Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day dinner in Nashville? From chef-driven prix fixe menus to elegant tasting experiences, Nashville’s top restaurants are pulling out all the stops for Valentine’s Day 2026. Discover where to book for a romantic night out featuring celebrated chefs, standout menus, and unforgettable settings.

A rare sports crossover is coming to Nashville on February 8, 2026, when the Winter Olympics and Super Bowl share the same day. This guide highlights the best Nashville bars to watch it all, from massive screens to game-day specials — plus a local tip from Walk Eat Nashville.

Nashville Hot Chicken Week is a city-wide celebration of Nashville’s most iconic dish, featuring $8 hot chicken specials, creative interpretations, and a look at the spicy history behind the city’s famous food tradition.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.