Nashville African American Street Festival Provides Cultural Wisdom

Join the over 100,000 who will gather in Nashville for the 28th annual African Street Festival taking place from September 17-19. The event’s activities will all be held at Tennessee State University, and you’ll have plenty of time to experience everything the festival offers, including a children’s pavilion, authentic African dining opportunities, music from genres like Jazz, Gospel and Reggae, and dancing. You won’t want to miss the event, and you can get prepared by booking lodging in nearby hotels.

In addition to the African culture, you can also experience the traditions of Nashville by attending a performance like the Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater which celebrates authentic country music by music artists of the past. Sit back in your seat for a touch of humor and big talent as special guests like Tommy Cash, Dianna Murrell, and many more sing their melodies. On top of the performance, the theater also provides an delectable buffet with four meat and pasta entrees, crisp salads, buttery rolls, and much more.

For another show, you can go to the Opry Country Classics, which reenacts the traditions and history of Nashville through talented live musical performances by famous country music artists. The tunes will be a sweet song to your ears as you hear both old and contemporary forms of country songs.

Fulfill your dreams in the Nashville area by experiencing both foreign and local culture. The music and history will make your vacation experience enjoyable.

Nearby Nashville Hosts Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration

Starting on August 25 in Nashville‘s nearby town of Shelbyville, fans will be able to attend concerts, shows, and displays of horses situated in a 105-acre complex, marking a new year for the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Grounds. Visitors will see special horse breeds like Quarter, Spotted Saddle, Racking, and even Arabian! Join the fun with the other nearly 250,000 fans that come from over 40 states. If you’re interested in staying around the city for the 11 day event, browse through our extensive list of lodging in Nashville or surrounding areas.

Additional fun can be had in Music City with the Nashville Unpublished Walking Tour, which gives you a balanced historic look at the area’s past and culture. Discover untold facts about famous music artists like Johnny Cash, Elvis, and others. The tour’s biggest enjoyment – a behind the scenes look at the Ryman Auditorium, will give the kids and adults a new perspective on the entertainment that has taken place in decades past. Finally, you’ll learn about some of America’s old war soldiers, like Fannie Battle, a Confederate spy.

For a separate excursion, the Nashville Trolley Tour offers great information on Nashville’s downtown district. Bring along your camera for snapshots of Tennessee’s State Capitol, Ryman Auditorium, Music Row, Parthenon, and much, much more. The guided tour provides a comprehensive look at the city’s highlights, along with answers to questions you may have as you ride along.

The Nashville and surrounding areas are the perfect getaway for a summer vacation. Feel free to browse through our activities before heading out!

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