Things To Do in Downtown Nashville

Cheekwood presents Chihuly at Cheekwood as a celebration of the 10th anniversary of Chihuly’s 2010 blockbuster success at Cheekwood while also commemorating the 60th anniversary of Cheekwood as a public institution.

July 18, 2020 – January 10, 2021
9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Located in downtown Nashville, the National Museum of African American Music is scheduled to open on Labor Day in 2020. The museum will encompass a 56,000-square-foot facility and will highlight how African Americans have contributed to all genres of American music.

June 27 – 28, 2020. Show your pride at Public Square Park, right in front of City Hall.

Every summer, thousands of country music fans from all over the world move in to Nashville for four days to experience CMA Music Festival. Stay at Noelle during CMA Music Festival and enjoy stylish accommodations just steps from all the action.

CMA Music Festival 2020 will take place from June 4-7. Although we are still awaiting the lineup, you can be sure that all of the big names in country music will be there!

Spend the last night of the year with thousands of your closest friends, hours of live music, fireworks, and the signature midnight Music Note Drop. Get ready for a happy new year.

Imaginative yet focused, Stateside Kitchen showcases seasonal cuisine in an intelligent setting. Helmed by Executive Chef Michael Kopfman and his collective of Hillstone Restaurant Group alumni, the brasserie-style restaurant focuses on fresh flavors and locally sourced ingredients to comprise a menu for all palettes.

Pinewood is a place to be morning, noon, or night. Whether you’re looking to eat or to play, you’ll be happy with your decision to go here. With delicious menus for any time of the day, 6 bowling lanes, and a pool, there is no shortage of fun to be had.

Conveniently located, Liberty Common offers an exceptional bar program and superbly approachable comfort fare, highlighting the best of Southern and French comfort foods. We recommend brunching at this spot!

Paying homage to the building’s past life as the Gray & Dudley Hardware Company, the re-imagined restaurant and lounge space embraces and celebrates high and low, new and old. Adjacent museum galleries exhibiting contemporary art foster exploration over cocktails or following a meal filled with heartfelt hospitality.

Etch is a globally-inspired restaurant by award-winning chef Deb Paquette. Etch’s eclectic menu incorporates innovative dishes inspired by her favorite regions of the world to leave a lasting impression, or etch, on every diner.