Social Events

Events and fun things happening around town.

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Whether you’re looking for ideas for your 25th anniversary or trying to decide where to take someone on a first date, the following list of suggestions is sure to spark some romantic inspiration in just about anyone.

DATE NIGHT AT HOME IDEAS

Board Game Night

If you loved board games in your childhood, check out some of the new tabletop games that have been released during the board game renaissance of the last decade. With dozens of titles to choose from, you’re sure to find the right game for you and your date.

We suggest Carcassonne, a two-player strategy game with short play time that will allow ample time for you and your companion to indulge in some appropriately French-themed snack foods. Wine, cheese, and bread, anyone? This is ideal

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The craft beer scene in Nashville is one of the best in the region with new breweries opening all the time. Each neighborhood has its own brewery that has staked a claim to the territory, and each offers up a little something different. No matter what atmosphere you like or your beer preference, there is bound to be a brewery that fits your style within just a few miles of home.

Here are a few of our favorites:

Tailgate Beer

7300 Charlotte Pike | Nashville
1538 Demonbreun St | Nashville

What Makes it Unique? 30-50 beers on tap, amazing dessert pizzas, tons of board games, and outdoor games such as cornhole and disc golf.
Best Bet: Their most popular and unique brew is their award winning Peanut Butter Milk Stout.

Jackalope Brewing Company

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The summer is winding down and the kids will be heading back to school before you know it. Make the most of the next few weekends with one of our event suggestions this August! From fairs to festivals and concerts to theatrical performances, there’s something going on in Middle Tennessee that everyone can enjoy!

August 4-12: Williamson County Fair

Williamson County Ag Expo Park

Fair season has officially kicked off! Enjoy agricultural themed activities, your favorite midway rides, and some delicious fried-to-perfection foods during a day at the fair. This year’s theme is “Country Pride County Wide”.

August 5 – September 15 (Saturdays): Musician’s Corner
Centennial Park | Nashville

Musician’s Corner is back for its second round this

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For those that are newer Nashville residents, or normally travel over the Fourth, here’s a public service announcement: Nashville does not mess around with the Fourth of July. Rumor has it, the fireworks display is the largest in the country. Other sources say we are second only to New York City’s display. Whatever the ranking may be, we can tell you Nashville takes the holiday seriously, and so should you… and by serious, we mean plan ahead to get the maximum out of your day!

THE RUNDOWN

This years 4th of July lands on a Tuesday, with a day full of festivities building up to Downtown’s “Let Freedom Sing” fireworks show. Starting at noon, Ascend Amphitheater and The Green at Riverfront have free concerts with a lineup starring Chris Young,

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No matter how you like to spend your summer weekends, Nashville has something going on this month that will keep everyone entertained. Hot weather and hot chicken can be remedied with cold drinks and cool pools, and add some favorite annual festivals and events to round out your July events calendar!

July 4: Music City Hot Chicken Festival
East Park, Nashville | 10:30 am

Before heading to the fireworks, test your taste buds at the Music City Hot Chicken Festival, a favorite annual Nashville event. Several favorite local restaurants and food trucks will be on site selling both hot chicken and other milder favorites plus beer and other cold beverages to quench your thirsts. The event begins with a firetruck parade at 10:30, followed by

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It’s time to dust off those lawn chairs, stock up on sunscreen and get your calendars ready because we’re about to dive into some serious Nashville happenings. June might as well be one long festival here in Middle Tennessee because if you’re up for the challenge (and ready for the best weekends of your life), you can have some serious non-stop entertainment. No list can contain everything June brings to the area, but we’ve attempted to give you the down-low on some of the major happenings!

Brew at the Zoo
June 2nd

Voted best beer event for the past two years by Nashville scene, this “wild” Brew at the Zoo is back for the sixth year in a row. With admission, event-goers receive a tasting glass for unlimited samples of the 100+ beers on tap, as

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Where will you be hanging out on February 5, 2017? As the date for Super Bowl 51 edges closer, cement your plans now to guarantee a fun-filled afternoon and evening. Whether you’ll be watching with friends, a significant other, family, or a combination of all three, watching the Super Bowl in middle Tennessee is a guaranteed win at the locations we’ll be highlighting today.

     

  • Nashville – If you’ll be close to the city center on game day, you’ll have your pick of excellent venues that will be showing the Super Bowl as well as offering food and drink specials (at most locations). The ambiance of watching a big sporting event at a sports bar with fellow enthusiasts really can’t be beat. Double Dogs in Hillsboro Village is one favorite of
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The holidays have passed, and facing the long stretch of winter weather ahead can seem overwhelming and bleak. As the colder temperatures force you to spend more time inside, beat the winter blues by getting out of the house and into a fun indoor activity near you.

 

ROCK WALL CLIMBING

Get your heart rate up and try something new! Wall climbing gyms are popping up all over the place, including many locations in middle Tennessee:

·        Nashville is home to two locations of Climb Nashville, where you can wall climb at your leisure as well as participate in organized fitness (for both endurance and strength) and yoga classes. ·        Franklin offers a great climbing space called The Crag, which is purely focused on the…
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February is the month of love, so why not spend your time doing activities that you love around Middle Tennessee? This month is all about events that make people happy like the Antique & Garden Show, and Free Hike Day. So go out and find something you love to do this month– here are some ideas:

 

Wedding Dresses Throughout the Decades @ Oaklands Mansion

 

Happening now through March 5th, The Oaklands Mansion in Murfreesboro is hosting the Wedding Dresses Throughout the Decades exhibit. Come browse the gowns on display while discovering the lives of women in history. You can see each vintage gown from up to 100 years ago, along with a photo and story of the bride who wore it on her special day. Experience the changes in fashion and culture from

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NYE Hot Spots

What better way to ring in 2017 than at some of the best parties Middle Tennessee has to offer? Whether you’re a local or just visiting, New Years Eve in Nashville and the surrounding areas are sure to please all interests. Between the abundance of live music performances, to parties, to elegant dinners, making the right choice to spend your last few hours in 2016 may be harder than you thought. So we hope some of these NYE hotspots will help:

 

New Years Eve Dinners

 

  • Sinema’s New Years Eve Dinner + Lounge Party
  • etc. New Years Eve Dinner
  • Sambuca NYE
  • 5 Senses Restaurant & Bar NYE Dinner
  • GRAYS on Main Dinner and Live Music
  • The Goat New Years Eve Bash
  • Woodfire Mt. Juliet NYE Ho Down

 

New Years Eve Live Music Performances

 

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