Nothing says “Summer Fun” quite like the feeling of sand between your toes. We may be miles away from the ocean but there are still lots of beaches in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. So grab your bucket and shovel and discover some beachy fun right in your own hometown. Beaches in Nashville and Middle Tennessee …
What’s better than a Georgia peach on a hot summer day? The Nashville Farmers’ Market FREE annual Peach Jam festival! Join the market for a free, fun day of everything peachy, like fresh and juicy local peaches, boozy peach drinks, live music, food trucks, peach-themed crafts and specialty foods, a kids’ zone and more!
Public swimming pools are a more affordable way to beat the heat and splash through the summer! We’ve included Nashville Shores in this list since it is located in Davison County, but it is privately owned. Season passes are a great idea if you plan on going more than twice in 1 summer! Wave Country …
If you are longing to get your toes in the sand but a trip to the gulf coast isn’t on your summer agenda, head to one of these Davidson county beaches. These natural areas are a great, low cost way to spend a fun afternoon with your family. Pack your sunscreen, chairs, sand toys and …
Splash Pads and Fountains at both – Cumberland Park and Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park are still closed for the season due to needed repairs. We are hopeful that they will be open soon and we will update our information as the summer progresses! Splash Pads and Spraygrounds in Nashville and Davidson County Cumberland Park …
The Fair provides families the opportunity to register for kindergarten* onsite, learn about various services MNPS provides, apply for Pre-K, access to Metro Health services for immunizations and physicals to complete the kindergarten registration process and receive information/resources from community partners! Plus, door prizes, school bus experience, car seat safety checks, visit the Nashville Zoo …
All Booked Up is a free, family event designed to inspire young readers through author readings, character meet-and-greets, and other fun activities. Each child who attends will receive a free bag of books to add to or start their very own library. The event is hosted by the Junior League of Nashville in partnership with …