Get a Taste of Music City

Be a part of the largest food and wine festival held in Nashville, TN with the Taste of Music City festival held at the Gateway Bridge in Nashville. There will be delicious food samples, wines, and other delicious treats for everyone to enjoy along with jazz music provided by local musicians. Profits benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee.

While you’re in Nashville enjoying the largest food and wine festival the area has to offer, you won’t want to miss an opportunity to get a taste of the rest of the city with the Discover Nashville Tour and the Home of the Stars Tour combination. The combination includes an exciting comprehensive tour of Nashville’s hottest attractions before a tour of the neighborhoods where Nashville stars like Dolly Parton, Martina McBride, and other famous musicians live.

One you’ve seen the city of Nashville, there is one more Nashville tradition you simply can’t miss. A show at the legendary Grand Ole Opry is a must see attraction of Nashville. See the stage where country music singers have bloomed into stars. The history and time-honored practices of the Grand Ole Opry make it one of the most revered stages in the world.

History, Jazz, and Food: Nashville Summer Festivals

Whether looking for a fun activity for Father’s Day weekend or needing something to fill up your June calendar, look to Nashville for entertaining events that make the perfect excuse for a summer weekend getaway. From historical festivals to a taste of Nashville, these events may be exactly what you are looking for.

Need plans for Father’s Day weekend? June 20 is the day of Nashville’s biggest food and wine festival: the Taste of Music City. The South is known for its fantastic cuisine, and this festival is the perfect way to indulge and taste a variety of treats. Whether you are a barbecue lover or want to sample some great beers and wines, this festival is the perfect event for you. With restaurants from all over Nashville participating, you will be overwhelmed with the options. Stay in town Saturday night and then enjoy Sunday exploring the city, and maybe visiting some of the restaurants you sampled.

Music lovers and history buffs will enjoy the Jefferson Street Jazz and Blues Festival, also taking place this weekend on June 19 and 20. Jefferson Street is a historic Nashville landmark, and it was the home of Nashville’s jazz and blues music industry from the 1940s through the 1960s. This event features a variety of local talent and jazz musicians and also has many vendors. Jefferson Street has been undergoing revitalization and offers many stores and restaurants to complete the experience. Book lodging nearby to make sure you are close to the action and great jazz music.

For those looking for the historical side of Nashville, the 19th Century Trade Days Festival on June 27 to 29 is the perfect event. This festival takes place at the Travellers Rest Plantation and Museum, which is a 19th century plantation. You will be beckoned back to the antebellum days of Tennessee at this unique festival, which features over 30 craftsmen and artisans that will be providing demonstrations on 19th century living like broom making, candle dipping, and spinning. This event is great for families who want an education experience or visitors who just want to escape the stress of the 21st century.