One-night craft pop-up at Drift Nashville for the junk journal crowd — ephemeral and oddly specific in the best way.
Miami-themed pop at a Belle Meade beauty studio — the collab venue alone makes it a curiosity.
Kurt Vile brings his slow-burn guitar sprawl to the Ryman for a Saturday night that'll feel like the longest good song you've heard.
One-night community gathering at the Frist blending live music, visual art, and conversation — the kind of Thursday evening that actually earns the word 'curated.'
Limited-run immersive space experience at Adventure Science Center — gone after Friday, Jul 17.
Art-meets-table concept at the Fairlane — a ticketed multi-course dinner staged around seven original paintings.
Second-to-last firefly hike of the summer — guided dusk walk through the sanctuary while the field lights up.
Owl's Hill is staying open until 8 PM on Thursdays through July — last chance before summer hours snap back.
Stacked shipping containers, natural wine, and a lineup that changes: Fortunate Son, Birdie’s, Chivanda, Retrograde coffee, The Pepper Pott. Never the same visit twice — which is the point.
The drive-in's nightly summer stretch closes after the first August weekend — two more weeks of movies under the sky.
The downtown rooftop turned itself into the Amalfi coast for the season — spritzes, sun, and a hard end date when summer’s over. A clean “do it before Labor Day” pick.
Bring your dog to Cheekwood for this short-run summer evening series — closes July 23.
Two-night immersive theatrical speakeasy event — if you missed Chapter One, this is the window.
Free outdoor storytelling at dusk in Centennial Park — a fleeting summer series gone by end of July.
One-night live set from Dallas Murrae at Love and Exile, presented by TN Shine Co. — a tight room for a proper show.
A one-night pop revue at an intimate Lindell Ave address — the kind of quirky Nashville original that doesn't stick around.
New Orleans-based Chris Acker brings his Growing Boys to East Nashville's best honky-tonk for a one-night stand.
Nashville-based SLT community brings its sustainability framework session to the East side — niche but engaged crowd.
JD Shelburne performs and talks craft at CMHOF — the title track to his 2025 album is the kind of song that writes you.
Free block party hosted by Oxbow and The Wayward in the River North corridor — the neighborhood showing its hand.
A long-table creek-side dinner under the stars at Historic Hachland Hill — one night, ticketed, and the kind of thing that sells out well ahead. On sale now.
Lower Broadway gets blocked off for a free street party honoring traditional country at its home base — rare open-air version of the Broadway institution.
Local legend Will Hoge hosts a two-day Eastside festival — the rare Nashville music event that actually feels like it's for Nashville people.
A structured crawl along Broadway that reframes the honky-tonk strip as a curated live-music experience rather than a tourist gauntlet.
Deep Tropics brings a curated global electronic lineup — house, techno, bass — outdoors at the state park for two nights.
IndyCar comes back to the Superspeedway for a two-day weekend that finishes Sunday under the lights, with concerts stacked on top.
Nashville’s marquee wine weekend: rare vintages, winemaker dinners, the city’s oldest charity wine event.
East Nashville’s gloriously weird August tradition — tomato art, costumes, music, and the whole neighborhood out.
Five days, dozens of venues, thousands of artists — the year’s deepest dive into roots music. Badges sell before the lineup’s even finished.
One of the country’s longest-running film festivals — nearly 150 films, Q&As, panels, and parties across the city’s arts venues.
Share Fleeting, get the goods
Forward this to the friend who always asks where should we go? — it’s how Fleeting spreads. Subscribers unlock the rewards below by referring friends.
Know something fleeting we should chase — a pop-up, a one-night show, a date to flag early? Just hit reply. Best tip each week gets a shout-out.