Free things to do in Nashville, TN — festivals, library events, park activities, and community happenings. No cost, all fun.
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Located in Historic East Nashville’s Five Points, Tomato Art Fest has been uniting fruits and vegetables since 2003. The annual 2-day festival attracts people from all over with fun-themed art, local music, delicious food, costumes, wacky contests, shopping, kids activities, & more. The festival...
Tennessee's largest LGBTQ+ pride celebration featuring live music, a parade, vendors, and community organizations at Bicentennial Capitol Mall.
A nice park to walk through to unwind and relax, especially for inner-city metro workers on their break. There is a sculpture and sign that explains the history of the area and spotlights the disarmed cannonballs found when excavating for Commerce Center.
East Nashville craft cocktail bar with seasonal menus and cozy atmosphere.
Watkins Park Community Library is a public branch library in Nashville, TN. Open 2,074 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 1,840 square feet.
Original remains of Fort Negley stand at this location, reminding of the Union Army's successful capture of Nashville, TN, in 1862 The city was amajor supply depot and staging area in the western theater.
The Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival is a free-to-the-public, family-friendly celebration of Spring and Japanese culture, featuring Japanese food, music, dance, martial arts, artwork and merchandise.ナッシュビル桜祭りは春と日本文化を祝うご家族皆様で楽しめるお祭りです。皆様のお越しをお待ちしてます。
Rose Park is located on the historic Edgehill Civil War battleground and provides many recreational facilities; baseball and softball fields, soccer fields, basketball court, a walking track, and a NCAA Division I training facility used by Belmont University.
Hope Gardens Park is a small community park, with a gazebo, playground, and jungle gym.
J.C. Napier Park is located at the Napier Recreation Center which has an indoor pool. There is a playground and a small, grassy field.
The City Cemetery is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Nashville.
Named after William Edmondson, the famous Nashville sculptor who was the first African American to be able to show at the Museum of Modern Art.
Playground on school property. Not open to public during school hours
Playground on school property. Not open to public during school hours
Two Rivers Park is a huge park featuring many activities; Wave Country water park, golf course, disc golf course, Greenhouse, picnicking and playgrounds, as well as historical attributes such as the Two Rivers Mansion.
A wide variety of programming options are also available at our facilities. Athletic clinics and leagues; aquatic programs; fitness classes and training programs; fine art classes; theatrical activities and entertainment events; recreational classes; therapeutic activities; and senior programs are..
Buena Vista Park is part of a multiple-use facility that includes a library, theatre, and community center, as well as recreational areas like a basketball court, baseball field, and swimming pool.
Kossie Gardner is a delightful pocket park in the heart of the historic Jefferson Street neighborhood. The park features a small playground, interactive Arts wall, a great lawn, a large pavilion, and plenty of seating
Located next to the Hadley Park Library, it has much to offer; a community center, recreational sports fields, fitness center, picnic areas, playground, tennis courts, and a pool.
Smith Springs Park located just south of Percy Priest Resevior has a community center, walking loop and playground. The community center includes an indoor pool.
Reservoir Park is where Nashville's reservoir is located and is also historically significant. It is a big park with many recreational facilities.
Turner School Park is great for a small park; there is a jungle gym, kickball field, picnic areas with grills, and a walking path.