Nashville's September Weekend Brimming with Music, Art, and Family Fun

Nashville is alive this September weekend with an incredible mix of music, festivals, and family fun, all wrapped up in that crisp, early fall air. If you are searching for what to do in Nashville today, September 27th, and over the rest of this week, you have a lot to choose from.

Art lovers should head over to the Wedgewood Houston neighborhood for Artville, the city’s signature free public arts festival running through the weekend. Artville features more than twenty public art installations, vibrant murals, and contemporary immersive experiences spotlighting Nashville’s thriving creative culture. Admission is free, and the festival brings together artists and art lovers for a weekend packed with visual inspiration, live mural painting, and hands-on workshops, according to Visit Music City.

For those looking for a family-friendly experience, the annual Kidsville Family Festival is in Centennial Park today only. Bring the little ones for live music, face painting, crafts, character meet-and-greets, food trucks, and plenty of games. According to Visit Music City, this is an ideal stop for families and is free for children of all ages.

Tonight, beer enthusiasts can join the excitement at the Nashville Brew Fest at First Horizon Park, back for its sixth year. Running from 7 to 11 pm, this 21-and-over event features more than 150 craft beers from fifty breweries. Enjoy some of Nashville’s finest food trucks, live music, and classic lawn games. Organizers promise a one-of-a-kind experience right on the field at the ballpark, as listed on Eventbrite.

Music City is, of course, about live music and sports. Today, Nashville SC takes on Houston at Geodis Park for soccer fans, while college football brings Vanderbilt against Utah State and TSU facing Tennessee Tech at Nissan Stadium. Runners can lace up for the Music City Run for Dyslexia at Shelby Park earlier in the day.

If you want a taste of Greek heritage, the Nashville Greek Festival spans all weekend at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church on Franklin Pike. Expect authentic Greek cuisine, traditional music, and lively dancing. Nashville Moms reports that it’s one of the city’s most beloved fall events and a great way to sample Nashville’s multicultural spirit.

And don’t miss Musicians Corner in Centennial Park, the city’s free outdoor concert series every Friday through September. This ongoing festival features Nashville’s local artists, live music, food trucks, artisan vendors, and Kidsville activities, according to Visit Music City.

Looking ahead, Cheekwood Harvest continues into October, with pumpkin picking, a colorful display of mums, and seasonal family fun in a beautiful botanical garden setting. The annual Fall Festival at Lucky Ladd Farms runs through the end of October as well, perfect for pumpkin hunts and a winding corn maze.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Nashville is alive this September weekend with an incredible mix
of music, festivals and family fund all wrapped up in
that crisp early fall air. If you are searching for
what to do in Nashville today September twenty seventh and
over the rest of this week, you have a lot
to choose from. Art lovers should head over to the

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Wedgwood Houston neighborhood for Artville, the city's signature free public
arts festival. Running through the weekend. Artville features more than
twenty public art installations, vibrant murals, and contemporary immersive experiences
spotlighting Nashville's thriving creative culture. Admission is free, and the

(00:40):
festival brings together artists and art lovers for a weekend
packed with visual inspiration, live mural painting, and hands on workshops.
According to Visit Music City, for those looking for a
family friendly experience, the annual Kidsville Family Festival is in
Centennial Park today. Only bring the little ones for live music,
face painting, crafts, character meet and greets, food trucks, and

(01:03):
plenty of games. According to Visit Music City, this is
an ideal stop for families and is free for children
of all ages. Tonight, beer enthusiasts can join the excitement
at the Nashville Brewfest at First Horizon Park, back for
its sixth year, Running from seven to eleven PM, this
twenty one in over event features more than one hundred

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and fifty kraft beers from fifty breweries. Enjoy some of
Nashville's finest food trucks, live music, and classic lawn games.
Organizers promise a one of a kind experience right on
the field at the ballpark as listed on event bright.
Music City is, of course about live music and sports. Today,
Nashville sc takes on Houston at Geotis Park for soccer fans,

(01:46):
while college football brings Vanderbilt against Utah State and TSU
facing Tennessee Tech at Nissan Stadium. Runners can lace up
for the Music City Run for Dyslexia at Shelby Park
earlier in the day. If you want a taste of
Greek heritage, the Nashville Greek Festival spans all weekend at
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church on Franklin Pike. Expect authentic

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Greek cuisine, traditional music, and lively dancing. Nashville Moms reports
that it's one of the city's most beloved fall events
and a great way to sample Nashville's multicultural spirit. And
don't miss Musicians Corner in Centennial Park, the city's free
outdoor concert series every Friday through September. This ongoing festival

(02:30):
features Nashville's local artists, live music, food trucks, artisan vendors,
and kidsville activities. According to Visit Music City Looking Ahead,
Cheekwood Harvest continues into October with pumpkin picking, a colorful
display of mums, and seasonal family fund in a beautiful
botanical garden setting. The annual Fall Festival at Lucky Lad

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Farms runs through the end of October as well, perfect
for pumpkin hunts and a winding corn maze. Thanks for
tuning in to your nationh event run down. Don't forget
to subscribe for more weekly guides and local happenings. This
has been a Quiet Please production. For more check out
Quiet Please dot Ai