Nashville Buzzes with Jam-Packed Lineup of Events This Week
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Nashville Buzzes with Jam-Packed Lineup of Events This Week
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Today, July 3, you can soak up the local flavor with a guided tour of Sabine Hill State Historic Site, running from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. It’s a perfect chance to dive into Tennessee history, surrounded by stately homes and lush scenery. If you’re looking for something sweet and cool, head to Cheekwood for Summer Afternoon Iced Teas starting at 3:00 pm—relax in the gardens with a refreshing drink and take in the tranquil atmosphere.
This weekend, the festivities pick up speed. On Saturday, July 5, don’t miss the hip-hop artist mike., formerly Mike Stud, who’s bringing his infectious blend of melodic hip-hop and laid-back vibes to a live performance in Nashville. His set promises fan favorites and high energy, making for a memorable night in Music City.
While much of the city will be buzzing from Independence Day celebrations today and tomorrow, be sure to check out Cheekwood’s Enchanted Castles installation, running all summer. The gardens are transformed into a whimsical realm, inviting everyone to explore five locally crafted castles among vibrant summer blooms—great for visitors of all ages.
Looking ahead to next week, Nashville’s music scene continues to impress. On Tuesday, July 8, the Grand Ole Opry delivers a special tribute to Charlie Daniels featuring Jamey Johnson, Chris Young, Gretchen Wilson, and Trace Adkins. This legendary show starts at 7:00 pm at the Grand Ole Opry House and is a must-see for country music fans.
On Wednesday and Thursday, keep an eye out for more swing dance nights with Jump Session, happening every second and fourth Friday of the month. If you’re in town for a while, they’re a fantastic way to meet locals and get your groove on.
And for those who love a mix of rock, indie, and wrestling action, Friday, July 11, is your night: Yo La Tengo and Built To Spill share the stage at the Ryman Auditorium for a night of indie rock magic, while WWE Smackdown brings top stars like Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins to Bridgestone Arena for high-flying wrestling action.
Wrapping up the week, the indie-folk band The Crane Wives performs at Brooklyn Bowl on July 17, offering enchanting melodies and a unique live experience in a vibrant venue.
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