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This is one of Nashville’s most respected venues for live music offering anything from Rock to Country, Blues to Americana. For over 20 years, Douglas Corner has been one of Nashville’s premier live music and showcase venues. An industry haunt where established artists, songwriters and up-and-comers gather, names such as Garth Brooks, Jon Bon Jovi, and Cheap Trick have all played at the Douglas Corner. This is the site for the Keith Whitley “No Stranger to the Rain” video. Also, the Douglas Corner Cafe houses an in-house studio and production facility.

(CLOSED) Fontanel Nashville

Bar/Tavern ; Farm ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Hotel/Motel/Inn ; Museum ; Music Venue ; Winery

Fontanel is one of Nashville’s premier destinations situated on 186 acres nestled in the rolling hills of the Whites Creek Valley, just 15 minutes North of downtown Nashville. Property activities include tours of the Fontanel Mansion, a 33,000 square foot log cabin and former home of Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell. Concerts at the Carl Black Chevy Woods Amphitheater, Adventureworks Ziplines, and three miles of public walking trails provided by Metro Parks and Greenway. Handcrafted small batch fine wines are available at Natchez Hills Winery, where you can enjoy a personalized tasting and take your favorite bottle home. Cafe Fontanella is the property’s award-winning restaurant, and is open 7 days a week featuring Italian/American cuisine. Accommodations are available on-site at the luxurious Inn at Fontanel, a boutique Bed and Breakfast. Shopping is available at the Stone House Gift Shoppe (which also serves as the box office).

(CLOSED) Ground Floor Gallery

Gallery

Ground Floor Gallery is committed to providing exhibitions with depth and relevance in multiple disciplines for a diverse audience. Ground Floor Gallery provides opportunities for artists to show their work in a collective artist community, increases their exposure, and connects them with potential buyers and art community professionals. In this spirit, the gallery announces new calls for art. Artists who are selected set their own prices, handle their own transactions, and keep 100% of sales. In this way, artists have a chance to establish ongoing relationships with their buyers. Ground Floor Gallery does not represent artists but provides professional exposure and exhibition experience. Hours vary so call ahead or take a chance and stop by, chances are someone will be there!

(CLOSED) Natchez Hills Winery at The Fontanel

Bar/Tavern ; Winery

Natchez Hills Winery at the Market, offers guests the experience of visiting the Vineyard tasting room, right in the heart of Music City. Our knowledgeable staff will help walk you through a tasting of our many varietals, enlightening new wine drinkers and sharing stories with seasoned connoisseur. Enjoy indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the State Capital and Bicentennial park, all while sipping on our wine. A selection of locally sourced cured meats, cheeses and artisan baked goods are available to snack on while you are there, plus an area to shop for wine related gifts. The best part is the tasting room is located in the main market house of the Nashville Farmers’ Market, where you have access to some incredible Pick TN products and Artisan crafts all produced in Tennessee. The Tasting Room is a very active place so be sure to follow us on Facebook to see some of the many events we have planned over the season, follow us at Natchez Hills at the Market. Wine Tastings are $6 to taste 5 wines at our tasting bar, guided by one of our tasting room associates. Wine Flights are also available, to enjoy a tasting from the comfort of your table. No advanced reservations required for parties 8 or less. For parties of more then 8 please contact Info@natchezhills.com.

(OPEN ONLINE) Parnassus Books

Bookstore

Parnassus Books is an independent bookstore located in Nashville, Tennessee. Co-owned by bestselling author Ann Patchett and publishing veteran Karen Hayes, Parnassus stocks the best selections of literature, non-fiction, children’s, local interests, and the arts. The store also boasts an extensive local author section. In Greek mythology, Mount Parnassus was the home of literature, learning, and music. They are Nashville’s Parnassus, providing a refuge for Nashvillians of all ages who share in their love of the written word. They provide a venue for writers to connect with readers, and for readers to connect with books. In doing so, they strive to complement and contribute to the rich cultural character of Nashville, the Athens of the South. Source: Parnassus Books

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) Adventureworks Nashville West...

Zipline

Adventureworks Nashville West adventure park is the place to go for unsurpassed outdoor beauty, fun and challenge. These outdoor adventures include something for everyone! Zipline through the trees in the majestic old growth forest on nine separate zip lines covering about 1.5 miles of terrain. This zip course is ideal for families and first-time zippers, (and everyone else looking for a fun adventure). Challenge yourself on the treetop aerial adventure course! Test your skills on a 25-element challenge course full of swinging bridges, hanging vines, cargo nets, and much more. For a longer adventure at a great price try the zipline/aerial combo. Source: website

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) COOP Gallery

Gallery

COOP is a curatorial collective made up of artists, curators, thinkers and professors who are committed to expanding Nashville’s dialogue with contemporary art by presenting challenging new or under-represented artists/artworks in the community. COOP is committed to exhibiting art of diverse media and content, with a goal to provide an alternative venue for artists free from the constraints of the retail market. COOP seeks to initiate a discourse between Nashville and art scenes across the country by inviting artists to show, develop projects and interact with the Nashville community. COOP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit so all donations are tax-deductible. Source: Coop Gallery

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) General Jackson Showboat

Boat ; Business/Company ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Music Venue ; Theater

Experience Nashville as it can best be seen from the beautiful Cumberland River on the General Jackson Showboat. While “rollin’ down the river,” you’ll enjoy stunning views, a delicious meal freshly prepared by their chefs and toe-tapping entertainment in the two-story Victorian Theater in the center of the boat. One of the largest showboats ever built, the grand General Jackson is an elegant triumph of American ingenuity. With its elegant lacy filigree and stately design, the boat is reminiscent of the opulence of the American Victorian era. The General Jackson Showboat is named after the first steamboat to operate on the Cumberland River in 1817 which was named after President Andrew Jackson, whose historic home—The Hermitage—is 15 minutes from the dock. Built by the largest inland shipbuilder in the United States, Jeffboat, located in Indiana, the General Jackson was launched on the Cumberland River on April 20, 1985. Source: General Jackson’s website.

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) Nashville Municipal Auditoriu...

Arena/Stadium ; Concert Hall ; Event Venue ; Music Venue

The Nashville Municipal Auditorium was designed and built in 1962 to satisfy Middle Tennessee’s need for a multi-purpose facility that could handle a diversity of event with equal ease. For more than five decades it has done just that, hosting everything from concerts to circuses, auto shows to evangelical crusades, and trade shows to touring extravaganzas. Source: Nashville Municipal Auditorium

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) Schermerhorn Symphony Center

Concert Hall

The Nashville Symphony’s Board of Directors voted today to suspend all concert and event activity through July 31, 2021, and to furlough a total of 79 musicians and 49 full-time staff members – including Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero – effective July 1. The Symphony is currently working to reschedule concerts originally planned for the 2020/21 concert season to the 2021/22 concert season. Current season ticket holders will be able to keep their existing seats for the postponed season, and the Symphony will be contacting all ticket holders about their options within the next few weeks. (June 12, 2020) Named in honor of the late Maestro Kenneth Schermerhorn who led the Nashville Symphony for 22 years, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center has been home to the critically acclaimed Nashville Symphony since its opening in September of 2006. The Nashville Symphony performs more than 100 classical, pops and special concert events each season and will present recitals, choral concerts, cabaret, jazz and world music events. If you need assistance, or if you are the parent of a child with special needs, please contact the box office at (615) 687-6400.

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) The Center for the Arts

Gallery ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

The mission for The Center for the Arts, Inc. is to enhance the quality of the community by providing a variety of arts and opportunities which will educate and entertain people of all ethnicity, ages, and income levels. The Center for the Arts will advance art awareness through quality theatrical productions, musical performances, art exhibits, educational programs, life-long learning and community activities thus improving overall quality of life in the community. The Center for the Arts is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization.

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) The George Jones

Bar/Tavern ; Music Venue ; Restaurant/Cafe

The George Jones is a world class entertainment venue in the heart of downtown Nashville honoring country music icon George Jones. Live Music – Great Food – Rooftop Bar – Museum. Nashville Happens Here!

(TEMPORARILY CLOSED) Wildhorse Saloon

Bar/Tavern ; Music Venue ; Nightclub ; Restaurant/Cafe

The Wildhorse Saloon, on historic 2nd Avenue in downtown Nashville, is a three-level 66,000 square foot live music and dance destination. Annually, more than 1.5 million fans stampede to the Wildhorse to have a great meal, catch the hottest concerts and learn the newest dance steps. Wildhorse has been involved in over 4,000 TV shows and tapings and has the largest TV screen in Music City! The Wildhorse Saloon also offers up the best in private parties and off-site catering. Hours: Sunday-Thursday (opens at 5:00pm Monday) 11:00am-1:00am, Friday and Saturday 11:00am-2:30am. Hours may vary due to special events. Dining: Sunday-Thursday (opens at 5:00pm Monday) 11:00am-10:00pm, Friday and Saturday 11:00am-12:00 Midnight Dance lessons: Monday-Thursday 6:30pm-8:30pm, Friday 6:00pm-9:30pm, Saturday Noon-9:30pm, Sunday 2:00pm-7:30pm Source: Wildhorse Saloon

100 Oaks Mall (One Hundred)

Shopping District

Shopping and Health facilities located three miles south of downtown Nashville, Tennessee along Interstate 65 and Tennessee State Route 155.

100 Taylor Arts Collective

Gallery

100 Taylor is a thriving creative community in Nashville.

12 South

12 South Farmers Market

Park/Garden/Open Space

Farmers market with live music and food trucks every Tuesday from 4pm to 7pm May through October.

12 South Taproom and Grill

Bar/Tavern ; Restaurant/Cafe

The 12 South Taproom & Grill has been committed to providing the 12 South Neighborhood in Nashville, TN with quality food, drink, and atmosphere. With an ambiance as eclectic as its patrons, the Taproom serves as an inviting home to all the residents of 12 South and beyond. Their hot and made-to-order culinary delights, distinct and well-crafted libations, and well-informed (and good looking) staff combine to create an experience that is simultaneously novel and intimately familiar. Source: venue

12th & Porter

Music Venue

Since 1984, some of the biggest names in music have graced the 12th & Porter stage, Neil Young, Vince Gill, Kings of Leon, Run-DMC, Townes Van Zandt, and John Prine, to name a few. Likewise, some of country music’s top talent were discovered here, including Keith Urban, Sugarland and Dierks Bentley. Known for its top-notch acoustics and intimate setting, 12th & Porter quickly became a staple in the Nashville music scene. Because of the eclectic mix of artists it attracted, and its prime location in the heart of Nashville, 12th & Porter has become one of the Southeast’s most distinguished concert venues. THE VENUE Following its transfer of ownership in February 2015, 12th & Porter underwent extensive structural renovations to further improve the sound, production, and overall concert experience for fans and artists. The recently renovated room has a sleek interior that was specifically engineered to produce excellent sound for its listeners, regardless of where they are standing in the venue. The facility now features state-of-the-art sound and production equipment that is rarely found in venues of its size. While the venue spares no expense in creating the ultimate concert experience for its guests, 12th & Porter also strives to create an atmosphere that is equally enjoyable for its artists. We do so by ensuring that all aspects of the venue/artist relationship are handled in a timely and professional manner. The mission of 12th & Porter is to provide the preeminent performance venue for the Nashville community by bringing a wide array of local and national acts across all genres of music. We strive to attract cultural acts and entertainment events that will further enrich the Nashville music scene, stimulate cultural diversity, and promote the growth of the performing arts. Source: venue

14TENN

15th Ave Church of Christ

Church

15th Ave Church of Christ Services Offered Food Pantry (Dry Goods) Clothing Giveaway In-Home Bible Study Marital Counseling Transportation to Services Jule Miller Bible Study Series

16-Bit Bar + Arcade - The Gulch

Arcade ; Bar/Tavern

The Nashville location of the Columbus, Ohio-based 16-Bit Bar + Arcade debuted in October 2019 in the former Gibson Guitars spot in The Gulch, much to the delight of fans of classic arcade games, pinball, duckpin bowling, ping-pong, foosball. bocce ball and giant Jenga. All games operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Bowling events and other activities include a sign-in. It’s all-ages until 8 pm daily, and dog friendly all the time. Expect food trucks on the patio, and guests can bring in their own food. Full bar. Open 4 pm-1 am Mon-Wed, 4 pm-2:30 am Thu-Fri, noon-2:30 am Sat, noon-1 am Sun.

202 The Friendship House

Health Care Center

The Friendship House is an invaluable resource. A very special place, a spiritual place, a place of healing which has provided a safe place for recovering alcoholics and addicts for nearly a half century. The ability of the Friendship House to provide a safe haven for the next50 years, or even the next five years, is in jeopardy. We need your help.

21c Museum Hotel Nashville | Gray and Dudley

Bar/Tavern ; Gallery ; Hotel/Motel/Inn ; Restaurant/Cafe

The historic Gray & Dudley building reimagined in downtown Nashville! Like all of their properties, 21c Nashville is woven into the fabric of downtown, welcoming both visitors and locals to enjoy the curated exhibitions, cultural programming and culinary offerings, led by executive chef Levon Wallace. 124 Rooms, including 14 Suites Over 10,500 square feet of exhibition and event space Gray & Dudley restaurant + bar Rooftop Suites with outdoor terraces 24-Hour Fitness center Spa featuring couples treatments rooms with en-suite steam showers Business center Valet parking Designed by Deborah Berke Partners Free Wi-Fi Museum 21c Museum Hotel Nashville brings more than 10,500 square feet of new contemporary art-filled exhibition, meeting and event space to downtown Nashville. A multi-venue museum, each 21c property features exhibition space open free of charge to the public, combined with a boutique hotel and chef-driven restaurant. 21c presents a range of arts programming curated by Museum Director, Chief Curator Alice Gray Stites, including both solo and group exhibitions that reflect the global nature of art today, as well as site-specific, commissioned installations, and a variety of cultural events. Source: 21c Museum Hotel Nashville

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