Nashville is buzzing this week and weekend, and for anyone searching for great things to do, Music City will not disappoint. Tonight, country superstar Jason Aldean brings his Full Throttle Tour to Bridgestone Arena at 7:30 p.m., with special guests Nate Smith, RaeLynn, and Dee Jay Silver. Bridgestone Arena highlights that doors open at 6, and ticket upgrades, VIP lounges, and premium packages are still available for those who want to make their night even more memorable.
The city’s legendary live music continues all weekend. According to Nashville.com, the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts is hosting the world premiere of Dolly: An Original Musical. This brand-new stage show, with fresh songs written by Dolly Parton herself, runs through August 17 and offers the chance to see a Broadway-bound hit before the rest of the world. If you love the Opry, the Grand Ole Opry celebrates its 100th anniversary this summer with extra-special performances.
For festival lovers, East Nashville is gearing up for the annual Tomato Art Fest, happening Friday and Saturday. Nashville Guru describes it as a colorful celebration with local artists, live music, costumes, parades, and plenty of tomato-themed treats. There’s even a preview party on Thursday evening, so those anxious to dive in can get started early.
Families and art enthusiasts will find Cheekwood Estate & Gardens transformed with Enchanted Castles at Cheekwood, a summer-long installation that invites visitors to explore five magnificent castles crafted by local builders. Surrounded by blooms, it’s the perfect afternoon escape for parents and kids, running all weekend.
Listeners looking for something more relaxing can head to 3rd and Lindsley for Bluegrass on 3rd Presents Tray Wellington, starting at 12:30 p.m. today, according to the NashvilleGo calendar. Later this evening, the Woolworth Theatre is staging Three Women, a moving musical experience starting at 7:00 p.m., as highlighted by Nashville-TN.events.
If your perfect evening includes comedy, improv, or drinks with friends, Nashville Scene’s event calendar suggests several locally beloved venues are hosting special shows, and there are plenty of pop-up food and outdoor markets around town as well.
From country anthems at Bridgestone Arena to playful art in blooming gardens, and original theatre premieres to cherished community festivals, Nashville is ready to be your playground all week long. Whatever way you enjoy exploring, there’s truly something for everyone.
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