Find fun places to visit indoors in Davidson County. This list includes the city of Nashville.
It’s time to get out of the house and welcome spring back with a block party at the market. Join Nashville Craft BevCo, The Loading Dock, Blade and Timber and some of our favorite local small business friends. -40 Local Vendors Including Food Trucks & Brunch Cafe -Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Coffee -Axe Throwing -Music …
Soundwaves, Gaylord Opryland’s new indoor water park opened on December 1, 2018. While you do have to spend the night at the hotel, it is a great new option for a family fun staycation. Check out these savings exclusively for Davidson County residents! You can also book a party room for 10 to 30 guests (prices …
Gaylord Opryland is celebrating Halloween and you don’t want to miss all the fun! The annual Goblins and Giggles celebration is happening September 10 through October 31, 2021 with spooky fun for all ages. If you have not been, the hotel has six acres of indoor gardens and there is plenty of room to socially …
The Loveless Cafe is almost synonymous with Nashville. It is one of the places that really define the city – and it’s more than just a restaurant. Situated on the West side of the city, The Loveless Cafe is a destination for a morning or afternoon of fun. It is not uncommon to have an hour …
Gaylord Opryland is known far and wide for it’s annual Christmas celebration, and this year, it is bringing that same magic to other seasons and holidays. Come spend a day celebrating Spring and Easter with “Once Upon a Spring,” where your family can spend a full day enjoying the events and activities at the hotel. …
Donelson Bowl is very proud of its history – it is the oldest bowling alley in Nashville opening in December of 1959. When you and your family just want to bowl without the temptations of an arcade or other distraction this is the place! This icon is located in the heart of Donelson across from …
Have you been to the Hermitage lately? A lot has changed since my first visit as an out of town tourist in 2003. While I had a great time learning about the life of our 7th President, it certainly wasn’t geared toward kids. My next visit in the Spring of 2012, happened shortly after we …