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1. Belcourt Theatre
Hillsboro Village | FilmThe Belcourt Theatre is Nashville's only independent movie theater, first established in 1925 as the Hillsboro Theater. Reopened after extensive...Read More
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2. The 5 Spot
East Nashville | MusicFive Points favorite the 5 Spot is a great place to grab a quick drink and an even better spot to catch a show or cut a rug. The venue/bar hosts...Read More
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3. The Bluebird Café
Hillsboro Village | MusicYou can't get the full Nashville experience without a visit to the Bluebird Café, one of the city's most famous music venues. Catch a show on...Read More
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4. CMA Music Festival
Music FestivalsIn the second week of June, the CMA Music Festival hosts big-name country music stars at Nissan Stadium, Riverfront Park, and Bridgestone Arena...Read More
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5. Darkhorse Theater
Sylvan Park | TheaterDarkhorse Theater is Nashville’s answer to independent, alternative theater. Housed in a former church, it's comprised of resident companies...Read More
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6. Full Moon Cineplex
Hermitage | FilmHorror, beer, and popcorn all under one roof—what more could you want? Full Moon Cineplex offers dinner and a movie every Friday and Saturday...Read More
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7. Gallery of Iconic Guitars
Hillsboro Village | MusicGuitars are a dime a dozen in Nashville, but the axes on display at the Gallery of Iconic Guitars on Belmont University's campus are truly one...Read More
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8. Nashville Ballet
DanceLike their neighbors the Nashville Opera, the Nashville Ballet holds performances downtown and at their Sylvan Park location. They frequently...Read More
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9. Nashville Children's Theatre
Downtown | TheaterPerforming classic shows for children since the 1930s, this theater company touts the title of the oldest continually running children’s theater...Read More
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10. Nashville Jazz Workshop
Germantown | MusicIf jazz is your thing, be sure to check the calendar of the Nashville Jazz Workshop, which offers classes, performances, and various special...Read More
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11. Nashville Opera
Sylvan Heights | OperaNashville’s Opera company aims to celebrate a lesser-represented genre in Music City, and to make it accessible and interesting to all audience...Read More
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12. Nashville Symphony
Downtown | MusicNashville’s Symphony orchestra performs around 140 concerts a year, typically at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, and often collaborates with...Read More
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13. Oz Arts
West Nashville | DanceThis converted cigar warehouse is now the prime destination for contemporary arts in Nashville. The grounds are dotted with outrageous sculptures...Read More
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14. Pull-Tight Players Theater
TheaterThe Pull-Tight Players formed in 1968 and set up shop in their current location in 1985. They produce six main-stage shows each year in their...Read More
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15. Tennessee Performing Arts Center
Downtown | DanceThis multicultural center with elegant concert halls is the home of the Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera, Tennessee Repertory Theatre, and...Read More
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16. Tennessee Repertory Theatre
Downtown | DancePresenting original and well-known works, the Tennessee Repertory Theatre performs in Nashville'sTennessee Performance Arts Center. ...Read More
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17. The Back Corner
Germantown | MusicTucked behind popular Germantown restaurant 5th and Taylor is the Back Corner, a venue, bar, and nightclub operated by the same hospitality...Read More
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18. The Basement East
East Nashville | MusicAffectionately known as "the Beast," the Basement East is an East Nashville offshoot of the long-popular Basement venue located across the river...Read More
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19. The Cobra
East Nashville | MusicWhile the Cobra is open on non-show nights, too, the East Nashville bar/venue is especially known for its live music. If your tastes venture...Read More
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20. The Franklin Theater
FilmThe Franklin Theater’s iconic neon sign is the centerpiece of downtown Franklin. Opened in 1937 and refurbished in 2011, the theater now offers...Read More
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