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Established in 1892 as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, Ryman Auditorium is a Nation-al Historic Landmark and must see for any Nashville visitor. Most famous as the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 — 1974,

there is far more to the story of Music City’s most recog-nizable icon. Take a Self-Guided or Guided Backstage tour and discover what makes the Ryman, the “Soul of Nashville.” At the start of your tour, you will be immersed in the Ryman’s magical history during “Soul of Nashville,” a one-of-a-kind theater experience which puts the spotlight on more than a century of legendary performances and showcases a new collaboration with Darius Rucker, The Fisk Jubilee Singers, Sheryl Crow and Vince Gill. Five new exhibits are now open! “Workin’ on a Building,” “Showplace of the South,” Mother Church of Country Music,” “Ryman Stage to Screen,” and “Ryman Renaissance”. Peruse genuine artifacts and enjoy videos with hosts Charles Esten, Marty Stuart, Nicole Kidman, Ricky Skaggs, Robin Roberts and Trisha Yearwood as they take you through each chapter of the fascinating Ryman story. Explore its rich entertainment history and how the Ryman became known as the “Carnegie Hall of South” during the years when Caruso and Sousa performed, Theodore Roosevelt spoke, and Houdini escaped in the 5th Avenue vestibule timeline. Then, take your place center stage, grab a guitar and step up to the microphone while you have your photo taken on the legendary planks.

Visit the Ryman Gift Shop and take a piece of music history home with you! Find exclusive Ryman merchandise including tee-shirts, Hatch Show Prints, and novelty memorabilia along with specialty CDs and DVDs. And now, you can make your own custom shirt at the all new activity station. Open daily from 9 am until 7 pm with extended hours during events.

Take a Guided Backstage Tour* through dressing rooms dedicated to the stars of the Ryman’s rich musical past including Johnny Cash, Hank Williams and Minnie Pearl, and stand in the wings where performers as varied as Elvis Presley, James Brown and Katharine Hepburn stood awaiting their time in the spotlights. Make a Record at the Ryman! Do you sing? Visit the Ryman’s recording studio and cut your own CD**! Choose from a selection of classic songs or bring an original composition of your own and let our sound engineer record your rendition right in the Ryman Auditorium. Your Ryman Records CD — labeled with your name and song — will make a great souvenir or special gift. The all new Cafe Lula features fresh, heathy fare with an emphasis on rotisserie cooking. Dine in or grab and go! Open daily 7 am–7 pm with extended hours during events. Open for Tours Daily from 9 am – 4:30 pm. Self-guided tour: adults $20.00, children 4-11 $15. Backstage tour: adults $27.50, children 4-11 $22.50. 615-889-3060 ryman.com.

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events Ryman Auditorium ............................................................................................................................ 5, 8Luke Bryan Exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame ........................................................................ 11Hatch Show Print Tours ....................................................................................................................... 13Opry Backstage Tours .................................................................................................................... 15, 24Nashville Symphony ............................................................................................................................ 35Jaume Plensa: Human Landscape at Cheekwood ................................................................................. 46Italian Style Fashion since 1945 at The Frist ....................................................................................... 47Ongoing Events ............................................................................................................................. 50, 51July & August Events ........................................................................................................................... 59Italian Lights Festival & OctoberFest ................................................................................................... 60Wilson County Fair ............................................................................................................................. 61

diningGerst Haus ............................................................................................................................................. 2Monell’s ................................................................................................................................................. 2Luigi’s Pizza ......................................................................................................................................... 19Nashville Nightlife ............................................................................................................................... 23Dave & Buster’s .................................................................................................................................... 25Stock-Yard Restaurant .......................................................................................................................... 41Rodizio Grill ........................................................................................................................................ 42Jack’s BarBQue ..................................................................................................................................... 43Melting Pot .......................................................................................................................................... 43Chateau West ...................................................................................................................................... 43John A’s Restaurant ............................................................................................................................... 44McNamara’s Irish Pub .......................................................................................................................... 44Vittle’s .................................................................................................................................................. 45Cherokee Steak House ......................................................................................................................... 55

entertainmentGrand Ole Opry ..................................................................................................................................... 3Lane Motor Museum .............................................................................................................................. 4Ryman Auditorium ............................................................................................................................ 5, 8Tequila Cowboy ................................................................................................................................... 18Tribute To The King ............................................................................................................................. 21Nashville Palace-Robert’s Western World .............................................................................................. 22Nashville Nightlife ............................................................................................................................... 23Dave & Buster’s .................................................................................................................................... 25Coyote Ugly ......................................................................................................................................... 28Legends Corner ................................................................................................................................... 26Second Fiddle ...................................................................................................................................... 29Nashville Ghost ................................................................................................................................... 29The Big Bang ....................................................................................................................................... 29Miss Jeanne’s Dinner Theater ................................................................................................................ 31The Stage ............................................................................................................................................. 31

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antiques Nolensville ..............................................32Eighth Avenue Antiques District ...............52GasLamp Antique & Decorating...............52Antique Mall ............................................53Howard Rawlings Antiques ......................53PJ’s Antique Mall ......................................53Phoenix Flea Market ................................53

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Built in 1892, Ryman Auditorium is a National Historic Landmark and a must-see for anyone

visiting Nashville. Most famous as the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 – 1974, the Ryman is the very epicenter of Music City. Tour 5 new exhibits and join hosts Charles Esten, Marty Stuart, Nicole Kidman, Ricky Skaggs, Robin Roberts and Trisha Yearwood as they take you through each chapter of the fascinating Ryman story. Self-guided tours are $20 for adults and $15 for children 4 – 11. Step into the Ryman recording booth and Make a Record! Sing along with tracks recorded by professional Nashville studio musicians or record a composition of your own. Solo sessions are $20 and duos $30. Book your 15 minute session at the Ryman box office. The annual Springer Mountain Farms Bluegrass Nights at the Ryman series continues every Thursday in July with Del McCoury Band, Hot Rize and the Gibson Brothers, Dailey & Vincent, Robert Earl Keen and the SteelDrivers, and Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder. Come early for “Pickin’ on the Plaza,” and grab a bite to eat at the newly-opened Cafe Lula. Visit ryman.com for tickets and more details!

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T he hallowed Rotunda at The Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville Tennessee is where the plaques of inducted Hall of Famers are mounted in a huge and beautiful circle. “All are equal inside of this circle” is the mantra

and it is a sight to behold. The words Will The Circle Be Unbroken are written above the bronzed plaques and the circular ceiling that is bathed in sunlight seems to rise above to the Heavens which is also symbolic for many of our Country Music Heroes who we have loved have moved on beyond this earth and their light does seem to shine down upon the Rotunda. It is still mind boggling to me that The Oak Ridge Boys will be enshrined here come October. So early this morning I drove down to The HALL for an interview on WSM. I was scheduled to appear around 9 AM to talk with Bill Cody about our induction. Well I awakened with the sun and decided to go on downtown early to beat the Nashville rush hour traffic and managed to get to The Hall Of Fame almost 90 minutes before my interview. Security brought me on up to the main floors where all of the exhibits as well as The Rotunda are on display. It would be an hour before the Hall opened to the public so while I waited for my interview I wandered around the empty Hall of Fame. Now I have written several editorials and a magazine piece already about the beauty and length and breadth of our new CMHOF and education center so I won’t elaborate. Suffice to say that it is a magnificent tribute to America’s

country legends of today and yesterday and to the music itself. There are ghosts everywhere. I talked to John and June this morning. I chatted with George Jones and Tammy and Conway. I stood before Earl Scruggs Banjo and thanked him for being a banjo hero to me. I spent time with Miss Minnie and the Tater and thanked Ernest Tubb for the signed picture he gave my father in law once. It just meant the world to him and it now hangs on my wall at home. After my mystical visiting sessions I entered the Rotunda where our own faces would be immortalized in bronze very soon. I sat down and took it all in. It was just me… all alone…on the floor…sitting in the middle of the circle that would forever be unbroken... I wept like a child. I could envision our entire career playing out in my minds

eye. The songs, the miles, the shows, the ups and downs and I took comfort in the fact that it is all far from over. I could see younger versions of myself and Duane Allen, William Lee Golden and Richard Sterban dreaming dreams and reaching for the stars and working hard to make sure we did everything the right way and now I see us HERE! In The Country Music Hall of Fame… The ROTUNDA! The greatest honor in a career of honors is to be up on that wall… in this circle.

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T he highly anticipated GRAMMY Gallery will open in Fall 2015 and will be an 8,500 square foot expansion of the

Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, which is located on the first floor of the Nashville Historic Municipal Audi-torium. Through educational interactive stations, the permanent GRAMMY Gallery will explore the creative process of making music in a hands on, immersive environment — from songwriting and producing to engineering, mixing, singing, and rapping. The gallery will explore the role of the DJ and the history of the GRAMMY Awards — the pre-eminent peer-recognized award for musical excellence. In addition, the Gallery will include an exhibit about the history of the GRAMMY Awards and a 3-D view of the making of the iconic gramophone-shaped GRAMMY Award. “The Musicians Hall of Fame is a diverse multi-genre museum, much like the GRAMMY Museum,” said Joe Chambers, Executive Director of the museum. “Our collection of iconic musical instruments that have been used in live and studio sessions by some of the greatest musicians in the world, married with the GRAMMY Museum’s state-of-the-art, interactive, and educational gallery, will be a great experience for all visitors to Music City.” The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum honors the background musicians who played on thousands of iconic albums throughout history. Yes, Nashville is stereo-typically country, but it is by no means the only genre that has been or is being created here. This museum

sheds light on the recording sessions that were otherwise closed to the public. Visitors learn what went on during sessions such as Elvis recording “In the Ghetto” at American Sound Studios

in Memphis; Ringo Starr recording “Beaucoup of Blues” at Studio 19 in Nashville, or The Beach Boys recording their countless hits with The Wrecking Crew at Los Angeles’s Capitol Records. The GRAMMY Gallery at Musicians Hall of Fame is a one-of-a-kind public-private partnership that repurposes a historic city property at a fraction of new construction cost and adds a unique destination and experience for Music City visitors and residents. “We are excited to develop our one-of-a-kind interactive experiences at the Musicians Hall

of Fame,” said Bob Santelli, Executive Director of the GRAMMY Museum. “It will explore the intricacies of the recording process, from beginning to end, in a city where so much great music is made.” The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum also hosts an annual induction ceremony and concert which honors new members, nominated by the American Federation of Musicians and other music industry professionals, and ensures the continued

growth of the museum. The 2014 induction included greats such as Barbara Mandrell, Peter Frampton, and Randy Bachman. Nashville mogul Mike Curb was inducted with a Non-performance Award and Roy Orbison posthumously received the inaugural Iconic Riff Award.

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RPM Records all the way to digital downloads. Though George Jones has been gone for a little over two years now, his artistic legacy remains as bright as ever. His name continues to be referenced as an influence of just about every newcomer in the

format that comes down the pike today, and his records continue to sell well – both here in the United States and abroad. Jones told his life story in his 1997 autobiography I Lived To Tell It All, but now fans can get up close and personal with “The Possum” with the brand new state-of-the-art George Jones Museum. Located at 128 Second Avenue North in downtown Nashville, the story of George Glenn Jones is told in as much vivid detail as ever before – to his growing up years in Texas going to sleep with the Grand Ole Opry playing on the radio to his 1955 breakthrough hit “Why Baby Why” all the way through his struggles with alcohol and drug abuse in the 1970s and 1980s, ending up with his latter-day triumphs such as “He Stopped Loving Her Today” and “Choices” (both Grammy-winning performances) to his 1992 induc-tion into the Country Music Hall of Fame. The George Jones Museum also features many video screens that show Jones doing what he did best- performing. Many archival interviews featuring the singer are featured as well. Also part of the displays include his numerous Gold and Platinum records – both as a solo art-ist, and as part of duets with acts such as Tammy Wynette and Merle Haggard. (Including these artists, Jones also re-corded with over fifty other acts, including Buck Owens, Mavis Staples, Dolly Parton, Dr. Hook, Keith Richards, and Harry Connick, Jr.) One aspect of the George Jones Museum that will

please fans is the interactive recording studio which gives visitors a chance to match vocal wits with Jones on a va-riety of his classic hit recordings. All told, Jones recorded over 900 songs, and charted on the Billboard Country Singles chart over 150 times between 1955 and 2010. In addition to the Museum, there is also a restaurant and gift shop that will allow fans to take home a George Jones souvenir, as well as a 75-foot rooftop bar overlook-ing the Cumberland River. On opening weekend (April

2015), the Museum also served as the launch site for White Lightning’ Moonshine. A partnership with Silver Trail Distillery (winners of the 2012 SIP Award for best Whiskey Moonshine – as well as developers of the LBL Moonshine that was just picked up by a national dis-tributor), the brand pays homage to the J.P. Richardson-written song of the same title – which became Jones’ first number one record on the Billboard charts in 1959. Jones’ wife / widow, Nancy Jones, says that she feels the Museum will be a place that fans can pay homage to Jones for years to come. “On a daily basis I hear from fans asking me to tell them stories about George. This amaz-ing museum will now be able to help tell those stories as we are going to show so many of his awards, clothes, guitars, and artifacts given to him all around the world from various events. I think fans are going to love it.”

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memorabilia and create some very special memories of your own, including singing with the legendary George Jones. Your experience only gets larger as you visit the Museum gift shop, stop by the tasting bar for a sip or two of White Lightning, enjoy a flavorful dish at Possum Holler Café and then take a ride to the rooftop and see the best view in Downtown Nashville. We will see you there!

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Country music fans from around the world visit year after year to experience the unique country music history that comes alive

as you journey through the Willie Nelson and Friends Museum. This is a very personal museum that evolved over the years from friendships established by museum founders, Frank and Jeanie Oakley. The Oakley’s were longtime friends with not only Willie Nelson but many of his legendary country music friends as well. There are lots of personal items to see donated by legends like Webb Pierce and Faron Young who were regulars at the museum prior to their passing. The museum has always been known as a great hangout for many of the stars you’ll see represented in the many exhibits. The museum is true country music history and showcases an “All Star” line-up of some of traditional country music’s greatest stars! Among the many highlights on display include the Martin guitar and paystub from Willie

Nelson’s Grand Ole Opry debut in 1963. You’ll also see many personal items of the great Patsy Cline. Also featured are several “Nudie of Hollywood” suits worn by the legends Lefty Frizzell, George Jones, Webb Pierce and Porter Wagoner. The Willie Nelson and Friends Museum is undeniably one of the best values in Nashville. It’s a family operated and family friendly attraction with plenty of free parking. You are also welcome to take photographs during your journey so don’t forget your camera!

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The longest running musical is back by popular demand, the legend lives on in Nashville’s first and only

continuously running show paying tribute to him in Music City, where he recorded over 300 songs. This high-energy, live musical biography starring John Beardsley transports the audience through six eras of The King’s career and is unique in showcasing all of his most memorable and distinct styles of music. John Beardsley’s world-renowned performance with over 30 songs and five costume changes has thrilled audiences of all ages from New York to Russia. Many music industry giants who worked with and were friends of Elvis give impressive reviews to Beardsley’s Tribute: “John, you are a great showman; this is one of the best shows I’ve ever seen!” declared Kitty Wells, Queen of Country Music, who

toured with Elvis. “This show is fabulous! John is so talented and so very respectful of Elvis, you just have to see!” raved Joanne Cash Yates, sister of Johnny Cash. Audiences continue to give standing ovations at every show, and they walk away excited and entertained. All guests are greeted by friendly smiles and the meet-and-greet after the show is special for everyone.

A must-see show while in Nashville; come see why! John Beardsley has been officially recognized as the Nashville King by the city of Nashville. Mondays and Thursdays only – Texas Troubadour Theatre , 2416 Music Valley Drive (past Cracker Barrel, left into Music Valley Village, free parking). For reservations, which are recommended, please call 615-758-0098. Visit us online at www.thenashvilleking.com.

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Are you looking for some good ole’ home cooking, exceptional Southern Hospitality and live entertainment that will have you singing along and tapping your feet? Then Nashville Nightlife is

definitely the place to go! We recently had the pleasure of a night out at the theater. We were warmly greeted at the door and given our tickets. We browsed the lobby area where we found unique, one-of-a-kind souvenirs and gifts. Before long, the hostess called our name and personally seated our party in the dinner theater. A smiling, friendly waitress took our beverage order and directed us to the buffet table. There we found a lovely salad bar and a first-class buffet with country fried chicken and ribs as their entrees that night, complete with all the fixins’. Everything was homemade right down to the peach cobbler for dessert. I had the warm feeling of being in my grandma’s kitchen. Once the entertainment starts, I guarantee you will be dancing in your seat. We were treated to such a wide variety of music from Hank Williams Sr., Patsy Cline, and

Conway Twitty to Sara Evans and Toby Keith. There is entertainment for the entire family. The “Best of Country” Dinner and Show, throughout their season, includes guest stars such as “Opry Star” Jeannie Seely, “The Fiddle Man” Tim Watson, Tommy Cash, Diana Murrell, Paula Poe (from the Tammy Wynette Show) and many others. This is a fantastic show you won’t want to miss! The standing ovation at the end of the show is an indication of the great time the audience had. Following the show there is a meet and greet with the performers. I would highly recommend that visitors to Nashville experience Nashville Nightlife where you will see the best of country from old to new. Come see why the Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater presents a Dinner and Country Music Show voted the best combination in Nashville. Don’t miss this Nashville tradition. Located at 2416 Music Valley Drive in Music Valley Village across the street from the Gaylord Opryland Resort and the Grand Ole Opry. Call 615-885-4747 or 1-800-573-7973 for information and reservations or go to www.nashvillenightlife.com. Tour groups are welcome.

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T he Mantz Brothers, the duo comprised of brothers Jordan and Holdan Mantz, kicked off their “Back at Me” tour starting with perfor-mances during CMA week in Nashville. Their first stop was at

Storme Warren’s Nashville Navy Kickoff Party with other great artists including Jaime Fox, Love and Theft, Halfway to Haz-ard and Brett Michaels, just to name a few. They introduced some of their new music, which is now available on iTunes, and their fans loved it! The momentum continued throughout the week as they performed at “Music at The Row”, The Midtown Stages. Fans that couldn’t make it out to Nashville were able to watch the live broadcast of their performance worldwide which was live streamed. Their new single, just released to country radio, “Back

at Me” was a huge crowd pleaser! It was an extra special performance to have Ashla Taylor, one of the songwriters of the hit, perform on the stage as well. The Mantz Brothers released their first EP in June 2014 and

their first single, “One Kiss at a Time” debuted as a “Highway Find” on Sirius XM the Highway. Their single was on the Hot 45 Live for five consecutive weeks and gained a lot of attention. “Jordan and Holdan knocked it out of the park again with the 5 tunes on their new EP” said Producer, Eddie Kilgallon. “We listened to hundreds of songs to find the perfect match-can’t wait for their fans to hear the new project!” Check out The Mantz Brothers

at www.TheMantzBrothers.com and “Like” them on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/MantzBrothersMusic - You will Like Where This is Going!

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BeLLe MeADe PLANTATIoNBelle Meade Plantation is a 30 acre historic site 6 miles west of Nashville. The centerpiece of the property is the Belle Meade mansion built in 1853. This Greek revival house was home to five generations of the Harding-Jackson family, original owners of the Bell Meade Farm. In the late 19th century, the farm encompassed 5,400 acres and was one of the largest private estates in Nashville and was a thoroughbred nursery famous for breeding and training championship race horses. Located at 5025 Harding Rd, Nashville. Call 615-356-0501 or visit www.bellemeadeplantation.com.

The BIG BANG DueLING PIANo BAR Sing Along. Laugh along. Drink Along. Every night the show comes to life at The Big Bang where our entertainers take a seat on stage behind two grand pianos and combine music, comedy and audience participation to create a fast-paced, high-energy show that’s unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. Open Tuesday-Saturday at 411 Broadway, upstairs. 615-747-5851, visit thebigbangbar.com. Like us on facebook @ Big Bang Dueling Pianos Nashville.

CouNTRY MuSIC hALL oF FAMe® AND MuSeuMThe home of America’s music since 1967, the Museum presents the crown jewels of its vast collection to illustrate country music’s story as told through the turn of two centuries. A treasure trove of historic country video clips and world class galleries. A definite must-see while in Nashville. Located at 222 Fifth Ave. South, downtown Nashville. Call 615-416-2001 or visit www.countrymusichalloffame.org.

CoYoTe uGLY SALooNVisit the most famous bar in the United States right here in Nashville, where the beautiful bartenders dance on the bar, and they don’t serve water! Guaranteed to be a wild time for everyone. Open seven days a week from 11 a.m. til 3 a.m. Happy Hour Mon. thru Fri. 11 a.m. til 7 p.m. Located in The District at 154 Second Ave. North, below Buffalo Billiards. Call 615-254-UGLY (8459) or visit www.coyoteuglysaloon.com.

DAVe AND BuSTeRSWelcome to Dave & Buster’s. Built around excitement, Dave & Buster’s dishes out delicious food and drink with all the fun and games you could ever hope to play. Whether you’re hitting the Midway and winning tickets or catching your favorite team on HDTVs, Dave & Buster’s is the perfect complement to any other fun activities you may have planned. So come and join us and Escape into Play.® Located in Opry Mills at 540 Opry Mills Drive, Nashville. We are open Sun-Thurs 11am-Midnight and Fri & Sat, 11am til 1am. Happy Hours M-F 4:30-7pm. Call 615-970-3800.

eSCAPe GAMe NAShVILLeThe Escape Game is a fun new entertainment concept in Nashville. It is a real life adventure game designed for small groups of 2-8 people. Your goal is simple: work together as a team, testing your wits and skills, to escape from a locked room. While the goal is simple, the game is challenging. Getting through the locked door will require finding clues, solving puzzles, and working together as a team or else you may nev-er escape. Book today and see if you can keep cool under pressure and escape from the locked room in under 60 minutes. The Escape Game is the first of its kind in the South. 510 East Iris Dr, Unit D, 615-878-3135, nashvilleescapegame.com

JohNNY CASh MuSeuM The Johnny Cash Museum features the largest collection of Johnny Cash mem-orabilia in the world. Exhibits chronicle Johnny’s life and provide a very per-sonal and unique glimpse into his world. Our exhibits include Johnny’s stage costumes, instruments, personal letters, artwork and handwritten songs as well as artifacts from family members and notable friends. Our Museum Store features the largest selection of Cash souvenirs, apparel and rare collectibles available anywhere in the world. Enjoy coffee, coffee drinks, and gourmet café foods in their new Bongo Java Café. Museum and Store hours are 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM seven days a week. For more information call 615-256-1777.

LANe MoToR MuSeuMVisit one of the few museums in America to specialize in European cars. Approximately 150 cars and motorcycles typically not seen in the U.S. Microcars, Amphibious vehicles, Competition cars, Alternative fuel ve-hicles, Military vehicles, Motorcycles and One-of-a-kind vehicles. Open Thus.-Mon. 10a.m.-5p.m. Admission is $9 for adults, $6 for seniors (age 65+), $3 for youth (ages 6-17) and free for kids ages 5 and un-der. Inquire for group rates. Lane Motor Museum is located at 702 Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville. For more information call 615-742-7445 or visit online at www.lanemotormuseum.org.


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Back by popular demand thisyear on the General JacksonShowboat® are the twocountry shows that received

wide acclaim by winning over audi-ences in 2009. The General Jackson,one of Gaylord Opryland Resort’sbeloved entertainment attractionspays tribute to the very music thatmade Nashvil le famous throughCountry Music USA and TimWatson’s Fiddlin’ Around.

Country Music USA, inspired bythe celebrated show at the formerOpryland Themepark, features someof Music City’s most energetic andtalented performers showcasingsongs made popular by countrylegends and the biggest stars fromtoday. This three-hour evening cruiseincludes a prime rib of beef dinnerserved with seasonal vegetablesand chef’s selection of potatoes.

And for midday, T im Watson’sFiddlin’ Around returns with thehigh-energy, down-home humorand fantastic fiddle playing forwhich T im has become known.Audiences of all ages will love thisshow and its Southern lunch, includ-ing slow-roasted ham and cranber-ry chicken.

Both shows aboard the GeneralJackson Showboat run throughNovember 14, 2010. For more infor-mation, visit online atwww.GeneralJackson.com.

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Nashville Boot Co. is a locally owned boot store with great selections by Dan Post, Lucchese, Tony Lama, Laredo, Corral, Ariat, Frye, Boulet and more. Also available are belts, boot socks, boot cleaner, unique gift items, Stetson hats, Case pocket knives and contemporary jewelry.

Located just 6 miles west from downtown Nashville, 1 block past the Belle Meade Plantation in the Belle Meade Galleria strip center with plenty of

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So on your way to the Belle Meade Plantation & Loveless Cafe, stop by and see us and take home a piece of Nashville with a pair of cowboy boots! Enjoy a friendly, relaxed atmosphere & shop where the locals shop for boots at Nashville Boot Co. - a trusted name known around the world.


LeGeNDS CoRNeRLegends Corner stands out as one of the best honky tonks in Nashville. Located at the cor-ner of 5th & Broadway, the atmosphere is one of the greatest. Country music record covers plaster the walls, but the real attraction is the bar’s live music. Some of the city’s finest contemporary acts make their mark onstage. The expanded drink menu and the cold beer keep regulars coming back. This legendary honky tonk is definitely one to experience while in Music City. Located at 428 Broadway. Visit www.legendscorner.com.

MISS JeANNe’S MYSTeRY DINNeR TheATeREnjoy a comedic mystery play along with a scrumptious served dinner at Nashville’s ONLY Mystery Dinner Theate. Each table

teams up to bribe suspects with play money to solve the crime and win a prize! Parking is FREE and B.Y.O.B. Show starts at 7pm & doors open at 6:45. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 615-902-9566 or vis-iting www.missjeannes.com. Mention Get-away Magazine for a $6 discount.

NAShVILLe GhoST TouRSNashville’s original haunted walking tour. Explore the shadow-filled streets of down-town Nashville and learn about the historical, haunted heritage of Music City from profes-sional storytellers and tour guides. Begins at 8pm Wed thru Mon at The Hermitage Hotel and ends at the Ryman Auditorium (approx. 90 minutes). Also hear “intoxicating” tales about Nashville’s most haunted bars and t

averns on the Haunted Tavern Tour (for ages 21 and up-6pm nightly). Call 884-3999 for reservations or visit us at www.nashvilleghosttours.com.

NAShVILLe NIGhTLIFeA “Must See” in Music City! If you love country music and coun-try cookin’, you’ve got to experience the Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater, located across from Opryland Hotel on Music Valley Dr. The Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater presents a dining experience and variety show voted the best combina-tion in Nashville & Nashville’s #2 attraction by the Nashville Business Journal. Located at 2416 Music Valley Drive in Music Valley Village across from Gaylord Opryland Resort and the Grand Ole Opry. Call 800-308-5779 or 615-885-4747 or visit www.nashvillenightlife.com.

SeCoND FIDDLeThis is a true honky tonk. The walls pay tribute to the Grand Ole Opry with memorabilia once housed inside the old Country Music Hall of Fame. A guitar signed by the Carter Family and Johnny Cash hangs on the wall along with dozens of radios all tuned to 650 WSM home of the Grand Ole Opry. Join all your rowdy friends for a taste of the real Nashville Honky Tonk experience. Located at 420 Broadway. Visit www.thesecondfiddle.com.

SCheRMeRhoRN SYMPhoNY CeNTeRThe Schermerhorn Symphony Center opened in September of 2006 and is home to the critically acclaimed Nashville Sym-phony. The Nashville Symphony perform more than 100 clas-sical, pops and special concert events each session and will present recitals, choral concerts, cabaret, jazz and worldmusic events. Located in the heart of downtown Nashville at 1 Sym-phony Place, for complete schedule information call 615-687-6400 or visit www.nashvillesymphony.org.

TeQuILA CoWBoYThe party at Tequila Cowboy Bar & Grill is a little bit country and a little bit rock n’ roll. We have the best live bands, the hottest dance music and the baddest mechanical bull in town! Our focus is on good food, fun drinks, and great music. Join us for daily drink specials and live music with full-restau-rant service during the day and a one-of-a-kind experience after dark. We are located at 305 Broadway in downtown Nashville. Call 615-742-9048 or visit tequilacowboy.com.

The STAGeThe original home of the Roy Acuff Exhibits. The Stage on Broadway is rich in country music traditions and features some of the best musicians and singers in Nashville, including special guest artists. It has the largest stage and seating capacity of any club on Broadway and also boasts the biggest dance floor. Live entertainment 7 days a week. Never a cover charge except for special events. Located at 412 Broadway. Visit www.thestageonbroadway.com.

TRIBuTe To The KINGThe longest running musical and back by popular demand, the legend lives on in Nashville’s first and only continuously running show paying tribute to him in Music City where he recorded over 300 songs. Every Monday and Thursday (some Thursdays are not available) at the Texas Troubadour Theater, 2416 Music Valley Drive, in Music Valley Village next to Cracker Barrel. For reservations, which are recommended, call 615-758-0098 or visit www.thenashvilleking.com.

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Nashville is known as theplace where many oftoday’s hottest countryartists got their start. So

you never know where the nextaward-winning act may be per-forming. You will no doubt catch afew at the Centerstage SummerConcert Series at ProvidenceMarketplace this summer.

Each Saturday, starting May 8ththrough the end of June, theNashville area’s largest open-airshopping center will feature a line-up of talented up-and-comers andsome of the city’s best live per-formers. Produced and hosted byMr. Nashville himself, WKDF’s BillyBlock, the CenterStage SummerConcert Series is from 6-9 p.m. andall concerts are free and open tothe public.

Providence Marketplace is locat-ed 10 miles East of the NashvilleAirport in Mt. Juliet, TN. The out-door lifestyle center features appar-el and accessory shops for kids andadults, dozens of family-friendlyrestaurants, and a 14-screen stadi-um seating movie theatre.

Directions to ProvidenceMarketplace from Nashville: Take I-40 East to exit 226C. ProvidenceMarketplace will be directly in frontof you at the stoplight. For theCenterStage Summer Music ConcertSeries, follow the signs to the TownCenter once you arrive atProvidence Marketplace. To learnmore about upcoming events, salesand movie times, please visitwww.shopprovidencemarketplace.com.

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LANE MOTOR MUSEUMVisit one of the few museums in America to spe-cialize in European cars. Approximately 150 carsand motorcycles typically not seen in the U.S.Microcars, Amphibious vehicles, Competitioncars, Alternative fuel vehicles, Military vehicles,Motorcycles and One-of-a-kind vehicles. OpenThurs-Mon 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is $5 foradults, Seniors (55+) are $3, under 18 are free.Inquire for group rates. Lane Motor Museum islocated at 702 Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville. Formore information call 615-742-7445 or visit onlineat www.lanemotormuseum.org.

LEGENDS CORNERLegends Corner stands out as one of the besthonky tonks in Nashville. Located at the corner of5th & Broadway, the atmosphere is one of thegreatest. Country music record covers plaster thewalls, but the real attraction is the bar’s live music:Some of the city’s finest contemporary acts maketheir mark onstage. The expanded drink menuand the cold beer keep regulars coming back.This legendary honky tonk is definitely one toexperience while in Music City. Located at 428Broadway. Visit www.legendscorner.com.

MUSIC CITY DUCK TOURSTour Downtown Nashville in an authentic DUKWWWII vehicle. Music City Duck Tours is a fun, excit-ing and a quacky time for the whole family! Ourhistorical vehicle will take you thru downtownwhile our Tour Ducktors tell you stories of the pastand present. You’ll learn about Nashville and its’incredible history and everthing it has to offer. Weare located at 110 2nd Ave. N, (inside CharlieDaniels Museum & Gift Shop). Call 615-477-5255or visit www.nashvilleducktours.com.

NASHVILLE GHOST TOURSNashville’s original haunted walking tour.Explore the shadow-filled streets of downtownNashville and learn about the historical, haunt-ed heritage of Music City from professional sto-rytellers and tour guides. Begins at 8 p.m. Wed.thru Mon. at The Hermitage Hotel and ends atthe Ryman Auditorium (approx. 90 minutes).Call 615-884-3999 for reservations and ask aboutour TRAVELHOST of Nashville discount. Visit us atwww.nashvilleghosttours.com.

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Nashville’s renowned Johnny Cash Museum has only been opened less than two years but has expanded three times during that period. The latest expansion includes tripling the size of the museum store and adding a Bongo Java Café featuring Nashville’s finest coffee and coffee drinks as well as gourmet café fare. The original Bongo Java has the distinction of being Nashville’s oldest and most honored coffee house, having opened its first location in 1993. Bongo is known for it’s use of local ingredients and coffee beans are organic and fare trade. The café offers a delicious assortment of pastries and baked goods as well as sandwiches, salads and other items made fresh daily in the facility’s new kitchen. Signature items include Johnny Cash’s Iron Pot Chili made from a recipe created by The Man In Black himself. Other favorites include a Fried Bologna and Pimento Cheese sandwich and The Elvis, which features The King’s favorite peanut butter, honey, bananas and bacon served on honey wheat bread. With the current expansion, the museum has expanded its daily operating hours from 8:00AM to 7:00PM, seven days a week. The Bongo Java café opens daily at 8:00AM.

Bongo Java Café at the Johnny Cash museum


NANA AND FAMILY

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NolensvilleJust 30 minutes from downtown Nashville, you’ll find a treasure in the small town charm and southern hospitality of Nolensville, TN. Spend the day antiquing at their many lovely antique and specialty shops where you will find 10 stores with-in walking distance and 12 stores within a mile. Meet the wonderful people of Nolensville and have lunch at Nana’s Diner with their great southern home cooking. You’ll be sure to have a great day and make great memories when you visit historic Nolensville, TN.

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NANA’S DINeR MeAT AND ThReeNolensville’s place for good southern homestyle cooking! Stop in at this locally-owned, family-friendly diner offering great food and friendly service. Everything here is homemade and features local produce and ingredients. Nana’s is known for dishes such as catfish, homemade pies, salmon patties, chicken livers, country fried steak and chicken, broccoli salad, and a seasonal favorite of watermelon and cucumber salad. Daily specials are posted on Facebook and a full menu of delicious items is served every day. Kids’ night is Tuesday night where every child accompanied by an adult receives their meal free. Open Tues-Sat 10:30am-8pm and Sunday 10:30am-3pm. Closed Monday. 7301 Nolensville Rd, 615-776-1795. Like us on Facebook @ Nana’s Diner Meat and Three.

ThRee FReNCh heNSYou will love this shop! Three French Hens is a unique antique, decorating, and gift store with a strong emphasis on shabby chic – a different kind of antique store. Some of the things you will find here are wonderful candles you will not be able to resist, lovely jewelry displays, furniture galore, knickknacks and accessories, one-of-a-kind treasures and gifts and fabulous customer service. You will so enjoy yourself in this store! Open Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-5. 7305 Nolensville Road, call 615-776-1279. Like us on Facebook @ Three French hens.

The NoLeNSVILLe ToY ShoP The Nolensville Toy Shop offers toys for all ages! Whether you are looking for a whimsical small treat or special gift, you will find something here! Browse through quality toys, dolls and accessories, wooden play food, Calico Critters, Thomas the Train, plush, science kits, arts and crafts, Legos, games and puzzles for the whole family, even fun things to interest the tweens and teens! Tues 10-8, Wed 10-5, Thurs-Fri 10-6, Sat 9-6. 9895 Old Clovercroft Rd. 615-819-2949. www.nolensvilletoyshop.com. Facebook.com/nolensvilletoyshop.

The VILLAGe ANTIQueS & GIFTSWith a variety of antiques & gifts, you’ll be happy you stopped by to visit. We are focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction. Some of the beautiful things you will find here include Antique Glass, Carnival Glass, Fenton Glass, Clear and Colored Cut Glass, Hand-Painted China, Nippon, Limoges, Porcelain Figurines, Retro and much more. We are open Tues-Fri. 10-5, Sat 10-6, and Sun 1-5. 7289 Nolensville Rd, call 615-776-1200 or visit www.TheVillageAntiquesNolensvilleTN.com. Like us on Facebook @ TheVillage Antiques & Gifts.

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IGNITE YOUR CURIOSITY THIS SUMMER AT ADVENTURE SCIENCE CENTER! Experience a laser show in the Sudekum Planetarium, take a moonwalk in Space Chase, fight a body battle in BodyQuest, or scale the seven levels of the Adventure Tower.

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T he Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) will celebrate its 35th anniversary with a story-book lineup that blends long-awaited returns with six of the hottest Broadway titles in its up-coming 2015-16

HCA/TriStar Health Broadway at TPAC series and Broadway special engagements. Responding to years of feedback and anticipation from its growing and passionate Broadway fan base, TPAC will bring THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA to Nashville in a spectacular new production for a two-week run in March 2016. This beloved blockbuster will be paired with six new Broadway titles making their Nashville debuts, including DIRTY DANCING and BULLETS OVER BROADWAY, as well as the Tony Award-winning hits MATILDA THE MUSICAL, MOTOWN THE MUSICAL, THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY, and IF/THEN.

TPAC will also bring a trio of special Broadway presentations, including the first national tour of the 2013 Tony Award-winning RODGERS + HAMMERSTEIN’S CINDERELLA, which features a contemporary take on the

classic tale. Other specials include the highly-anticipated returns of MAMMA MIA! And NETworks presents Disney’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.For more information on the 2015-16 HCA/TriStar Health Broadway at TPAC series, visit us at TPAC.org/Broadway, where season tickets may be purchased or call TPAC Subscriber Services at (615) 782-6560 or (800) 410-4216 if you live outside Nashville. You may also visit the TPAC Box Office at 505 Deaderick Street in downtown Nashville. For more

information or group tickets, call the TPAC Group Sales staff at (615) 782-4060. TPAC reminds ticket buyers that the only official place to buy tickets online is TPAC.org

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S ince 1974, Gray Line of Tennessee has been the premier sightseeing company in Nashville creating memories with a wide variety of tours and package options. Visitors to Nash-ville have many options with over 20 different

themed sightseeing itineraries ranging from 1 hour to full day excursions. Homes of the Stars tour takes a 3.5 hour drive to some of Nashville’s most prominent neighborhoods adorned with beautiful celebrity homes. Gray Line’s Discover Nashville Tour shows off Nashville’s downtown iconic sites and includes admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and the Ryman Auditorium, known as The Mother Church of Country Music and the most famous home of the Grand Ole Opry. Gray Line also goes behind the scenes on our ABC’s Nashville tour and visits the filming locations of the ABC hit drama, Nashville, including a stop at the famous Bluebird Café or the location of Two Old Hippies in Nashville’s hip new Gulch area. This tour also features the TV homes of Rayna, Juliette, Deacon and Scarlett. Experience a night to remember in Music City on our Nights and Lights Tour and get a taste of real Tennessee barbeque at Jack’s and enjoy the Honky Tonks of Honky Tonk Highway where music plays from 10 am until 3 am daily, including the world famous, Tootsies Orchid Lounge, where greats like Willie Nelson, Keith Urban and Kid Rock jump started their musical careers.

Visit a historical southern mansion and enjoy a wine tasting at Belle Meade Plantation and tour The Hermitage, Home of Andrew Jackson, the 7th president of the United States. When people

think of Tennessee, you can’t help but think of Jack Daniels Whiskey in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Our Jack Daniels tour visits the distillery and we hear about how a young teenager of 13 learned to make whiskey. Step back in time and learn about Tennessee’s rich civil war history on our Civil War Tour and travel to Franklin to visit the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War, the Battle of Franklin. Or if you have a day to travel, take a road trip with us to Memphis and enjoy a VIP experience of Elvis’ Graceland, Sun Records and see the Peabody Ducks and their daily famous march to the fountain in the lobby of the Peabody Hotel. Our unique Music City Trolley offers various ways to explore Nashville. Our Hop On/Hop Off Trolley ride features a one-hour narrated tour of the city with 17 stops at Nashville attractions and locales where you can explore on your own and at your own pace. Gray Line of Tennessee also offers a fabulous evening trolley ride that encompasses the beautiful Nashville skyline and city lights with plenty of breathtaking photo opportunities. If food is your thing, take a stroll with us on our Taste of Nashville Food Tour featuring the most iconic downtown Nashville eateries and sweeteries. Gray Line’s wide variety of sightseeing tours has something for everyone! At Gray Line of Tennessee, we strive to provide a safe, hard-working, friendly, family-oriented environment, with a focus on giving our customers-and our community a high quality experience every time they board one of Gray Line’s coaches or trolleys. Experience Nashville with local experts and see why we are Music City!

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Experience Nashville with local experts and see why we are Music City!Visit Nashville’s iconic sights by coach, trolley or walking tour. See the homes of the

stars, the filming locations of ABC’s hit TV show, Nashville, visit backstage at theGrand Ole Opry or explore on your own riding our Music City Hop On/Hop OffTrolley. Gray Line’s wide variety of sightseeing tours has something for everyone.

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FinD Hot savinGs at oPry Mills tHis suMMEr

Opry Mills is a must-see attraction for summer travelers to Music City. As the largest outlet and value retail shopping destination in Tennessee, Opry Mills offers a truly unparalleled shopping experience with an impressive mix of more than 200 fashionable stores, combined with unique dining and family-friendly entertainment venues. Fashionistas will appreciate Opry Mills’ enviable roster of market-exclusive retailers, such as Cole Haan Outlet, H&M, J.Crew Factory, The Limited Outlet, Michael Kors Outlet, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th, True Religion Outlet, Vera Bradley Outlet and the recently debuted kate spade new york outlet. Men love shopping at Nashville’s only Bass Pro Shops location, as well as at Bose Factory Store, Calvin Klein, Tommy Bahama Outlet and Under Armour Factory House. A leading family destination, Opry Mills is also home to several retailers specifically for children, including the market-exclusive Toys“R”Us Outlet store, The Disney Store Outlet, LEGO Brand Retail Store and Old Navy Outlet. Plus, amid all of the great shopping is Opry Mills’ beloved Tennessee Treasures children’s play area with whimsical musical instruments and animals representing different regions of the state. Opry Mills’ unique brand of shopping also includes

a variety of dining and entertainment options. Visitors will enjoy access to several full-service restaurants, including Aquarium Restaurant, Chuy’s, Claim Jumper, Romano’s Macaroni Grill and Rainforest Café, as well as a contemporary 11-eatery food court featuring Moe’s Southwest Grill and Starbucks. In true Music City fashion, live performances and musical entertainment are provided weekly on Opry Mills’ Entertainment Stage near Entry 5. Guests can also watch feature films in a state-of-the-art environment and enjoy the IMAX experience at Regal Cinemas Opry Mills Stadium 20 & IMAX. For a complete list of retailers and events happening throughout the property, call (615) 514-1000 or visit www.oprymills.com. You can also stay up-to-date by liking Opry Mills on Facebook at www.facebook.com/OpryMills and by following us on Twitter @shOpryMills and on Instagram @shOpryMills. Opry Mills is conveniently located 7 miles from downtown Nashville, in Opryland off of Briley Parkway at exit 11, and is within walking distance of the Grand Ole Opry and the 2,800-room Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. Regular hours are 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m.–7 p.m. on Sunday.


diningChATeAu WeSTChateau West is a French restaurant that takes its cues from another era. The wonderful ambiance, service and menu offerings will make you believe you are in a charming restaurant in the Chateaus of France. Menu selections include French Onion Soup, Deep-Dish Quiche of the day, chicken, beef, and seafood entrees, fondues and delectable desserts. Enjoy live music with jazz on Sundays and piano recital on Mondays. Open Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm, Fri & Sat 11am-11pm. Sunday Brunch. 3408 West End Ave, Nashville. 615-432-2622 or 615-953-3619. www.chateauwestrestaurant.com.

CheRoKee STeAK houSe Join us for a special dinner tonight at The Cherokee Steak House where we serve the world’s finest beef and our motto is: “You can whip our cream, but you can’t beat our meat!” Our only objective is to provide you with the finest beef possible. Our extensive menu also includes seafood, chops, ribs, salads, and more! Located just 30 minutes from the Nashville Airport. Take I-40 East, Exit 232B and go north for 10.5 miles. Turn right at the sign. We are right next door to Reba McEntire’s house! 450 Cherokee Dock Rd, Lebanon. Call (615) 444-2783 or visit www.cherokeesteakhouseandmarina.com.

GeNeRAL JACKSoN ShoWBoATClimb aboard the General Jackson Showboat for a unique dining and entertainment experience! This 300 ft paddlewheel riverboat cruises the Cumberland River offering fantastic

shows and delicious meals. Your show ticket also includes a delicious dinner served family-style in bottomless bowls. For tickets and more information call 615-458-3900 or buy online at www.generaljackson.com.

GeRST hAuSSince 1955, the Gerst Haus has been a Nashville favorite. We provide the best in German food in an authentic beer hall atmosphere. Our menu includes a variety of German and American food. Our signature dishes include our fresh wiener schnitzel, bratwurst, and corned beef and cabbage. Also offering our own gerst Amber beer, as well as 26 drafts and 60 imported beers. Our goal is to provide good food, good drink, and good service. Open 7 days from 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. 301 Woodland St, Exit 48 off of I24. Call 615-244-8886. www.gersthaus.com.

JACK’S BAR-B-QueProudly serving barbeque from “Pit to Plate”.Offering Tennessee pork shoulder, Texas beefbrisket, smoked turkey, Texas sausage, St. Louis style ribs, smoked chicken and other Southern cuisine served with our award-winning sauces. Two locations to serve you at 416 Broadway, Nashville, call 615-254-5715 and at 334 West Trinity Lane, Nashville, call 615-228-9888 or visit www.jacksbarbque.com.

JohN A’S ReSTAuRANTCome see where the stars come out at night to enjoy good food and great entertainment! Here you will find a laid back atmosphere that

resonates with the “Nashville Sound” and serving the “Best Catfish in Nashville”. The menu also includes our unique Club Sandwich, Homemade Lasagna, and Fried Chicken Livers. Beef selections include Prime Rib, Hand-cut Ribeye, New York Strip and Filet Mignon. You’ll not be disappointed when you visit John A’s for great food and great entertainment! Open Sun-Thu 3pm-12am, Fri 3pm-1am, and Sat 11am-1am. 2 1 Music Valley Drive. Call 615-885-1540 or visit johnasrestaurant.com.

KALAMATAS This wonderful restaurant serves Classic Mediterranean Cuisine and a fresh, healthy menu which includes kebobs-lamb, beef, or chicken, the best hummus around, stuffed grape leaves with rice stuffing, pita sandwiches, delicious baklava and much more. The menu is filled with tasty items created for a health conscious clientele. Receive a free baklava when you show your hotel room key (at our Brentwood location only). Located in Brentwood Place Shopping Center, 330 Franklin Road, (615) 221-4002. Green Hills location, 3764 Hillsboro Road and Belmont location, 1703 Portland Street. Visit www.eatatkalamatas.com.

LuIGI’S CITY PIZZALuigi’s City Pizza is Authentic Italian Cuisine and has the Best Pizza this side of Italy. Our menu is made fresh every day and offers appetizers, fresh salads, hot and cold heros, authentic Italian entrees, gourmet pizza, calzone and Stromboli.

Experience our lunch buffet from 11am to 2pm daily. And Yes! We deliver. Call 615-742-9099 to place your order. We are located right next to the Johnny Cash Museum at 105 Third Avenue South in downtown Nashville. 615-742-9099.

MARGARITAVILLe Great food, frozen concoctions, cool shopping and live entertainment – all this awaits you at Margaritaville. Visiting a Margaritaville Café is an experience unlike any other… it’s not just a dining destination, it’s an entire change of latitude. Your visit to Margaritaville will be an unforgettable experience! Restaurant opens daily at 11am and Retail opens daily at 10am. Located in the heart of downtown Nashville at 322 Broadway, call (615) 208-9080 or visit www.margaritavillenashville.com for event information and more!

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For “The Best Bar-B-Que in Nashville, Tennessee”, you’ve got to visit Jack’s Bar-B-Que where they proudly serve barbeque

from “Pit to Plate”. Offering Tennessee pork shoulder, Texas beef brisket, smoked turkey, Texas sausage, St. Louis style ribs, smoked chicken, and other Southern cuisine with their award-winning sauces, there is something to please every palate. Their cooking method and award-winning sauces make Jack’s the best. After applying their dry rub (spices and herbs) meat is smoked for 18 hours at 250 degrees. From “Pit to Plate”, it is sliced and chopped before serving and you will notice a pink smoke ring. That’s the real signature of hickory smoked barbeque. Jack recommends pouring sauces right before eating. Award-winning sauces include Kansas City Style (mild, sweet and smoky), Tennessee Original (tangy vinegar base), Texas Sweet Hot (tomato base), XXX-911 (cross between TN & TX with a kick), Carolina Style (mustard base), and Music City White Sauce (mayo, horseradish base). Purchase any four of Jack’s Bar-B-Que Famous Sauces and get a FREE Hand Rub! When you dine at Jack’s, you will see for yourself why Jack’s Bar-B-Que has been named “The Best Bar-B-Que in Nashville, Tennessee” by the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Southern Living, and USA Today. 3 Locations to serve you (T.C.B) Trinity, Charlotte and Broadway. All 3 historic locations, 334 West Trinity Lane at Historic Talbot Corner, 1601 Charlotte Avenue on the Historic Prison Grounds at the foot of Capital Hill and 416 Broadway at the heart of the Honky Tonks on Lower Broadway. “Taking Care of Business since 1976”. For more information including hours and complete menu, visit www.jacksbarbque.com.

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MCNAMARA’S IRISh PuB & ReSTAuRANTAt McNamara’s they are dedicated to providing their patrons with the hospitality, service, and family-friendly ambience found in small local pubs all over Ireland. Wonderful traditional Irish fare includes fish & chips, corn beef & cabbage, fresh soups & salads, and also offering steaks, seafood, and more. Live Irish music Wednesday thru Sunday evenings. Located 5 minutes from the Nashville Airport at 2740 Old Lebanon Rd, Nashville. Call 615-885-7262 or visit www.mcnamarasirishpub.com.

MeLTING PoTDip into something different at this fonduerestaurant offering fine aged cheeses, award winning wines, steaks and seafood, and chocolate fondue. Located in downtown Nashville on Historic Second Avenue. Reservations are recommended by calling 615-742-4970. Visit our website www.meltingpot.com.

MoNeLL’S When in Nashville, do as the locals do – “pass the peas, please!” for a true southern experience. Food is served at communal tables as all items are passed around the table while staff at Monell’s soon replenishes an empty bowl. Each day’s menu includes 2-3 meats, 3-4 salads, 4-5 hot vegetables, drink and dessert. Open for lunch Mon-Fri 10:30am-2pm, dinner Tues-Sat 5pm-8:30pm. Located in historic Germantown at 1235 N Sixth Ave (between Monroe and Madison Streets), Nashville. 615-248-4747.

NANA’S DINeR MeAT & ThReeNolensville’s place for good southern homestyle cooking! Stop in at this locally-owned, family-friendly diner offering great food and friendly service. Everything here is homemade and features local produce and ingredients. Nana’s is known for dishes such as catfish, homemade pies, salmon patties, chicken livers, country fried steak and chicken, broccoli salad, and a seasonal favorite of watermelon and cucumber salad. Daily specials are posted on Facebook and a full menu of delicious items is served every day. Kids’ night is Tuesday night where every child accompanied by an adult receives their meal free. Open Tues-Sat 10:30am-8pm and Sunday 10:30am-3pm. Closed Monday. 7301 Nolensville Rd, 615-776-1795. Like us on Facebook @ Nana’s Diner Meat and Three.

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THE STOCK-YARD RESTAURANTAfter more than 20 years, The Stock-YardRestaurant continues to reap rave reviews fromsatisfied patrons. The International Restaurantand Hospitality Bureau named it one of the topten steak houses in America. They serve only thefinest cuts of Certified Angus beef with addition-al delights that include live Maine lobster, chick-en and a variety of fresh seafood and pastadishes. This world-famous, award-winningrestaurant offers one of the largest selections offine wines available in Music City. Open nightlyfrom 5 p.m. Reservations are accepted. 901Second Ave. North. Call 615-255-6464 or visitwww.stock-yardrestaurant.com.

VITTLE’S RESTAURANTCome and see where the “locals & stars” go forgreat food at a great price! Down-home cook-in’ with fast and friendly service. Offering greatfamily favorites including beef pot roast, south-ern-style catfish, grilled or fried pork chops,country-fried steak and much more. Servinglunch and dinner 7 days a week, breakfast onSaturday. 4936 Thoroughbred Lane, Brentwood.Call 615-371-2525 www.vittlesrestaurant.com.

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oPRY BACKSTAGe GRILL The show that made country music famous is about to make its mark on okra fries, Tennessee corn bread salad, skillet fried chicken, pit smoked southern bbq, and much more in this unique new restaurant. Across from Gaylord Opryland Resort in the Inn at Opryland, you’ll find a one-of-a-kind experience combining world-famous Opry entertainment and the great southern cooking that Opry artists and fans have shared for generations. This brand new restaurant is a must do & must see while visiting Nashville. www.oprybackstagegrill.com.

RoDIZIo GRILLRodizio Grill is an authentic Brazilian Steakhouse offering over a dozen rotisserie grilled meats, perfectly seasoned and carved tableside by Brazilian Gauchos. Authentic Brazilian appetizers, salads, delectable homemade desserts, Brazilian cocktails and fresh juice specialties. At Rodizio Grill you will have an unforgettable dining experience! Located on historic Second Avenue North in downtown Nashville (next to The Melting Pot). 615-730-8358 or visit rodiziogrill.com. Like us on facebook @ Rodizio Grill Nashville.

The SToCK-YARD ReSTAuRANTAfter more than 20 years, The Stock-Yard Restaurant continues to reap rave reviews from satisfied patrons. The International Restaurant and Hospitality Bureau named it one of the top ten steak houses in America. They serve only the finest cuts of Certified Angus beef with additional delights that include live Maine lobster, chicken and a variety of fresh seafood and pasta dishes. This world-famous, award-winning restaurant offers one of the largest selections of fine wines available in Music City. Open nightly from 5 p.m. Reservations are accepted. 901 Second Ave. North. Call 615-255-6464 or visit www.stock-yardrestaurant.com.

VITTLe’S ReSTAuRANTCome and see where the “locals & stars” go for great food at a great price! Down-home cookin’ with fast and friendly service. Offering great family favorites including beef pot roast, southern-style catfish, grilled or fried pork chops,country-fried steak and much more. Serving lunch and dinner 7 days a week, breakfast Monday-Sunday. 4936 Thoroughbred Lane, Brentwood, 615-371-2525 and 2278 Lebanon Pike, Donelson, 871-0011. Visit www.vittlesrestaurant.com.

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On exhibit now thru November 1, 2015 at Cheekwood is the fabulous Jaume Plensa: Human Landscape. This is the latest grand-scale exhibition to be featured at the estate’s historic grounds and Museum

of Art. The exhibition will feature outdoor and indoor installations by internationally acclaimed Spanish artist Jaume Plensa, including sculptures imagined specifically for Cheekwood’s grounds. The exhibition is organized by Cheekwood in partnership with The Frist Center for the Visual Arts, where four of the artist’s sculptures will also be on view.

Jaume Plensa: Human Landscape will be the artist’s largest exhibition to date in the United States. His best-known U.S. works include Crown Fountain in Chicago’s Millennium Park, and Echo, formerly on view in Madison Square Park in New York, now permanently sited at Olympic Sculpture Park at the Seattle Museum of Art. Plensa is the recipient of many international accolades and awards, including the 2012 prestigious National Visual Arts Award of Spain, the 2013 Velasquez Prize awarded by the Spanish Cultural Ministry, and Spain’s 2013 National Graphic Arts Prize. Plensa’s body of work is inspired by the complexities of the human condition, the exploration between interior and exterior life, and the transmission of language and culture. Using cast iron, steel, bronze, alabaster and other materials, his distinctive sculptural portraits blur the line of language, culture, belief system and physicality to achieve luminous beauty and grace, a sense of harmony, and supreme calm. This comprehensive exhibition at Cheekwood will

span the historic estate’s grounds, gardens and museum galleries with nine large-scale outdoor sculptures, indoor installations and a selection of works on paper. Plensa will create two new works as a part of the exhibition, including a double sculpture entitled Soul of Words, sited on the prominent color garden lawn. Other highlights include Laura with Bun, a 23 foot high cast iron portrait gracing the entrance to Cheekwood’s grounds placed in conversation with Plensa’s monumental sculpture Isabella (2014), installed near the entrance to the Frist Center. “Special events and programming around our exhibitions is part of what makes Cheekwood such a valuable part of the community, said Shannon Hautman, Director of Education and Public Programs. From lively cultural experiences to more academic lectures, we’ve created so many wonderful opportunities for people to really connect with this important exhibition.”

Jaume PlensaHuman landscape at Cheekwood

About CheekwoodCheekwood is a 55-acre botanical garden and art museum located on the historic Cheek estate. Our mission is to preserve Cheekwood as an historical landmark where beauty and excellence in art and horticulture stimulate the mind and nurture the spirit.Cheekwood is located at 1200 Forrest Park Drive in Nashville, 8 miles southwest of downtown Nashville. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday 9am – 5pm; First Friday nights July-October, open until 9pm. Admission is $14 for adults, seniors $12 and children 3-17 are $7. Parking is $3 per car. For further information call 615-356-8000 or visit www.cheekwood.org.

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DID You KNoW…The amount on the price tag on Minnie Pearl’s hat was $1.98. The Centerville native and Grand Ole Opry star would eventually buy a home next door to the Governor’s Mansion on Curtiswood Lane in Nashville.

DID You KNoW…That President Theodore Roosevelt coined the phrase “good to the last drop”, words that became a national slogan, after sipping coffee at Maxwell House Hotel. The coffee was a local product of the Cheek family. Their family home is now Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art.

DID You KNoW…Nashville’s Athena Parthenos is the tallest indoor sculpture in the Western world. She stands an impressive 42 feet high in the temple of the Parthenon.

DID You KNoW…Elvis recorded more than 200 of his songs at RCA’s Historic Studio B on Music Row. The red, blue and green lights found in the studio are a remnant from one of Elvis’s Christmas albums. Unable to get in the holiday spirit while recording in July, he was having trouble finishing the album.

The crew solved the problem by installing holiday-colored lights, putting up an artificial Christmas tree in the corner and cranking the air conditioner up as high as it would go to create the festive atmosphere.

DID You KNoW…Country singer Randy Travis was a cook and dishwasher at the Nashville Palace before he made it big.

DID You KNoW…Belle Meade Plantation was famous for breeding thoroughbred horses. Iroquois, bred at the Belle Meade Farm, was the first American horse to win the English Derby. In addition to Iroquois, there were

two other famous horses that can trace their lineage back to Belle Meade: Seabiscuit and War Admiral, both made popular again by the 2011 best-selling novel. For generations removed, the 1930’s horses were descendents of the sires of Bonnie Scotland, Belle Meade’s prize horse, making the family rivalry at the Plantation run deep.

DID You KNoW…In 1941, Nashville was granted the first FM license in the United States. Music City then became the first to enjoy static-free radio.

DID You KNoW…The Frist Center for Visual Arts is located in what was formerly Nashville’s main post office, a city landmark, placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. The Center went to great lengths to preserve the historical integrity of the building, as the building itself is a work of art.

DID You KNoW…African-American artist and native Nashvillan Will Edmonson was the first black to be honored with a one-man exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Edmonson, the son of former slaves, created primitive limestone carvings of animals,

angels, Biblical characters, and even celebrities. A photo spread of his work in Harper’s Bazaar led to the historic 1937 exhibit in New York City. Today, his works are on display at Cheekwood.

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DID You KNoW…Nashville was founded on Christmas Eve 1779 along the banks of the Cumberland River. Two teams of pioneers set forth from the Carolinas to found the new city. Upon arrival, they immediately began building Fort Nashborough. Among the pioneers was Rachel Donelson, who would later become the wife of Andrew Jackson.

DID You KNoW…The Hermitage: Home of President Andrew Jackson, the 7th president of the United States, boasts a driveway in the shape of a guitar. Legend says that the driveway was so shaped to please his daughter-in-law Emily. Nashvillians like to think it was a good sign of things to come.

DID You KNoW…Standard Candy Company, founded in 1901, created the GooGoo, a true Nashville delight marrying peanuts, caramel, marshmallow and milk chocolate together for a tasty cluster of candy. Today Standard Candy Company uses more than 3 million pounds of chocolate a year. Legend has it that GOO stands for Grand Ole Opry.

DID You KNoW…After a May 1885 sermon given by the Reverend Sam Jones at a tent revival, Captain Tom Ryman became an instant convert and immediately began raising funds to build a church. Upon his death in 1904, the church he built as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, was renamed in his honor - Ryman Auditorium. The iconic venue would later host such performers as Enrico Caruso, Katharine

Hepburn, and Bob Hope, as well as the Grand Ole Opry from 1943-1974. Not surprisingly, in 2003, 2004, 2010 and 2011, the Ryman was named Theatre of the Year by Pollstar Magazine. Today, the Ryman is open for tours during the day and for concerts by artists of all genres at night.

DID You KNoW…Oprah Winfrey was raised in Nashville by her father Vernon Winfrey. While a sophomore at Tennessee State University (TSU), she was hired as a news anchor at WTVF-TV/News Channel 5, making her the first female and first African American in Nashville to hold such a job.

DID You KNoW…That the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum is an architectural wonder in itself? One side of the building is a RKO-style radio tower while the main building, with windows resembling a piano keyboard, ends in a Cadillac tailfin-style flourish.

DID You KNoW…President Richard Nixon was onstage when the Grand Ole Opry broadcast its first show in the new Opry House in 1974. The former President played “God Bless America” on the piano and Roy Acuff showed him how to yo-yo.

DID You KNoW…Nashville is known the world over as “Music City” because WSM radio announcer David Cobb referred to Nashville with that nickname in 1950 on Red Foley’s NBC radio broadcast.

DID You KNoW…The Hermitage Hotel which has hosted several political and entertainment figures including John F. Kennedy, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Al Capone since it opened its doors in 1910 is the only Five-Star, Five Diamond property in the state of Tennessee.

DID You KNoW…The Union Station Hotel, a National Historic Landmark since 1977, was originally built in 1900 as the city’s railroad station.


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BeLLe MeADe PLANTATIoNThe Belle Meade Plantation is a 30 acre historic site 6 miles west of Nashville. The centerpiece of the property is the Belle Meade mansion built in 1853. The mansion is open for tours daily. The Winery at Belle Meade Plantation is Tennessee’s newest winery and Nashville’s only winery to date! The restaurant at Belle Meade serves lunch daily and they have a fantastic gift shop loaded with merchandise. Located at 5025 Harding Pike, Nashville. Call 615-356-0501 or visit www.bellemeadeplantation.com.

CouNTRY MuSIC hALL oF FAMe AND MuSeuM® has been home of America’s music since 1967. In keeping with the cultural significance of the music and the heroic achievements of those who form its membership, the Museum opened in a $37 million landmark, new building in May 2001. The Museum presents the crown jewels of its vast collection to illustrate country music’s story as told through the turns of two centuries. A treasure trove of historic country video clips and recorded music, dynamic exhibits, regular menu of live performances and public programs, a Museum store, on-site dining, and much more. Located in the heart of downtown Nashville at 222 Fifth Avenue South. Call 615-416-2001 or visit www.countrymusichalloffame.org.

GeoRGe JoNeS MuSeuMNancy Jones invites you for a walk through George Jones’s life. Experience a winding wall of memorabilia and create some very special memories of your own, including singing with the legendary George Jones. Your experience only gets larger as you visit the Museum gift shop, stop by the tasting bar for a sip or two of White Lightning, enjoy a flavorful dish at Possum Holler Café and then take a ride to the rooftop and see the best view in Downtown Nashville. We will see you there! The George Jones Museum is next door to Wildhorse Saloon at 128 2nd Ave North, Nashville. 615-818-0128, georgejonesmuseum.com.

GRAND oLe oPRYThe Grand Ole Opry is an American icon and Nashville’s #1 attraction. The Opry is world-famous for creating one-of-a-kind entertainment experiences for audiences of all ages. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people make pilgrimages across town or around the world to see the Grand Ole Opry live. The Grand Ole Opry House is located at 2804 Opryland Dr, Nashville. For complete and up-to-date schedule information call 615-871-OPRY or visit www.opry.com.

The heRMITAGe: hoMe oF PReSIDeNT ANDReW JACKSoNAndrew Jackson always welcomed visitors to his home. Since The Hermitage opened as a museum in 1889, over 15 million people

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have crossed its threshold. Ongoing events at The Hermitage include: The Hermitage-Frontier Farm to American Landmark, Stories from the Hermitage Slave Community, and the new orientation film Andrew Jackson. Located 15 minutes from downtown Nashville at 4580 Rachel’s Lane, call 615-889-2941 or visit www.thehermitage.com.

JohNNY CASh MuSeuM The Johnny Cash Museum features the largest collection of Johnny Cash memorabilia in the world. Exhibits chronicle Johnny’s life and provide a very personal and unique glimpse into his world. Our exhibits include Johnny’s stage costumes, instruments, personal letters, artwork and handwritten songs as well as artifacts from family members and notable friends. Our Museum Store features the largest selection of Cash souvenirs, apparel and rare collectibles available anywhere in the world. Enjoy coffee, coffee drinks, and gourmet café foods in their new Bongo Java Café. Museum and Store hours are 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM seven days a week. For more information call 615-256-1777.

NAShVILLe NIGhTLIFe DINNeR TheATeR Voted Music Valley’s #1 Dinner & Show where you can dine with the stars. Enjoy a great southern buffet dinner and the best live entertainment you can imagine. Some guest stars include “Opry Star” Jeannie Seely, Tommy Cash, Diana Murrel, Brenda Best, Paula Poe (from the Tammy Wynette Show), and many others. Southern

Buffet at 5:30pm, Showtime at 6:30pm. Located at 2416 Music Valley Drive in Music Valley Village across the street from Gaylord Opryland Resort and the Grand Ole Opry. Call 615-885- 47 or visit www.nashvillenightlife.com.

NAShVILLe SYMPhoNY Led by Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero and President and CEO Alan D. Valentine, the Nashville Symphony has a growing international reputation for its recordings and innovative programming. With more than 140 performances annually, the 83-member Nashville Symphony is an arts leader in Nashville and beyond, offering a broad range of classical, pops and jazz concerts; special events; children’s concerts and community outreach programs. The Schermerhorn Symphony Center is located in the heart of downtown Nashville at 1 Symphony Place. Call 615-687-6400 or visit www.nasvhillesymphony.org.

RYMAN AuDIToRIuMThis Nashville landmark is known as “The Mother Church of Country Music” and a must see for anyone visiting Nashville. There are great concerts performed here and a number of exhibits including Johnny & June At The Ryman, Grand Ole Opry 1940s & 1950s, and Grand Ole Opry 1960s & 1970s. Located in the heart of downtown at 116 Fifth Avenue North, for complete schedule information call 615-889-3060 or visit www.ryman.com.

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DoWNToWN ANTIQue MALLOne of Nashville’s oldest destinations for antique and collectible shopping is found in this 13,000 square foot historic warehouse. It is filled to the brim with merchandise that would surprise and delight anyone. As well as having the largest variety of antique and vintage furniture, we’re famous for the best deals in town. Don’t miss the opportunity to stop by for a visit, sit on our loading dock and see the trains go by, or enjoy the spectacular view of the Nashville skyline. Open daily from 10-6, Sun 1-6. 612 8th Avenue South, Nashville. Call 615-256-6616.

8th AVeNue ANTIQue MALLWith over 50 booths, in 8,000 sq ft, and a spacious parking lot, we offer a wide variety of items from traditional antiques to vintage, retro/mid-century, industrial, shabby chic/cottage, linens, original art, as well as a large selection of vinyl records, vintage clothing, collectibles and eclectic items. Something for everyone. Open Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5.2015 8th Avenue South, Nashville. Contact us at [email protected] or 615-279-9922.

GASLAMP ANTIQueS/GASLAMP TooWith nearly an acre of climate-controlled shopping, GasLamp Antiques and GasLamp Too is Tennessee’s largest, and Nashville’s Best Antique Mall. Visit and you’ll discover more than 300 dealers offering a variety of antiques, mid-century modern, vintage and industrial furniture, artwork, garden & architectural pieces, vintage jewelry, clothing and much, much more! Both locations are open daily—Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6 @ 100 Powell Place and 128 Powell Place, 37204. We look forward to welcoming you! Exit 79 from I65N or S. 615-297-2224/615-292-2250. GasLampAntiques.com.

TeNNeSSee ANTIQue MALL A clean, bright mall conveniently located near the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. Collectibles, glass, furniture, silver coins, and much more! There is something for everyone… every day! Over 60 dealers antiques and collectible to browse. Jimmy & Martha Walker, Owners. Open Mon-Sat 10-5:30, Sun 1-5:30. 654 Wedgewood Avenue, Nashville. Call 615-259-4077.

Antiques8th Avenue Antiques8th AVeNue ANTIQue MALLWith over 50 booths, in 8,000 sq ft, and a spacious parking lot, we offer a wide variety of items from traditional antiques to vintage, retro/mid-century, industrial, shabby chic/cottage, linens, original art, as well as a large selection of vinyl records, vintage clothing, collectibles and eclectic items. Something for everyone. Open Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5. 2015 8th Avenue South, Nashville. Contact us at [email protected] or 615-279-9922.

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ANTIQUESANDCOLLECTIBLESTHEANTIQUEMALLHermitage’slargestantiquemallwithover17,000squarefeet.Vintagecollectibles,uniquefurniture,andmuch,muchmore.You’vegottovisit.LocatedbehindTheHermitageInnat4144BLebanonPikeinHermitage.OpenMon-Sat10-5,Sun1-4:30.Call391-8978.

GASLAMPANTIQUE&DECORATINGMALLNashville'slargestandnewestAntiqueMall.VotedbestAntiqueStorefor2006bythereadersofNashvilleScene.Onehalfacreofshoppingblissunderoneroof!French,English,andAmericanantiques.Voted“BestAntiqueStoreinNashville”byreadersoftheNashvilleScene.Jewelry,artdeco,toys,books,magazines,quilts,linens,garden&architectur-al,vintagejewelry&clothing,collectiblesandmuchmore.OpenMonday-Saturdayfrom10a.m.to6p.m.;Sundayfromnoonto6p.m.Locatedat100PowellPlace(acrossfrom100OaksMallaboveStaple’s).Exit79from165N.orS.Call615-297-224orvisitonlineatGasLampAntiques.com.

HOWARDRAWLINGSANTIQUESAGreenBusiness!Weweregreenwhengreenwasn’tcool.WinnerofBusyBeeTrader’sReaders’ChoiceAwards,forBestAntiqueWholesaleDistributor/MostHelpfulStaff(2005)andBestOpenHouse/BestPlacetoFindBargains(2004).Adealermallwiththreefloorsoftreasuresina1925farmhouse.EnglishandFrenchfurniture,aswellaschinaandglassware.Imports.AlwayswholesaleTodealers.Mon.-Sat.9:30-5:30p.m.Locatedat13693LebanonRd.,Mt.Juliet.MentionTRAVELHOSTofNashvilleMagazinefora10%discount.Call615-754-7457orvisitwww.rawlingsantiques.com.

CREATIVEACCENTS&TEAROOMTheBusyBeeTrader2006ReadersChoiceWinnerforBestTeaRoom.Foratasteoftruesouthernhospitality,comebyandvisitourgiftshop.WefeatureuniqueandvintageitemsaswellasGoneWithTheWindcollectiblesandmore!Wealsohaveteaandteaaccessories.PLUSenjoyadeliciouslunchorteatimeinourScarlett’sGardenTeaRoom-PlantationStyle!!!You’llthinkyousteppedbackintime!JustminutesfromTheHermitage.OpenTues-Sat,10:30a.m.-2:30p.m.Locatedat12192LebannonRd.,Mt.Juliet,TN.Call615-773-5513.

PJ’SANTIQUEMALLBrowsethroughover70boothsand1,000squarefeet.PJ’soffersawideselectionofElvis,Beatles,andothermusiccollectibles.You’llalsofindglassware,kitchencollectibles,oak,mahogany,andwalnutfurniture,books,lamps,art,accessories,largevarietyofdecoratingitems,gardenitemsandmuchmore.OpenMon.-Sat.10a.m.to5p.m.,Sun.11a.m.to5p.m.Locatedat11520LebanonRd.,Mt.Juliet,TN.Call615-754-6232.

PHOENIXFLEAMARKETAfewantiques(USmostly),lotsofcollectibles,afairamountofgoodusedfurnitureandawholelotoffun.Ourbuildingisover22,000squarefeet,withwellover100boothsfilledcompletelyfullofeverythingthatyoucanimagine.There’soldglass,newglass,lotsofconversationpieces,andsomethingforeveryone.Planonspend-ingafewhourswithuswhenyoucome.We’llhavefun,Iguaranteeit!We’reOpen7daysaweekfrom10a.m.to5p.m.Locatedat1409RobinsonRd.(that'sOldHickoryBlvd).FromInterstate40,takeexit221towards“TheHermitage”.StayonOldHickoryBlvd(S.R.45)forapproximately7.4miles.TheFleaMarketisontheright.Callusifyouneeddirectionsat615-847-1044.Seeyouthere!

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hoWARD RAWLINGS ANTIQueSA Green Business! We were green when green wasn’t cool. Winner of Busy Bee Trader’s Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Antique Wholesale Distributor/Most Helpful Staff (2005) and Best Open House/Best Place to Find Bargains (2004). A dealer mall with three floors of treasures in a 1925 farm house. English and French furniture, as well as china and glassware. Imports. Always wholesale to dealers. Mon-Sat 9:30-5:30. 13693 Lebanon Rd, Mt. Juliet, Mention GETAWAY of Nashville Magazine for a 10% discount. Call 615-754-7457 or visit www.rawlingantiques.com.

PJ’S ANTIQue MALLBrowse through over 70 booths and 10,000 square feet of antique mall. PJ’s offers a wide selection of Elvis, Beatles, and other music collectibles. You’ll also find glassware, kitchen collectibles, oak, mahogany, and walnut furniture, books, lamps, art, accessories, large variety of decorating items,

garden items and much more. Open Mon, Thur, Fri & Sat 10-5, Sun 11-5. Closed Tues and Wed. Located at 11520 Lebanon Rd, Mt. Juliet. Call 615-754-6232.

PhoeNIX FLeA MARKeTA few antiques (US mostly), lots of collectibles, a fair amount of good used furniture and a whole lot of fun. Our building is over 22,000 square feet with well over 100 booths filled completely full of everything that you can imagine. There’s old glass, new glass, lots of conversation pieces, and something for everyone. Plan on spending a few hours with us when you come. We’ll have fun, I guarantee it! Open 7 days a week from 10-5. Located at 1409 Robinson Rd (that’s Old Hickory Blvd). From I40 take Exit 221 towards The Hermitage. Stay on Old Hickory Blvd (S.R. 45) for approximately 7.4 miles. The Flea Market is on the rights. Call us if you need directions at 615-847-1044. See you there!


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The BeehIVe hoMe, GARDeN AND GIFTSLooking for someplace different to shop? The Beehive Home, Garden and Gifts is one of several shops in Historic Old Hickory that is just that. Come browse our two houses, a barn and the garden grounds. We have a great mix of unique gift ideas and plants, art and goods by local artists, new and re-purposed items, collectibles and a touch of antiques. From the Stonewall Kitchen line, Woodstock Chimes, and concrete statuary for that special spot in the garden, we have something for everyone. Minutes from The Hermitage, Home of President Andrew Jackson. 3808 Old Hickory Blvd. Old Hickory, Tn. 37138. 615-847-4586. Open Thursday–Saturday 10a.m.- 6p.m. Sunday 12p.m. - 5p.m.

BeLLe MeADe PReMIuM CIGARSExperience Nashville’s finest cigar store where you will find all the best in premium cigars, a luxury lounge, walk-in humidor, and flat screen TV’s. Our featured products include Davidoff Cigar Cutters, lighters and cigar knives. Please visit our website listing all our fine cigars and cigar accessories. Open Mon-Sat 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m., Sunday Noon-6 p.m. Located at 4518 Harding Pike, Nashville. Call 615-297-7963 or visit www.bellemeadecigars.com.

BooT BARN®Nothing goes better together than country music and cowboy boots. And at Boot Barn you’ll find thousands of cowboy boots from top brands like Ariat, Justin, Corral, Lucchese and Shyanne along with a team of friendly Fit Experts ready to help you find just the right size and style. Four locations serving Nashville in Opry Mills, Goodlettsville, Brentwood, and Lebanon. Visit bootbarn.com and facebook.com/bootbarn.

CIRCATake Nashville Home at Circa, a unique Nashville shopping experience located in the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum. Find Nashville-made gifts, food and home decorations, as well as thoughtfully selected men’s and women’s apparel, jewelry and accessories, books, music/DVD, Nashville souvenirs, and much more. At Circa you will be sure to find that special treasure for yourself or for someone back home. The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum is located in the heart of downtown Nashville at 222 5th Avenue South. Call 615-416-2001 or visit countrymusichalloffame.org.

The FACToRY AT FRANKLINShop, dine and unwind at this unique boutiquemall just minutes from Cool Springs. The Factoryat Franklin is a depression-era factory that has been renovated into one of Tennessee’s most marvelous shopping, dining and entertainment venues! Restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, one-of-a-kind retail stores, theater, culinary center and more. Located at 230 Franklin Rd, Franklin TN. For more information call 615-791-1777 or visit www.factoryatfranklin.com.

FReNCh’S ShoeS & BooTSLarge selection of boots, shoes, sandals, handbags, and more at this great store located on historic 2nd Avenue in downtown Nashville right next to the Wildhorse Saloon. Buy one pair of boots and get the second pair FREE! (excludes Justin Bent Rail). You’ll be glad you visited! 615-736-2934.

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Find Nashville-made gifts, home accessories, apparel, jewelry and more at Circa, a unique shopping

experience located inside the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum.

JeNSeN’S ShoeSJensen’s Shoes carries a broad range of orthopedic footwear. We are able to address the needs of most type of foot problems with our expertise in matching custom orthotics, shoes and the individual’s foot. These problems include bunions, hammertoes and plantar fasciitis. Care of diabetic and arthritic feet is an area of our expertise. Open Mon.- Sat. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Thur. til 7 p.m. Located at 73 White Bridge Rd., Suite 123, Nashville. Call 615-356-9699. www.jensenshoes.com.

65 SouThLocated in Opry Mills Mall just steps away from the permanent home of the Grand Ole Opry, 65 South has everything Nashville all in one place, including items from The Bluebird Café, the Nashville television show and, of course, fashion apparel and accessories you need to outfit your southern style. Opry Mills is located in Opryland off Briley Parkway at Exit 11, Opry Mills Drive.

oPRY MILLS Tennessee’s largest outlet, value-retail shopping, dining and entertainment destination is back in a big way! Mills Means More and you’ll find something for everyone with more stores, more savings, more brands and more fun! Visit Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, Vera Bradley Outlet Store, J.Crew Factory, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Coach Factory Store, Michael Kors, Tommy Bahama, The LEGO Outlet, RCC Western Store, Chico’s, Talbots Outlet, and many more popular retailers all under one roof! Enjoy dining and entertainment venues such as; Aquarium Restaurant, Rainforest Cafe, Claim Jumper, Chuy’s Mexican Food, Romano’s Macaroni Grill, Regal IMAX and Dave & Buster’s. Opry Mills is located at 433 Opry Mills Drive, adjacent to the Grand Ole Opry and Gaylord Opryland Resort. Call 615-514-1000 for more information or visit OpryMills.com. Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/OpryMills.

PRoVIDeNCe MARKeTPLACeThis beautiful outdoor marketplace offers a diverse mix of stores, including anchors such as Target, Belk, JC Penney, Best Buy, TJ Maxx, Old Navy, Staples and many more specialized retailers, specialty shops, restaurants and a movie theater. Conveniently located 10 miles east of Nashville International Airport and easily accessible from I40, Exit 226C. For more information visit www.shopprovidencemarketplace.com.

TWo oLD hIPPIeSTwo Old Hippies opened the second “flagship” lifestyle store in Music City, Nashville Tennessee on September 19, 2011. Located at 12th and Pine in The Gulch area, this store at 8,000 square feet boasts a stage complete with a Hammond B3 Organ and Leslie, Roland keyboard, Ludwig drum set, and of course Bedell and Breedlove acoustic guitars, truss stage lighting and a mixing board. We have created a special guitar room called “The Vault” which is host to our premium Bedell and Breedlove guitars and provides sanctuary for those that wish to jam in a quiet space. The rest of the store is an experience of our unique apparel collections, accessories, fun novelty and gift items, and our very own “Magic Bus” located right in the center of the store. The walls are lined with an incredible collection of rock n roll memorabilia all available for sale. 615-254-7999 or visit twooldhippies.com.

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There is only one Music City, and today Nashville continues its emergence as a cultural, artistic and entertainment-rich

destination, filled with unique music, a myriad of art galleries, botanical gardens and greenways, historic homes, honky-tonks and culinary delights. There’s a whole host of attractions that have made Music City famous. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which includes over a million artifacts exploring country’s connections to blues, R&B and pop, will also feature the temporary exhibit, The Bakersfield Sound: Buck Owens, Merle Haggard and California Country opening in March 2012. Across the street stands the home of the Grammy-award winning Nashville Symphony, the dazzling $123 million Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Inspired by the greatest concert halls in the world, the 197,000-square-foot classically-

columned venue offers an unparalleled acoustical experience. Nashville has a pristine collection of antebellum estate mansions: Belle Meade, where a string of winning thoroughbreds was raised; The Hermitage, presidential home of Andrew Jackson; and Belmont Mansion, drenched in Victorian grandeur. Tour the beautifully-restored hilltop State Capitol building, then walk down to the Tennessee State Museum for an educational tour of the state’s history and culture. Dubbed the Athens of the South for its elegance, style and many academic institutions, Nashville claims a full-size replica of the Parthenon in Centennial Park, complete with the 42-ft high statue Athena, the tallest indoor sculpture in the western world. The Frist Center for the Visual Arts, an exquisitely converted Art Deco post office, hosts roving exhibitions changing every couple of months. The mansion at Cheekwood houses an extensive art gallery surrounded by 55 acres of divine gardens. What truly sets the city apart is the music. Music is the very heart of Nashville. Long recognized as the world’s capital of country music, Music City also boasts sounds of pop, rock, gospel, bluegrass, jazz, classical, contemporary Christian, blues and soul. Supported by rhythm tracks of culture and history, Nashville is uniquely and authentically “Music City.” In Nashville you can hear great music 24/7, 365 days a year. A great place to begin a tour is on Lower Broadway where honky tonks line the street. Here you’ll find evocative names like Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge and Robert’s Western World, and you never know who you might see (or hear), a current star or the next big thing.

You’ll catch star-dusted pickers and songwriters all over town, in places like bluegrass venue Station Inn, the rockin’ Exit/In, the honky tonkin’ bars on Broadway, the song-centered Bluebird Café or the legendary Ryman Auditorium. Of course, the ultimate country venue is the Grand Ole Opry House, where legends and current stars perform on the nation’s longest-running live radio program. Eating and drinking are high on the list of priorities. Nashville’s palate offers everything from Southen fare to haute cuisine with quite literally everything in between. Here, a perfect barbecue is as celebrated as the most spectacular creation from any of the city’s award-winning chefs. Whether it’s a family-friendly meal, dinner and a show or a romantic repast, the city’s restaurants serve every dish with a side of Southern hospitality. With its charming mix of musical, historical and cultural flavors, Nashville is truly a city for all seasons and styles. So whether it’s listening to live music, soaking in the art scene, exploring history or simply relaxing, you’ll find many ways to enjoy Music City and discover why music calls us home.

Editorial and photos courtesy of Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp.

Live Music Concert with Keith Urban

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July eveNtS July 2The Texas Tenors with the Nashville Symphony at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

July 3Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture A Star Spangled Evening with the Nashville Symphony at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

July 3, 4Nashville’s July 4th celebration, Music City July 4th: Let Freedom Sing! is expanding with free live music on July 3rd with Southern rockers The Weeks headlining “A Prelude to the 4th”. The celebration continues July 4th with a concert headlined by four-time CMA Female Vocalist of the Year and three-time ACM Top Female Vocalist of the Year Martina McBride. The 4th of July fireworks show will immediately follow in downtown Nashville. For more info go to visitmusiccity.com/july4th.

July 17American Idol Live at the Ryman Auditorium. The top 5 performers from Season 14 up close and personal. 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

July 21Fifth Harmony at the Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

July 22Rob Thomas with Plain White T’s at the Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

July 23America at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

July 26MOVE LIVE on TOUR Starring Julianne & Derek Hough at the Grand Ole Opry House! 2804 Opryland Drive, Nashville. Call 615-871-6779 (OPRY) or visit opry.com.

July 30An Intimate Evening With Shirley MacLaine at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

July 31The Monkees featuring Micky Dolenz & Peter Tork at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

AuGuSt eveNtS August 1First Saturday Art Crawl Downtown presented by 5th Avenue of the Arts – downtown Nashville. Art galleries throughout downtown host receptions and art openings! For more info visit nashvilledowntown.com/play/first-Saturday- art-crawl

August 2Deep Purple at the Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

August 71964 The Tribute at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

August 15Meghan Trainor with life of Dillon and Charlie Puth at the Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

August 15Tim McGraw Shotgun Rider Tour with Billy Currington & Chase Bryant at the Bridgestone Arena, 501 Broadway, Nashville. Call 615-770-2000 or visit ticketmaster.com.

August 18Def Leppard with Special Guests Styx and Tesla at the Bridgestone Arena, 501 Broadway, Nashville. Call 615-770-2000 or visit ticketmaster.com.

August 23John Hiatt & The Combo and The Taj Mahal Trio at the Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

August 27Chubby Checker & The Wildcats – Golden Oldies Spectacular with Charlie Thomas’ Drifters & The Duprees at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

August 29Social Distortion at the Ryman Auditorium, 116 Fifth Avenue North, downtown Nashville. Call 615-889-3060 or visit ryman.com.

August 27 thru 30Cirque du Soleil: Varekei at the Bridgestone Arena, 501 Broadway, Nashville. Call 615-770-2000 or visit ticketmaster.com.

August 28Keb’ Mo’ at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, downtown Nashville. Call 615-687-6400 or visit NashvilleSymphony.org.

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Monday, August 17, 7:30 p.m. • IVAN PARKER & FriendsTuesday, August 18, 7:30 p.m. • SAWYER BROWN

Thursday, August 20, 7:30 p.m. • FOUR TOPS


Conveniently located off Interstate 40, the center features 60 outlet stores with something for everyone. Shoppers will find impressive savings at Ann Taylor, Coach, Eddie Bauer, Gap Outlet, Guess, Jones New

York, Loft Outlet, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Samsonite, Skechers, and more. Kids and teens are also easy to shop for with stores such as Aeropostale, Carter’s, The Children’s Place, Gymboree Outlet and PacSun. Enjoy additional savings during select holiday weekends. Savvy shoppers can save even more by joining the online VIP Shopper Club at premiumoutlets.com/vip. Center hours are: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm & Sun 10am-7pm. Lebanon Premium Outlets is located off of Interstate 40, Exit 238. Complete information is available online at premiumoutlets.com or call (615) 444-0433.

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Antique City of the SouthAntique City of the SouthLebanon Wilson County

Step back in time as you stroll through

Historical Village in Lebanon, TN

All this and much more atFiddler’s Grove Historical Village945 E Baddour PkwyLebanon, TN(615) 443-2626www.fiddlersgrove.org

A typical early village consisting of cabins, each with a unique story

A perfect place for weddings, receptions, reunions

Fiddlers Grove FridaysWhere stories and demonstrations are

shared by local Artisans.

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Fiddlers Grove Hours are: April - OctoberTuesday - Saturday 10 am - 4 pm

Closed Sunday - MondayTo schedule tours or rentals 443-2626


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United Airlines 800-864-8331

US Airways Express 800-428-4322

Nashville Airport 615-275-1675

CAR ReNTALSTenn. Car & Van Rental 885-1632

Atlas Rent-A-Car 248-2025

Enterprise 800-736-8222

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TAXISAllied Cab 333-3333

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A must see in nAshville

T he Johnny Cash Museum features the largest collection of Johnny Cash memorabilia in the world. From The Man in Black’s earliest child-hood artifacts to the very last song he wrote, you’ll find it here.

Exhibits chronicle Johnny’s life and provide a very personal and unique glimpse into his world. Depicted in stunning graphics, artifacts and interactive technology, visitors are provided a three dimensional walk through the life and legend of this international icon. Our exhibits include Johnny’s stage costumes, instruments, personal letters, artwork and handwritten songs as well as artifacts from family members and notable friends. More than 25 costumes are on exhibit including the gown worn by First lady Patricia Nixon when Cash played the White House in 1971. Another highlight is the custom Gibson J200 guitar Johnny had made in 1958 which was on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for seven years before moving to its present home here in Nashville. The instrument is valued at $250,000. Our newest exhibit, Legends of Sun Records, features artifacts, films and musical recordings from Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison and Jerry Lee Lewis. Among the artifacts featured are some of the earliest Presley pieces ever discovered, a pair of Roy Orbison’s signature eyeglasses, handwritten lyrics to the Rock and Roll anthem Blue Suede Shoes and much more. Cash, who sold more than 100 million records, is one of the world’s best known and loved entertainers. His concerts tours took him around the world and he is known in every corner of the globe. He has received virtually every award the entertainment world has to offer and is the only entertainer in history to be inducted into the Rock and Roll, Country Music, Songwriter’s and Gospel Music Halls of Fame. His Facebook page has over

10 million followers; more than most living entertainers. He posted over 130 hits on the Billboard Country singles chart. Cash placed at least two singles on the Country charts for 38 consecutive years, including an amazing 25 hits between 1958 and 1960. Johnny Cash is the only artist to have songs on the Billboard charts for six consecutive decades. He received two of the Nation’s greatest honors; The National Medal of Arts, presented by President George W. Bush and the Kennedy Center Honors, presented by President Bill Clinton. He amassed 17 Grammy awards during the span of his career; among the most awarded to any entertainer in history. Personalities ranging from Snoop Dog, the members of U2, Bob Dylan, Justin Timberlake, Kris Kristofferson, Bruce Springsteen and several U.S. Presidents, among many others are self-professed Cash fans, demonstrating his broad popularity which spans age and culture. Among the many highlights are the handwritten lyrics to his classic hits I Walk the Line and Folsom Prison Blues. You’ll also see a stone wall from Johnny and June’s storied home on the lake in Hendersonville including their precious antique furnishings and personal belongings. Our Museum Store features the largest selection of Cash souvenirs, apparel and rare collectibles available anywhere in the world. Come and visit the Johnny Cash Museum. Our staff members include Cash family members and friends who love to visit and share stories with our guests. No trip to Nashville would be complete without a visit to the Johnny Cash Museum. We’ll see you there!

Museum and Museum Store hours are 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM seven days per week. Closed on Christmas and Thanksgiving. For more information call 615-256-1777.

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