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As your train departs the station or your plane leaves the ground, have you ever wanted just a little more time? One more day to explore further or to visit a place you didn't get wind of until the last minute? We'll let you know what's worth returning for, be it a little-known museum, a rambunctious dance club, or a peaceful garden. That way, you can avoid having to say, "Next time..."
Address: 405 12th Ave S, Nashville City Hall, Nashville, TN
Nashville's largest indoor charity event, Artrageous benefits Nashville CARES, a non-profit agency that spearheads AIDS education and services. Started in 1987 by prominent gallery owners, the event is now one of the South's top parties. The theme for 2007 is the Wizard of Oz, and the headline activity, the Yellow...
Bolton's Spicy Chicken and Fish
Address: 624 Main St, Nashville, TN 37206
As one insider said, "you better be sittin' down" to try Bolton's unique Nashville sandwich, made from a secret family recipe. Each piece of white fish or bone-in chicken is breaded and seasoned with a mix of spices and then fried to perfection. Served with white bread, pickles, and onions, it's local street food at...
Address: 1717 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212
For over 30 years, the Davis family has been sharpening knives and selling high-quality cookware and kitchen gadgets. With over 65 varieties of coffee, plus an immense stock of devices with which to make it, the shop is a delight for caffeine snobs too. The Davis men tell stories about the neighborhood while you wait...
East Nashville Tomato Art Fest
Address: Five Points Area, Nashville, TN
August is tomato time in Tennessee, and historic East Nashville residents have devised a way to bring people together for the quirkiest festival in the South. Tomato-themed art, a tomato toss, a costume parade, Bloody Mary and pizza contests, the crowning of Tomato King and Queen, and tomato-inspired dishes combine to...
Address: 900 Rosa Parks Blvd, Nashville Farmers' Market, Nashville, TN 37208
Popular with locals and tourists alike, this country music/comedy tour takes you through Downtown and Music Row for a campy, bawdy good time punctuated by stories of the scandals and closely guarded secrets of local country music stars. Led by the Jugg Sisters, Sheri Lynn and Brenda Kay, the tour is a non-traditional...
Address: 724 2nd Ave S, Nashville, TN 37210
Founded in 1931, NCT is the oldest professional theater in America devoted to kids. It offers a full line-up of year-round stage productions and educational programs for children and families, not to mention a fabulous charity event for adults every December that features some of Music City's most celebrated country...
Address: 116 5th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Once home to the Grand Ole Opry, this national historic landmark is a sure stop on any tourist circuit. Even so, you'll want to do more than just see the legendary venue. In fact, watching a favorite band perform on the same stage where yesterday's musical legends performed, in a building with perfect acoustics, makes...
Address: 1 Symphony Pl, Nashville, TN 37201
After much anticipation, the new home of the Nashville Symphony opened in 2006. The stunning building, modelled after a European music hall, is equipped to host a variety of musical performances, including classical, jazz, pop, and blues. The state-of-the-art facility boasts natural lighting, soundproofed windows, and...
Address: 4502 Murphy Rd, Nashville, TN 37209
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The meat 'n three is a Nashville institution. Mostly a lunch phenomenon, it indicates country cooking brought to the big city in a humble, down-home atmosphere. Sylvan Park (now with three locations) is among the best. The meats – fried chicken, country fried steak, breaded pork chops – are fine, but the vegetable...
Address: 2038 Greenwood Ave, Nashville, TN 37206
A former laundromat, this hangout is an ideal place for a night of live music, good beer (or wine!), and simple yet delicious food served by a friendly staff, most of whom live in the neighborhood. It's a no-frills place where the food is hearty (shepherd's pie is a favorite), the music is free, and regulars line up...
