art outdoors, inspired by the city’s iconic replica of the ancient Greek landmark. Another creative hands-on adventure is the Terrarium Making Workshop for beginners at Homegrown Brewery on July 13—a blend of craft, greenery, and Nashville’s blossoming DIY culture.

    Outdoor enthusiasts can zip through the canopies on the Fontanel Zipline Forest Adventure just fifteen minutes from downtown, or see the city in a novel way with a sightseeing tour by golf cart. For thrill-seekers, the 90-minute Monster Truck Joyride City Tour offers a high-octane view of Nashville. Warner Park Nature Center invites families to swing from grapevines, build shelters, and scramble over logs with a naturalist, inviting kids to get wild in the woods.

    Hidden (and delicious) gems dot the city’s food landscape. House of Cards presents Sunday brunch paired with a family-friendly magic show, creating a whimsical meal downtown. For a true taste of Nashville, track down a food truck at local festivals, or seek out the legendary hot chicken at joints both classic and new. If you’re up for an adventure, try a tour of the city’s innovative breweries or pop into Hatch Show Print for a behind-the-scenes look at old-school poster making that has shaped music history’s image for over a century.

    Art lovers should not miss a stroll through the galleries along Fifth Avenue of the Arts or an exploration of local murals, each bursting with color and storytelling unique to Nashville. For a slower pace, unwind with a sunset walk or kayak at Shelby Bottoms Greenway, or plant yourself in the shade at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park for sweeping views and Tennessee history in the heart of downtown.

    Beyond the headlines, keep an eye out for pop-up events: from storytimes at beloved indie bookstores like Parnassus Books to open-mic nights in cozy venues where you just might discover Nashville’s next big star. Listeners will find the city’s creative pulse extending far beyond Broadway honky-tonks, offering a mix of blockbuster concerts, local traditions, artistic expression, and unexpected thrills.

    Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
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  • Music, Culture, and Adventure Await in Vibrant Nashville

    Music, Culture, and Adventure Await in Vibrant Nashville
    2025/07/11
    For listeners looking for an unforgettable time in Nashville, the city’s signature blend of music, culture, food, and adventure guarantees something for everyone this week—and every week. Live music is the city’s heartbeat, and the lineup for July is stacked. Tonight, catch the explosive WWE Smackdown event at Bridgestone Arena and soak in the electrifying energy of professional wrestling at its best. On July 17, indie-folk fans can see The Crane Wives at Brooklyn Bowl, a venue known for its bowling lanes and vibrant atmosphere. If big-name tours are more your speed, the Goo Goo Dolls and Dashboard Confessional bring their Summer Anthem Tour to Ascend Amphitheater on July 20, while Coldplay’s Music Of The Spheres World Tour lights up Nissan Stadium on July 22.

    Nashville’s bluegrass roots shine with the Full Moon Pickin’ Party at Percy Warner Park tonight, July 11. This beloved tradition, running for nearly three decades, offers pickin’ circles and live performances by Gene Duggan and Familiar Faces, plus food trucks serving local favorites like Hurt’s Hot Chicken and Banh Mi and Roll Factory. For a more intimate bluegrass experience, 3rd and Lindsley hosts regular Nashville Bluegrass sessions; upcoming dates include July 17, 18, 19, and more. For a true taste of Nashville’s songwriting legacy, the Bluebird Café is famed for its acoustic sets and up-close vibe.

    Families can cool off at the Nashville Zoo’s Summer Splash on July 12, featuring slip-and-slide fun, animal-themed sprinklers, and splash pools for little ones from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If outdoor adventure calls, the Fontanel Zipline Forest Adventure just north of the city provides a thrilling tree-top experience, while golf cart tours and even a monster truck joyride let you see the city’s sights from a whole new angle, as highlighted by Tripadvisor user reviews.

    Art and culture thrive at Cheekwood, where summer brings the Enchanted Castles installation—five whimsical castles crafted by local artists, set among blooming gardens. Visitors of all ages can explore these fantasy forts from now through the season, and treat themselves to the Summer Afternoon Iced Teas at Café 29, with specialty iced teas and picnic bites.

    Sports fans and those seeking unique local traditions can catch a Grand Ole Opry show—Nashville.com notes tickets move fast, so planning ahead pays off. For a quirky alternative, look for themed events like Shrek Rave or creative dance classes for parents and children at MOVE Inclusive Dance, where confidence grows through movement.

    For culinary adventures, Nashville’s food scene is a must, and pop-up food trucks at events like the Full Moon Pickin’ Party offer everything from classic hot chicken to gourmet popsicles. Downtown and East Nashville hide gems like iconic honky-tonks, vintage record shops, and community art walks that showcase the creative spirit locals love.

    Hidden gems include hidden speakeasies on Printer’s Alley and tucked-away vinyl bars where DJs spin rare soul and country records. Nature lovers shouldn’t miss a stroll or bike ride on the Shelby Bottoms Greenway or the trails and wildflower patches of Radnor Lake State Park, both providing a peaceful break from the city’s energy, as noted by local outdoor guides.

    This week, whether you’re dancing under the stars at a pickin’ party, splashing at the zoo, zipping through the treetops, or catching chart-topping acts, Nashville guarantees listeners an exciting mix of entertainment, adventure, and Southern hospitality.

    Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
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