© Jan DukeNashville has a never ending supply of world class entertainment that's sure to please anyone and an absolute ton of Things to Do and See in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Browse through our Nashville Event Calendar to find out what's currently happening in and around Nashville this month.
© Jan DukeMiddle Tennessee County Fairs are annual events and most all normally kick off at the beginning of August and run through Mid-September every year.
Already it's back to school time in Middle Tennessee. The summer went by so fast and now it's time to get ready for the 1st day of school and we've gathered up all the info you need to know from finding your local school district to shopping tips, sale, and events to help you get back to school with ease.
Art After Hours, Nashville's first monthly citywide art crawl offers a chance for art lovers to enjoy art after work at some of Nashville's best art galleries. This fun fun event takes place on the first Thursday of each month, and "It's Free!"
Bell Witch Bluegrass Festival is always held at the old Bell School in Adams Tennessee on the 2nd weekend of August.
Brain Matters is an interactive exhibit that has in depth information about the brain, how it works and information about diseases and disorders. This exhibit consists of three stations that allow you to spend as much time as you like delving into the mystery of the human brain. Located in 100 Oaks Mall (upstairs), this free Vanderbilt exhibit is open during regular mall hours.
Metro Parks’ popular Big Band Dances kick off every Saturday night from June through August at the Centennial Park Event Shelter. A variety of free dance lessons are taught at 7:00 and 8:30 p.m. and live music plays from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. Bring your lawn chair. Snacks and beverages available from the Centennial Café.
Nashville Tennessee Summer “Concerts On the Lawn” at Belle Meade Plantation: from May to September TJBS sponsors Sunday evening concerts of the finest local jazz and blues in an historic and wooded setting. It's casual - families, dates, and groups bring kids, blankets, and food.
The Craig Morgan Charity Ride is normally set for the first full weekend of August in Morgan’s hometown of Dickson, which is located 30 miles west of Nashville. Proceeds from the two-day event, which includes a ride and concert benefit the Craig Morgan Charity Fund.
CyberSphere at the Renaissance Center offers very impressive year-round brilliant laser light and planetarium shows with an infinite array of colors, scans the dome with incredible speed, creating some of the most unusual and colorful imagery in the world. Cost is normally under $10.
