A Charlie Brown Halloween
Halloween programming at a jazz room, which suggests the Peanuts songbook rather than another bar crawl. Tonight only, so decide quickly.
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Halloween programming at a jazz room, which suggests the Peanuts songbook rather than another bar crawl. Tonight only, so decide quickly.
A single tour stop with Tiffany Day in support, at the Germantown bowling-and-music room.
A stacked Opry bill listing Brothers Osborne, Henry Cho, Megan Woods, Colby Acuff, Meels, Rhonda Vincent and Rick Trevino, billed under the Opry 100 banner.
Three-hour evening event at the hotel's 888 venue. Listing gives no detail beyond the name.
Outdoor screening of the witchy cult favorite on the riverfront. Bring a blanket, it is late October and the river breeze has opinions.
Home match against Philadelphia with a $1 hotdog promotion on the night. Cheap stadium food is the specific reason to pick this one over any other match.
One arena night with The Last Dinner Party and The Hellp opening, so the support slot is a real reason to arrive early.
A one-night anniversary show for the country group at the Ryman, with unnamed special guests joining. Milestone shows at this room tend to be one-offs.
A benefit for the Brentwood Family YMCA with Jeffrey Steele, Bridgette Tatum, Chuck Cannon and Mark Trussell trading songs. One night, and the ticket supports a good cause.
A three-hour candy loop at The Factory, which is the right size for small ghouls and tired parents. Costumes are the whole point.
Tribute concert marking 80 years of the Stanley Brothers. A single evening at the museum, tonight.
Nineties hip-hop reworked for a string ensemble in a full-scale replica of a Greek temple. Nashville has few stranger or more atmospheric ways to hear it.
Jordan Peele's sky-watching horror on a proper screen, part of the Fear Fest run. One evening showing, so the calendar gives you exactly one shot.
A Halloween-flavored evening after hours among the gardens, with the autumn setting doing most of the work. Good pick if you want spooky season without a bar tab.
A one-afternoon community collaboration at the 12 South scoop shop. Already drawing 42+ interested, so expect a line.
The fundraiser returns by popular demand, with games set inside the historic mansion. Details beyond the date are thin, so check the listing before you commit.
One-night pairing of wagyu and wontons at The Mockingbird. Details beyond the theme are thin, so check the listing before booking.
A Halloween-themed brunch with beats, which is a polite way of saying cocktails before noon are encouraged. Costumes seem to be the assignment.
A skeptic's take on the Bell Witch legend, timed for the spooky weekend. Starts from the shoe store at Opry Mills.
The sixth edition of a Halloween-weekend party at Skydeck. Friday night, costume season, and a repeat series with some history behind it.
A dance-floor night built around Broadway show music, placed the evening before Halloween. Bring stamina and possibly a costume.
A villain-themed Halloween evening event, listed for one night only. Details beyond the time slot are not published here.
A Halloween-season songwriter night at the Bluebird, now in its third year. Listed alongside a separate late show with Don Henry and friends.
Chucky at the witching hour, billed as a midnight screening. Late, slightly unhinged, and gone once Halloween weekend wraps.
Two showings of the cult staple on Halloween eve, one early and one late. Pick the slot that matches your costume commitment.
After-hours Halloween edition at the museum. A better-than-bar way to spend a Friday before Halloween.
Two nights of a Halloween-themed HARDY show. A rare chance to see a costume-season special instead of a standard tour stop.
A masquerade ball staged inside a historic mansion, with a speakeasy theme. Listed as an editor's pick with early interest, so costume and tickets are worth sorting before Friday.
A Friday evening Halloween celebration on the Yards campus. Five hours of cover for an early-weekend costume outing.
Evening haunted history tours at the Smyrna historic home. Listed for the Friday before Halloween.
A masquerade night on a hotel rooftop, the night before Halloween proper. Tickets from $24.
An adults-only evening on the treetop courses with a monster theme. No kids in the queue, which is the whole pitch.
Billed as Midtown's biggest Halloween party, so expect a crowd and costumes.
Halloween night programming inside Nashville's full-scale Parthenon replica, running late into the evening. One night.
A psychic reads your pet for three hours at the hotel. Bring skepticism and a patient animal.
A laser show set to Dark Side of the Moon, running about 45 minutes in the afternoon. Single listed showing this week.
A Friday night Halloween bar crawl themed around a haunting at a cocktail club. The cheapest crawl on the list at $8.
An after-dark Halloween outing at the west side park, one Friday evening only.
A frozen treat built on apple butter and biscuit, made with The Loveless Cafe as part of a soft-serve menu that keeps changing.
The best high school marching bands in the area take the field, and the text promises a wow experience. A Grayline shuttle runs from State Parking Lot 28 near the State Capitol for $20 roundtrip.
Beck on Halloween night at The Truth, a single Nashville date on the Ride Lonesome Tour.
Daytime craft and coffee event at the Gulch hotel. Details are sparse, so confirm what is on offer.
A one-night Halloween bar crawl on Broadway, with tickets starting at $6. Cheap entry for the one night of the year costumes pass for normal on that strip.
A Halloween-themed run at the Lower Broadway games venue. Only a few days left before the season ends on October 31.
An improvised horror musical on Halloween night, so no two performances share a script. Nobody can tell you how it ends, including the cast.
Billed as the city's largest Halloween costume party, held on a lawn club. Saturday evening only.
A morning celebration of the Day of the Dead on the Cheekwood grounds. Early start, so you can still have a Halloween night afterward.
Burton's afterlife comedy on Halloween day itself. A friendlier pick than the midnight slashers if you want your spooky with jokes.
A morning showing of the Pixar Day of the Dead film, the gentlest option on the final Fear Fest day. Good for kids before the evening gets scarier.
The 1974 original as a midnight screening on Halloween night. It closes out the Fear Fest calendar, so this is the last scare of the run.
A kid-oriented Halloween afternoon with a country music slant. Easy way to spend the pre-trick-or-treat hours indoors.
A three-night, mad-scientist-themed cocktail experience timed to Halloween week, from $20. Short run, so the window closes the day Halloween ends.
After-dark ghost tours at Andrew Jackson's home, with three nights left on the calendar. Fitting spot for Halloween week.
A crawl through bars across Lower Broadway, with welcome shots or treats and drink specials along the way.
An afternoon Halloween party at the Hall of Fame, one day only. Pairs with the morning suncatcher craft session there.
A one-hour Halloween show for kids built on classic rock songs. Single morning showing.
An all-day Halloween program running from late morning to midnight. Covers both the family hours and the grown-up ones.
Halloween night at the hotel bar, alongside its Practical Magic pop-up. Open from early evening to nearly midnight.
Halloween night on a hotel rooftop lounge. Tickets from $28.
A free Halloween rooftop party, which makes it the cheapest rooftop option on the calendar.
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