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Winter Activities in Nashville: Cozy Ways to Explore Music City When It’s Cold Outside
Winter in Nashville has a slower, cozier rhythm. With fewer crowds and plenty of inviting indoor spaces, it’s a great time to explore the city—especially if you dress in layers. From crisp walks along historic streets to warming up inside restaurants and music venues, Nashville in winter is all about balance, comfort, and discovering what’s happening just beyond the obvious.
Celebrating MLK Jr. Weekend 2026 in Nashville
Planning to be in Nashville for MLK Weekend 2026? From the annual MLK Day March and Convocation to free events at the National Museum of African American Music and self-guided civil rights walking tours, here’s how to experience a meaningful weekend in Music City.
Nashville NYE 2025: Dates, Prices & Insider Tips for the Big Bash
If you’re ringing in the New Year in Nashville, you’re in for a night that’s equal parts music, fireworks, and unforgettable energy. From the city’s iconic free countdown at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park to indoor watch parties, VIP options, and festive downtown dining, Nashville offers something for every kind of celebration style. Whether you want to be in the middle of the crowd for the famous Music Note Drop or prefer to toast the night from a cozy table with craft cocktails, this guide covers the essential dates, details, and insider tips to help you plan your perfect New Year’s Eve in Music City.
Music City 2025 Holiday “Must-Sees”
Nashville shines during the holiday season, offering everything from dazzling light displays and festive performances to cozy pop-up bars and seasonal experiences. Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or looking to start a new local tradition, these Music City holiday must-sees are sure to make your season memorable.
8 Things You May Not Know About Nashville and Its History
Discover 8 surprising facts about Nashville’s history—from hot chicken and Goo Goo Clusters to presidents, music legends, and the Parthenon. Explore Music City with stories you won’t hear anywhere else, and see how a Walk Eat Nashville Food Tour brings it all to life.
Walk Eat Nashville: One of Nashville’s Longest-Running Food Tours
Walk Eat Nashville tour guides share stories, history, and fun facts as they introduce tourists and locals alike to long-time favorite restaurants and shops, and iconic landmarks. Come hungry. Our award-winning walking tours will feed your body and your curiosity.
5 Fun Things to Do After Your Nashville Food Tour
Finished your walking food tour with Walk Eat Nashville? Don’t call it a day just yet! Here are five fun things to do after your culinary adventure ends — think celebrity homes, bourbon blending, and world-class shopping.
6 Picture-Perfect Places to Get the Best Nashville Instagram Post
Looking for the best Nashville photo ops? From murals to skyline views, here are 6 picture-perfect spots—plus one food tour that feeds your camera roll.
Build the Best Fourth of July Picnic Basket with Takeout from Nashville Favorites
Skip the cooking and keep your July 4th stress-free with these top takeout picks from some of Nashville’s most beloved local restaurants. From iconic hot dogs and fiery hot chicken to festive summer desserts and craft beverages, this list has everything you need to create the ultimate holiday picnic basket.
7 Places to Celebrate Father’s Day in Nashville
From craft beer to classic cars and sweet stops like Goo Goo, here are 7 fun ways to celebrate Father’s Day in Nashville — including one-of-a-kind food tours that double as gifts.
Where to Grab Dinner Before Taking in a Grand Ole Opry Show
Attending a Grand Ole Opry show remains on the bucket list of just about every country music fan, and a pilgrimage to the capital of Country Music is not complete without catching a performance. The Grand Ole Opry began as a radio show presented in front of a live audience right here in Nashville in 1925, and live performances continue three times a week, ramping up to almost daily performances during high season. The Opry held residence at the Ryman Auditorium downtown Nashville from 1943 until 1974, when it moved seven miles east of downtown to the Grand Ole Opry House, where it lives on today most of the year.
The Opry House sits adjacent to Opry Mills Mall and the sprawling Gaylord Opryland Hotel.
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Nashville with These Local Favorites
Mother’s Day is Sunday and — whether you want to celebrate your mom, the mother of your children or grandchildren, a dear aunt, or a close friend — Nashville restaurants offer a range of unique and memorable dining options to help make the day extra special. Here are just a few of our food tour guides’ favorite local spots for a perfect Mother’s Day in Nashville.
Best Craft Breweries in Nashville
Nashville has seen an explosion of craft breweries over the last decade, so we’ve rounded up our list of favorite places to grab a beer to commemorate another Music City summer.
Nashville Staycation: Activities, Attractions & Destinations
With people around the country rearranging travel plans and looking for destinations a bit closer to home, we’ve rounded up our favorite destinations, activities and attractions in Nashville that locals and visitors are sure to love. Start your Nashville Staycation here!
10 Take-Out Triumphs We Love to Eat at Home
We know it’s tough eating at home, and we’re here to help. Practically overnight many of our favorite restaurants pivoted to a carry-out concept, but it can be tricky to discern what will travel well on an unfamiliar menu. We’ve compiled a list of 10 dishes that translate exceptionally well in a take-out format, to help elevate your next night in!
6 Fun Social Distancing Activities in Nashville
Nashville moved into Phase 1 of its reopening plan on Monday, May 11 and with segments of life beginning a shift toward the new normal, we have a few more options for entertaining ourselves while maintaining social distancing. In this initial phase, retail shops and restaurants can open at 50% capacity, while all entertainment venues remain shuttered in an effort to curb close social contact. Not everyone will feel comfortable going into enclosed spaces away from home, so here are six creative ways to get out of the house and have a little fun, while still maintaining social distancing in Nashville.
Nashville Restaurants Offering Curbside Pickup and Delivery Amid COVID-19
As Nashville adjusts to a new “normal” amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which hit days after the March 3rd tornado, it’s more important than ever to shop and eat locally to support small businesses throughout Nashville. Luckily, many local restaurants have pivoted to curbside pickup and delivery services, allowing us to eat out while otherwise staying home to do our part to flatten the curve. We’ve aggregated a list of our favorite choices for a celebratory meal, family-style meals, and restaurants with grocery selections too. No matter how you’re faring in this quarantine, we’ve got you covered.
Best Team Building Activities in Nashville
Hard work at the office is best balanced with some fun team-building time away from the office. Rather than hanging out at another happy hour, try a team-building activity that fosters camaraderie and conversation. These active outings are memorable whether you’re looking for a unique team-building event, an experiential incentive for sales and commission-based employees, or a space away from the cubicles to celebrate a team accomplishment.
Best Healthy Lunches in Nashville
While Music City is a home for Southern staples like biscuits, fried chicken and barbecue, there are a slew of healthy lunch choices tucked away on some unsuspecting menus. If you know where to look, Nashville’s wide range of restaurants deliver a variety of healthier options from fresh crunchy salads to hearty grain bowls, plus everything in between. Check out our guide for some lighter, healthier options around town, even if your pals are heading out for tacos, pizza or barbecue.
Last-Minute Gift Ideas for Food Lovers
The holidays are around the corner, and the most wonderful time of the year can easily devolve into the most stressful time of year if you’re still shopping. Do you count among the stressed-out Santas searching for last-minute gifts? If you have any food lovers in your life—and let’s be real, who doesn’t have a food lover in their life?—this list offers plenty of last-minute inspiration.
Our last-minute gift guide includes multiple price points, too, so regardless of your budget, you’re sure to find a winner for the food lovers on your list.
East Nashville Tour
Eat like a local at chef-owned restaurants and specialty food shops in this creative, historic neighborhood. Tours every Friday and Saturday.
Downtown Nashville Tour
Experience Nashville's new culinary gems north and south of Broadway's famous honky tonks. Tours throughout the week.
12South Food & Mural Tour
Check out the restaurants, bakeries and murals that adorn this dining and shopping destination teeming with local designers and makers. Tours every Thursday.