Nashville Blog

When people think of Nashville, the Grand Ole Opry is usually the first thing that comes to mind. And yes, you should see it. But Music City is packed with other legendary spots that tell the story of country, rock, gospel, and even pop music. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or thinking of making Nashville your home, here are 10 must-see landmarks worth adding to your list.

College Grove, Tennessee, is an unincorporated community located in Williamson County, approximately 30 miles south of Nashville. This...

The Nashville Fairgrounds Racetrack has been a cornerstone of Middle Tennessee’s motorsports culture for over a century, but its future is n

Nashville is a vibrant city with a thriving music scene, plenty of great restaurants, and a host of interesting neighborhoods to explore....

Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is a historic city located in Rutherford County, Tennessee. Murfreesboro sits southeast of Downtown Nashville...

As we all know, Nashville's population is growing faster than ever. As I did my research, I found out that about 80-100 people are moving...

Ready to explore everything Nashville has to offer? This city is full of surprises! From its rich history and musical roots to its...

If you're looking for a fun-filled weekend, look no further than Nashville! There are so many things to do in Music City you'll be...

Nashville, TN, is known as "Music City" for a good reason. This vibrant city is home to a rich music culture that can be felt in every corne

Located just 10 miles from Nashville, you will find Percy Priest Lake. Percy Priest Lake has become a popular spot for fishing, boating,...

Nashville has a nickname that many people might not know about, "Athens of the South." So, when Tennessee celebrated its 100th year of...

Straight from a storybook, Franklin is the quintessential definition of Americana. Main street is home to buildings that date back as early