Things to Do In Nashville

First Saturday Art Crawl draws more than a thousand visitors to downtown Nashville each month as galleries along Fifth Avenue and the Historic Arcade host open receptions. The post lists 2023 crawl dates and participating venues, including Tinney Contemporary, the National Museum of African American Music, and several downtown hotels. Many galleries offer free wine and refreshments, making it a low-cost evening out within walking distance of Music City Loft’s...

Curious about the best campgrounds in Nashville? This guide highlights seven popular spots, including Cumberland Caverns’ unique show-cave camping, Loretta Lynn’s Ranch just outside the city, Two Rivers Campground near Opryland, and more. Each campground entry includes the location and basic amenities, making this a handy reference for anyone looking to explore the greater Nashville area by tent or RV. There are more than enough amenities available in Nashville’s Campgrounds to cater...

The Gulch is now one of Nashville’s most popular neighborhoods. The famous Station Inn has hosted live bluegrass music since 1974, and shoppers love stores like Lucchese. Music City Loft’s rentals are located in downtown Nashville, right next to The Gulch, so guests can easily explore both downtown and this exciting neighborhood. The Gulch has a perfect blend of industrial background and modern contemporary style. It has now become a...

Curious about the easiest way to see Nashville’s top sights? Bus tours make exploring easy, with options for every budget. The Discover Nashville tour visits landmarks like the Ryman Auditorium and Tennessee State Capitol, while a day trip includes VIP access to Graceland in Memphis. You can also tour filming locations from the TV show “Nashville” or hop on a trolley tour that passes over 100 points of interest. Soak...

Looking for family-friendly activities in Nashville? Kids and parents alike have plenty to explore, starting with hands-on exhibits at the Adventure Science Center and visits to the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. Teens might enjoy Rocketown, while car lovers can check out the Lane Motor Museum. The Nashville Children’s Theatre, Cheekwood Estate and Gardens, and Nashville Shores’ water park are also great choices for a fun day out. Nashville is one...

Want to learn the fascinating history of music in Nashville? From its earliest days, people gathered along the Cumberland River to play music and dance. Over time, the city gained fame as “Music City,” thanks in part to the heralded Fisk Jubilee Singers, who helped spread the nickname. Legendary venues like the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry made Nashville a center for recording and songwriting. Today, the city...

In 2019, Nashville hosted the NFL Draft for the first time — and the city turned downtown and the riverfront into a multi-day football and music festival. This post was originally written before the event as a “coming soon” announcement. We have updated it as an evergreen look at what happened, and at why downtown is still the easiest place to stay when Nissan Stadium and Broadway host big crowds....