Nashville is buzzing this week with autumn energy and no shortage of standout events to keep listeners entertained. Starting tonight, Thursday September twenty fifth, those looking for something active and unique can try Barre and Brews, a combo barre fitness class and craft beer night at TailGate Brewery Hendersonville, kicking off at five thirty in the evening according to Eventbrite. Or, for a meaningful afternoon, the Kroger Zero Hunger Zero Waste charity golf outing happens at Hermitage Golf Course beginning at eleven thirty this morning.
Friday welcomes the American Artisan Festival at Artville in Centennial Park, celebrating its sixty second year with over one hundred curated artists, live music, and local food trucks. This juried fine arts event runs through Sunday and is a chance to browse, buy, and be inspired by beautiful hand-made art while picnicking in the autumn air, as reported by the Festival Guides and Reviews Tennessee Festival Guide.
The weekend really cranks up with Saturday’s Fall Ball, Y’all Festival downtown—think a street fest with live bands, fall treats, pumpkin patches, local vendors, and a family fun zone. Details from the Tennessee Festival Guide highlight this as a must for listeners with kids or anyone ready to lean into Nashville’s festive side.
Saturday night, beer lovers won’t want to miss the sixth annual Nashville Brew Festival at First Horizon Park. More than fifty breweries, one hundred fifty beers to sample, and top local food trucks take over the field from seven to eleven p.m.—this is a twenty one and over only celebration, as detailed by the official Nashville Brew Fest organizers.
Also this weekend, Nashville Greek Festival returns for three days of Mediterranean flavor, music, and culture at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Taste authentic pastries, watch Greek dancing, and shop artisan crafts—perfect for those who crave a cultural escape right in the heart of the city according to Festival Guides and Reviews.
Live music continues to pulse through Nashville’s veins all week. The Ryman Auditorium hosts acts every night. Friday brings classic country and Americana talent to the Opry, while Saturday and Sunday feature up-and-coming singer songwriters and special guests, as listed on the official Grand Ole Opry calendar.
For families, the Kidsville Family Festival lights up Centennial Park Saturday morning with interactive stations, craft zones, storytelling, and live music, thanks to the Centennial Park Conservancy.
If you want to head just outside town, the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is happening Saturday and Sunday in Franklin, bringing two full days of national acts, food trucks, and art installations, as detailed on the Tennessee Festival Guide.
Whatever your interest—be it food, music, art, or a cold craft brew—Nashville has your social calendar covered this week. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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Friday welcomes the American Artisan Festival at Artville in Centennial Park, celebrating its sixty second year with over one hundred curated artists, live music, and local food trucks. This juried fine arts event runs through Sunday and is a chance to browse, buy, and be inspired by beautiful hand-made art while picnicking in the autumn air, as reported by the Festival Guides and Reviews Tennessee Festival Guide.
The weekend really cranks up with Saturday’s Fall Ball, Y’all Festival downtown—think a street fest with live bands, fall treats, pumpkin patches, local vendors, and a family fun zone. Details from the Tennessee Festival Guide highlight this as a must for listeners with kids or anyone ready to lean into Nashville’s festive side.
Saturday night, beer lovers won’t want to miss the sixth annual Nashville Brew Festival at First Horizon Park. More than fifty breweries, one hundred fifty beers to sample, and top local food trucks take over the field from seven to eleven p.m.—this is a twenty one and over only celebration, as detailed by the official Nashville Brew Fest organizers.
Also this weekend, Nashville Greek Festival returns for three days of Mediterranean flavor, music, and culture at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Taste authentic pastries, watch Greek dancing, and shop artisan crafts—perfect for those who crave a cultural escape right in the heart of the city according to Festival Guides and Reviews.
Live music continues to pulse through Nashville’s veins all week. The Ryman Auditorium hosts acts every night. Friday brings classic country and Americana talent to the Opry, while Saturday and Sunday feature up-and-coming singer songwriters and special guests, as listed on the official Grand Ole Opry calendar.
For families, the Kidsville Family Festival lights up Centennial Park Saturday morning with interactive stations, craft zones, storytelling, and live music, thanks to the Centennial Park Conservancy.
If you want to head just outside town, the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is happening Saturday and Sunday in Franklin, bringing two full days of national acts, food trucks, and art installations, as detailed on the Tennessee Festival Guide.
Whatever your interest—be it food, music, art, or a cold craft brew—Nashville has your social calendar covered this week. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Nashville is buzzing this week with autumn energy and no
shortage of standout events to keep listeners entertained. Starting tonight, Thursday,
September twenty fifth, those looking for something active and unique
can try Barry and Bruise, a combo bare fitness class
and craft beer night at Tailgate Brewery, Hendersonville, kicking off
(00:20):
at five thirty in the evening according to event Bright.
Or for a meaningful afternoon, the Kroger Zero Hunger Zero
Waste Charity Golf Outing happens at Hermitage Golf Course beginning
at eleven thirty this morning. Friday welcomes the American Artisan
Festival at Artville in Centennial Park, celebrating its sixty second
(00:40):
year with over one hundred curated artists, live music, and
local food trucks. This juried fine arts event runs through
Sunday and is a chance to browse by and be
inspired by beautiful handmade art while picnicking in the autumn air.
As reported by the festival Guides and reviews Tennessee Festival Guide,
the weekend really cranks up with Saturday's Fall Ball Y'all
(01:03):
Festival Downtown Think, a street fest with live bands fall treats,
pumpkin patches, local vendors, and a family fund zone. Details
from the Tennessee Festival Guide highlight this as a must
for listeners with with it or anyone ready to lean
into Nashville's festive side. Saturday night, beer lovers won't want
to miss the sixth annual Nashville Brew Festival at First
(01:26):
Horizon Park. More than fifty breweries, one hundred fifty beers
to sample, and top local food trucks take over the
field from seven to eleven p m. This is a
twenty one and over only celebration, as detailed by the
official Nashville Brewfest organizers. Also this weekend, Nashville Greek Festival
returns for three days of Mediterranean flavor, music, and culture
(01:50):
at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Taste authentic pastries, watch
Greek dancing, and shop artisan crafts. Perfect for those who
crave a cultural astape right in the heart of the city.
According to festival guides and reviews, Live music continues to
pulse through Nashville's veins all week. The Ryman Auditorium hosts
acts every night. Friday brings classic country and Americana talent
(02:14):
to the Opry, while Saturday and Sunday feature up and
coming singer songwriters and special guests as listed on the
official Grand Ole Opry Calendar. For families, the Kidsville Family
Festival lights up Centennial Park Saturday morning with interactive stations,
craft zones, storytelling, and live music thanks to the Centennial
(02:35):
Park Conservancy. If you want to head just outside town,
the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is happening Saturday and
Sunday in Franklin, bringing two full days of national acts,
food trucks, and art installations as detailed on the Tennessee
Festival Guide. Whatever your interest be it food, music, art,
or cold craft brew, Nashville has your social calendar covered
(02:58):
this week. Thanks for two coing in and don't forget
to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production. For
more check out Quiet Please dot ai
Nashville is buzzing this week with autumn energy and no
shortage of standout events to keep listeners entertained. Starting tonight, Thursday,
September twenty fifth, those looking for something active and unique
can try Barry and Bruise, a combo bare fitness class
and craft beer night at Tailgate Brewery, Hendersonville, kicking off
(00:20):
at five thirty in the evening according to event Bright.
Or for a meaningful afternoon, the Kroger Zero Hunger Zero
Waste Charity Golf Outing happens at Hermitage Golf Course beginning
at eleven thirty this morning. Friday welcomes the American Artisan
Festival at Artville in Centennial Park, celebrating its sixty second
(00:40):
year with over one hundred curated artists, live music, and
local food trucks. This juried fine arts event runs through
Sunday and is a chance to browse by and be
inspired by beautiful handmade art while picnicking in the autumn air.
As reported by the festival Guides and reviews Tennessee Festival Guide,
the weekend really cranks up with Saturday's Fall Ball Y'all
(01:03):
Festival Downtown Think, a street fest with live bands fall treats,
pumpkin patches, local vendors, and a family fund zone. Details
from the Tennessee Festival Guide highlight this as a must
for listeners with with it or anyone ready to lean
into Nashville's festive side. Saturday night, beer lovers won't want
to miss the sixth annual Nashville Brew Festival at First
(01:26):
Horizon Park. More than fifty breweries, one hundred fifty beers
to sample, and top local food trucks take over the
field from seven to eleven p m. This is a
twenty one and over only celebration, as detailed by the
official Nashville Brewfest organizers. Also this weekend, Nashville Greek Festival
returns for three days of Mediterranean flavor, music, and culture
(01:50):
at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Taste authentic pastries, watch
Greek dancing, and shop artisan crafts. Perfect for those who
crave a cultural astape right in the heart of the city.
According to festival guides and reviews, Live music continues to
pulse through Nashville's veins all week. The Ryman Auditorium hosts
acts every night. Friday brings classic country and Americana talent
(02:14):
to the Opry, while Saturday and Sunday feature up and
coming singer songwriters and special guests as listed on the
official Grand Ole Opry Calendar. For families, the Kidsville Family
Festival lights up Centennial Park Saturday morning with interactive stations,
craft zones, storytelling, and live music thanks to the Centennial
(02:35):
Park Conservancy. If you want to head just outside town,
the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival is happening Saturday and
Sunday in Franklin, bringing two full days of national acts,
food trucks, and art installations as detailed on the Tennessee
Festival Guide. Whatever your interest be it food, music, art,
or cold craft brew, Nashville has your social calendar covered
(02:58):
this week. Thanks for two coing in and don't forget
to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production. For
more check out Quiet Please dot ai
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