Crafts meet craft beer in a one-day pop-up at the Gulch Hyatt — rhinestones and IPAs, Nashville's natural combination.
Free pop-up basketball activation in Walk of Fame Park — two hours, then gone.
FEAR FEST kicks off with Kubrick's masterpiece — here's Johnny, and he's coming to Franklin first.
Seasonal chef-and-winemaker collab dinner at City Winery — Fall Equinox edition means the menu is doing something intentional with the turn of the season.
Miranda Lambert inaugurates the brand-new venue The Truth with a single-night-only show — a debut double-header you don't want to miss.
Local storytellers surface Nashville's buried history in a single evening on Belmont's campus.
The guy who wrote Maren Morris's Grammy-nominated 'The Bones' unpacks his craft in a one-session format.
Cannery Hall event with a name that suggests either vintage cool or a very responsible start time — worth knowing about either way.
One-off sound bath inside the Frist — an unusually serene Thursday evening for a museum that normally just hangs things on walls.
Whiskey tasting festival in Midtown — $42 gets you through the door of one of fall's better-justified afternoons.
The Hall screens 'The Endless Road' with a panel discussion to follow — one afternoon, one showing.
Guided evening hike by lantern light through Owl's Hill — atmospheric, limited capacity, and gone fast.
Two days of serious-adult LEGO builds and fan culture at the Fairgrounds — bring the kids or leave them home and own it.
Chef Julio Hernandez throws a genre-spanning anniversary party for year two of Maíz — cumbia meets corn and community.
WeHo's neighborhood farmer's market has two Wednesdays left—last runs for local produce this season.
CCM's beloved trio brings their harmonies to Chief's downtown stage for a one-night stand.
A late-night Halloween event at Andrew Jackson's estate — history and haunting in a single evening.
The Parthenon hosts a late candlelight set pitting Queen against ABBA — a ridiculous premise that somehow works as a night out.
Fleetwood Mac by candlelight inside a full-scale Greek temple replica — the setting does more work than the setlist needs to.
Ride a train along a mile-long yard sale corridor — a fall Saturday that sells itself.
Horror shorts and features at Regal Green Hills — free admission and the right vibe for the season.
Germantown's beer hall does Oktoberfest the right way — steins, brats, and a crowd that actually lives in the neighborhood.
Party pass to 10+ bars on Halloween Eve — the Zombie Crawl is Nashville's annual undead takeover of Broadway.
Cheekwood goes dark — nighttime harvest experience on the grounds of Nashville's most photogenic estate.
Nashville's multicultural food and culture festival returns to Centennial Park — the city's global dining scene all in one place.
Pre-loved bridal gowns meet coal-fired pizza — a wildly Nashville combination for brides on a budget.
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