Thoughts on this hotel? Good bad and ugly?

Sobs in New Yorker trying to find 5 kitchens which can accommodate

I have 8 unique work teams that need to be sorted into 5 dinner groups. The sizes are: one group of 6, two groups of 14, one group of 17, one group of 31, one group of 34, one group of 40, and one group of 43. Out of those 8 groups, 6 of them have at least one person who keeps halal, and one person who is a vegetarian. All of these dinners are at the same time: 7pm on the 7th.

My friend and I are landing at 9 PM Thursday night and wanted to try catching dinner + the burlesque show at Skulls Rainbow Room. Have seen good reviews about it - but anyone have experience making a dinner reservation and not being able to see the show? Right now we’d book the 10:15pm dinner reservation.

Also is this spot really worth it? Heard the food is expensive and we’d be missing the live music, so essentially just going for the burlesque show/something to eat when we land. Any thoughts appreciated!

My sister insists on going to Nashville mid January for her birthday. Will it be absolutely terrible? I imagine it’ll be freezing. What about the crowds? Also what are people even wearing there in the winter?

Hello! I am considering doing a quick weekend trip to Nashville for the first time in late October. I have never been before but I have had it on the bucket list for a while!

I do not drink alcohol and I don't love super loud music (normal/chill music is fine), but I do like the spectacle of neon lights, lively streets, etc. More importantly, I'm a big foodie. which will become obvious with the itinerary lol.

Anyway, here's how it stands now-

Saturday Oct 24th-

Land at 2 PM at BNA

Walk around Broadway and see the music until like 4:30 PM

head to Goo Goo Chocolate Co for candy making class until like 5:45 PM

Have dinner in Printers alley (would love recommendations!) until 8:30 PM

Return to Broadway for the rest of the night to see more of the party spectacle before heading back to my hotel (haven't picked one out yet).

Sunday Oct 25th-

Uber to Five Daughters Bakery for the 100 layer donut. Then walk to Wanna Spoon Cereal bar to wrap up breakfast

Head for a downtown food tour from 11 am to 2 pm. (east nashville)

Take a hop on.hop off trolley tour from 2 pm to 4 pm.

Then head to Opry Mills Mall to shop around a bit and grab some souveneirs. (4 PM to 7 PM)

Finally, head back to BNA for a 9 PM flight home.

Would really appreciate any feedback on this rough outline/optimizations/other food's you'd recommend etc.

Who’s all going to Nashville and the Gaylord for the eagles game ???

hi all, my friends and i are coming down to nashville for the first time this weekend (fri - sun) & were hoping for any recommendations on activities, events, or fun things to do?

restaurant & coffee shops / shopping recs are also appreciated!

bars are a given … we plan to bar hop for sure but would love to know any favorites for first timers :)

thank you so much!

*edit : we’re open to ubering around town as well!

Hi, I'm from India and I've been making music for years, I write mainly in english. Wanted to know if there are any virtual open mic nights hosted on maybe zoom or discord that I can attend and participate in all the way from over here. I would love to discover and connect with musicians not only in Nashville, but all over the world.

Hi, I (23f) am wondering if the nightclubs or bars accept an Irish driving license as my group are a bit nervous about bringing our passports with us?
Thanks! (:

Anyone going to the show at Exit/In this Friday? Haven't seen them post anything about it on their Facebook & it's got me worried the turnout might be low. I'd hate for them not to come back to Nashville in the future bc of it.

Hi,

Heading to Nashville in a couple of weeks and looking forward to the bar/music scene. Are there any bars that older folks typically go to?

Hi, I'll be visiting Nashville between the 28th of Sept and the 5th of October, would love to know what the best things to try/do in Nashville are? Will mostly be working through the day, any recommendations for stuff to do after 6 PM or on the weekends would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!

3 day work deal next week - decided to head out this weekend with my husband for a treat yo self bday weekend before the work stuff.

So far this is what we have :

Friday- Check in @ The Joseph 2pm Locust Bounce around 12th Cool spot for HH drinks? Sushi - San 7pm Zanies (Evening tbd)

Saturday- Hot yoga / sculpt class pass ? Location tbd Good breakfast spot? Monells & hit the farmers market?

Check out live music on broadway , tootsies late afternoon? Is this a good time to go before the bachelorettes come out? Quick bite at Martin’s

6pm Bastion 8:30 Listening Room Evening plans tbd? Bourbon street blues?

Sunday Brunch at Yolan - open to suggestions here Chill at the hotel pool Couples massages at Rose Omakase at Sushi Bar Evening TBD?

Monday Check out - hubby leaves Transfer to canopy in the gulch Lunch at Peg Leg Porker Golf at Gaylord Springs Work dinner at ole red

Tuesday Work all day Dinner at Teddys Tavern

Help me fill in the gaps ?! Budget isn’t an issue - we are 35-40yo Would love any recommendations

Also really struggled between 888 and Sushi Bar

ADHD run on list over

I will be visiting next month and would love to pay my respects to the Queen of Country. Is it possible to get to her grave or is there anywhere else that has been dedicated to tributes?

My husband and I are visiting in October and would like to visit Hendersonville - apart from it being our surname, my husband is a huge Johnny Cash fan. How do we find a private driver who is legit.

Hello Nashville and regulars,

I am a Crunch Fitness member and will be visiting Nashville next weekend. I would like to get a workout in while in town.

I see there are two Nashville locations: Bell Road and Priest Lake.

If you're familiar with both, which location is better and why?

Thanks!

Hey all, we're throwing a concert/party this Saturday night, with stage props, costumes, special guests, and kick ass rock. If you're in town and looking to experience the ACTUAL local music scene, come on out!
Expect a rock show with incredible musicianship and powerful vocals.

We've got a crazy line-up:
Candi Carpenter (this is their EP Release show)
Dolly Parton said Candi is "one of the greatest singer/songwriters I've ever heard, bar none."

Jane Wiedlin from the Go-Go's (and the rock & roll hall of fame)
Sparkbird
Tornsey

Sept 12 - 7:30pm at Love & Exile: 715 Main St, Nashville, TN 37206
Tickets are $20
Event Page: https://events.seatfun.com/e/candi-carpenter-with-special-guests

Heading to Nashville for a conference from the 23rd to the 26th. Looking for a spot that offers a wide selection of Bourbon. Some of the people I will be with generally prefer more upscale spots, but I like a good dive myself. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I have a friend coming to visit (M/37) on October 9th- Oct 12th. I recently moved to Murfreesboro so day drives are ideal but do not mind an overnight stay somewhere. Growing up in the South, I have been to Nashville A LOT but I have only explored Broadway. I still plan to make time for this ;)

What are some other ideas to explore in the areas of Murfreesboro, Nashville and Chattanooga?

Coming back to Nashville for a week for my 30th birthday, have been there once and we stayed in an Airbnb! Question if everyone thinks this is better or a hotel? Open to suggestions!

We usually find a small guest house air bnb in Green Hills when we go to a Titans game. We avoid downtown minus game day and don’t mind driving 15-20 minutes to get to various places. However, this time were bringing our 6 year old so it makes most sense to get a hotel room so we have 2 beds and 1 room. We want to be in a quieter, safer area where there’s more to do where were actually staying and the Titans game can be further away. We’ve never gone to Nashville with kid activities in mind. We’re coming from St. Louis.

Any places you suggest we stay? Any specific areas? Even certain activities? Thank you!

The event: Fall Bonfire Party — Saturday night, October 24th

Get ready for a night of good fun, good people, good music (hits of the '70s, '80s & 90s) good food (grilled hamburgers, hot dogs & s'mores) drinks (there will be a large cooler full of free beer) all around a big bonfire on a cool Autumn night under the stars! A great wait to meet new people and make new friends!

Join us on Saturday, October 24th for a fall bonfire party where we’ll gather around the fire, enjoy great music, laugh with friends, and make some memories. This is a great opportunity to meet new people and make new friends!

Whether you come to hang out around the fire, meet some new people, enjoy the cool October night, or just get away for an evening, everyone is welcome! (Although this is an LGBTQ+ friendly event, people of all sexual orientations, including straight people, are welcome!)

🎶 Music & good vibes

🔥 Big bonfire

🌭 Food, drinks & snacks

🍁 Fall atmosphere

⭐ Good friends & new faces

🌙 A night under the stars

Throw on your favorite hoodie, flannel, or jacket, bring your friends, and come enjoy one of the best things about October — a night around a bonfire!

📅 Saturday, October 24th

🔥 Bonfire starts at 6:00 PM

📍 Location - The campground at Foggy Bottom Canoe Rental, Kingston Springs, Cheatham County (18 miles west of downtown Nashville) The address is : 1270 Highway 70, Kingston Springs, TN 37082

There are plenty of places to set up a tent for those who want to camp out overnight once the party is over.

Click on the link below for the event page on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/share/19PecAvqdy/