Make Father’s Day One to Remember in Nashville!
May 27, 2011 by admin
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Don’t let another Father’s Day pass without a special getaway for your dad – take him on an excursion to Nashville where he can experience whatever suits his fancy, from country legend concerts to outdoor wildlife exhibits. Nashville is full of surprises, and whether this is your dad’s first or fiftieth visit to Nashville, you can always find something enjoyable for your family. This Tennessee city has attraction that number in the thousands, and your dad can find both outdoor activities like fishing and cruises as well as indoor appeal at performances and sports store shopping. Be sure you make reservations for Father’s Day at your choice of Nashville lodging.
Start Dad out on one of the most popular activities in Nashville, the General Jackson Showboat, which combines a luxury cruise, a live performance and a delicious dinner. This is an unforgettable experience that will take you out on the Cumberland River where you can view the city skyline and watch the skyscrapers as they reflect on the deep blue water below. Choose from either a lunch or dinner menu, and enjoy country classics from some of your favorite artists during the meal. Afterward, you may continue your sightseeing experience out on the deck.
For a tribute to our fallen heroes, take your dad out on the Civil War Tour: The Battle of Franklin, where he can discover a little bit of history about Tennessee he may not have known. The Battle of Franklin was one of the most deadly conflicts in the station, with more than 9,500 casualties within the first five hours. Your tour guide will answer any questions you or the rest of your family may have as you walk through the cemetery. As a special highlight of the tour, you’ll also see the Carnton Plantation.
“It’s Not Unusual” to Catch an Exciting Performance by Tom Jones in Nashville!
If you are planning a vacation in Nashville, you will find that there are a variety of events that will be an excellent addition to your vacation, and on April 30th, you can see the legendary Tom Jones at the historic Ryman Auditorium. You many know some of Tom Jones’ popular hits like “What’s New, Pussycat?” and “It’s Not Unusual.” Tom Jones is certain to impress you with his powerful voice, and you will marvel at how his singing talent has been preserved nearly 50 years after he first appeared on the music scene. The whole family can enjoy this wonderful performance by a living legend! If you are interested in seeing a performance by Tom Jones in Nashville, you can compare prices for lodging and make reservations online.Boogie to the Blues in Nashville March 6th!
If you like the blues, you will absolutely love visiting Nashville for the Nashville Blues Festival on March 6. This exciting event, which will take places at the Municipal Auditorium, will be a full evening of great entertainment provided by notable blues musicians like The Manhattans, Marvin Sease, Shirley Brown and Mel Waiters. This exciting evening of blues is sure to keep you on your feet dancing the night away, and it will be the perfect compliment to your relaxing Nashville vacation. Be sure to plan ahead to attend this fabulous event that is sure to draw a crowd!
Attend the Concert for Hope in Nashville
July 1, 2010 by admin
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Come see some of your favorite artists including Lonestar, Jo Dee Messina, Amy Grant, Jamie O’Neal, and Ty Hearndon at the War Memorial Auditorium starting at 7:30 pm during the Concert for Hope presented by Mix 92.9. This great concert will benefit the American Red Cross of Nashville and Point Hope. Proceeds will benefit people in Nashville as well as needy people in Africa where the living conditions are dire each day. So come out and attend this great concert for an even greater cause.
While you are visiting Nashville there are several other fantastic activities to take part in. One in particular is the famous Grand Ole Opry which has been around for over 75 years. This is where some of the best stars of country music have performed such as Brad Paisley, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, and many more. Take part in this American tradition during your trip to Nashville for an experience you’re sure to remember for years to come.
Another great attraction in Nashville is a relaxing trip on General Jackson Showboat Lunch & Dinner Cruises where you will relax and cruise along the Cumberland River. The showboat is the largest showboat in the world with four decks that provide beautiful sights of the city as well as a wonderful show and meal. There are a few different cruises, so one is sure to fit your fun filled vacation schedule.
If you want to learn more about your favorite stars attend the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum which spans over a whole block in Nashville. This beautiful building cost 37 million dollars to construct and is filled with all the platinum and gold records to ever appear on country music charts, rare recordings, special traveling exhibits, memorabilia, and so much more. Also enjoy a 5,500 square foot gift shop that has souvenirs from the past, present, and future of country music.
If you plan on traveling to Nashville for the Concert for Hope or just want to take a great summer vacation, we have several great Nashville lodging choices. Click here for more information on hotels in Nashville.
Christmas Comes to the Country Music Capital of the World
November 27, 2009 by admin
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As the Winter season officially sets in much of Music City will be covered in the warmth and cheer of the season, if not necessarily a blanket of snow. From luxurious resorts to historic homesteads, throughout the area travelers will find a wealth of options for enjoying a traditional Nashville vacation coated with a touch of the holidays!
Gaylord Opryland Resort’s encompassing A Country Christmas has all four atriums of the popular resort decked out for the holidays while the resort’s Gaslight Theatre plays host to both Louise Mandrell’s “Joy to the World” Christmas Dinner & Show and the interactive ICE!, featuring classic scenes from “A Charlie Brown Christmas” through exquisite ice sculptures. Additionally, the famed Radio City Rockettes will be performing at the nearby Grand Ole Opry House as part of the festival!
Throughout December, the Belle Meade Plantation will tweak its typical historical entertainment and education to provide a more concentrated look at Christmas in the 19th century. Victorian finery and a general sense of luxury and sophistication will be on display as you experience how the elite of yester year celebrated the holidays.
The General Jackson Showboat and Tim Watson will be teaming up this Winter season to bring Nashville visitors a historic and lively time along the Cumberland River with Tim Watson’s Tennessee Christmas. Tim Watson’s acclaimed fiddle abilities will be put on center stage as he combines his perfected style with the nostalgia of Christmas classics. Of course, dinner and stunning views of Nashville will help compliment your experience for a varied occasion of entertainment.
