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 Catch the vibrant spirit of Nashville this week with a lineup of events and activities that blend the city’s signature music, culture, food, and fun. For anyone eager to experience the city’s pulse today, June 29, the Nashville Pride Festival continues at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park until 6:00 PM. The festival draws thousands with its lively parade, local vendors, performances, and family-friendly activities, offering a celebratory and inclusive atmosphere, according to the official Nashville Pride Festival organizers.

Live music is the heartbeat of Nashville, and there are few better ways to dive in than attending a show at 3rd and Lindsley, a renowned listening room where you’ll find Palmyra with BEAN performing tonight, and the acclaimed Time Jumpers scheduled for tomorrow. For more intimate songcraft, the world-famous Bluebird Café features Ronny Criss, charlie argo, and Gary Burr for up-close writer’s rounds, where hitmakers share the stories behind their songs. For an authentic honky-tonk experience, Nashville Palace hosts nightly live country music and events in an old-school setting that’s beloved by locals and visitors alike.

If you want another dose of music history, the Ryman Auditorium, the revered “Mother Church of Country Music,” remains open for daytime tours and regularly presents concerts and events. The Ryman’s hallowed stage has hosted icons from Johnny Cash to Harry Styles, making any performance here a bucket-list moment for music lovers. For those seeking a deeper dive into the roots of American music, the National Museum of African American Music currently features the immersive “Jubilation! The Journey of the Fisk Jubilee Singers” exhibition, which brings to life the story of the pioneering vocal group who shared spirituals with the world and broke racial barriers in the late 1800s.

The culinary scene in Nashville is essential to the city’s character. Sample iconic hot chicken at Hattie B’s or Prince’s, then explore East Nashville for hidden gems like international food trucks and innovative coffee shops. For a classic Southern breakfast, head to Pancake Pantry in Hillsboro Village, known for long lines and legendary flapjacks. Visit Assembly Food Hall downtown for an array of local eateries under one roof and catch free live music on their rooftop.

Sports fans can look ahead to hockey season at Bridgestone Arena, or catch special events like the annual Nashville Predators Craft Beer Festival, which pairs local brews with live entertainment and supports area nonprofits. On the green side, stroll or bike along the Shelby Bottoms Greenway, a scenic stretch along the Cumberland River, or relax in Centennial Park, home to the full-scale Parthenon replica—a unique slice of classical Greece in the heart of Tennessee.

Art enthusiasts should seek out the Frist Art Museum, set in a beautiful art deco post office and featuring ever-changing contemporary exhibitions. For a more offbeat adventure, explore the Cheekwood Estate & Gardens, where manicured grounds and contemporary sculptures await. Don’t miss the mural-covered streets of The Gulch and 12South neighborhoods, perfect for photo ops and discovering local boutiques.

For listeners craving a different flavor of Nashville’s creativity, the “We Can Do Hard Things” tour at Ryman Auditorium, presented by bestselling author Glennon Doyle, Olympic athlete Abby Wambach, and activist Amanda Doyle, offers a blend of storytelling, humor, and cultural commentary—an only-in-Nashville gathering for those who love frank, uplifting conversation.

Hidden gems are woven throughout the city’s neighborhoods. Visit Five Points in East Nashville for quirky bookstores, independent record shops, and craft cocktail bars, or head to Germantown for gastropubs nestled in historic brick buildings. Outdoor adventurers can kayak downtown on the Cumberland River for new perspectives of the skyline, and Saturday mornings at the Nashville Farmers’ Market promise artisan goods and locally roasted coffee.

Finally, music festivals pulse year-round. The WFSK Jazzy 88 Music & Food Festival at Fisk University draws jazz and soul enthusiasts, and Lightning 100’s Sunday Night Presents showcases emerging artists every weekend.

Nashville rewards the curious with its blend of tradition and innovation, iconic stages and unexpected corners, so lean in, explore, and discover why it’s called Music City.
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