Nashville Adventures

09/04/2026

When we step onto the stage to speak with students, with the Greater Nashville Hospitality Association we aren’t just sharing stories… we’re building a foundation for their future.
Mentorship and community involvement are the cornerstones of Nashville’s growth.
Let’s keep pouring into our youth!

08/31/2026

How Nashville is Honoring Dolly Parton.
Take a look below.

https://www.nashvilleadventures.com/post/dolly-parton-tribute-events-nashville

How Nashville is honoring Dolly Parton: the Grand Ole Opry tribute, memorials, a Hall of Fame exhibit, and the push to rename our airport for Dolly.

08/31/2026

Farmer John Bell Sr. lived on this land in Adams, TN in the early 1800s. He got mysteriously sick for three years and died in 1820. Folklore blames an entity locals nicknamed Kate, and yes, it’s often called the only haunting in American history where a death got pinned on a ghost. That part is legend, told exactly as legend.

Here’s what’s not legend: this cave is on the National Register of Historic Places. Not for the ghost, for being one of the earliest places in America where a whole town built tourism around one. People were paying to see “the witch” back in the 1820s.

Even the Andrew Jackson visit everyone repeats is disputed. Historians think a chunk of this story got added decades after the fact.

Brylee made the trip so you don’t have to guess what’s real. Want the real ones closer to home? Book Haunted Nashville: Ghosts & Legends, code MUSICCITY15 for 15% off. Link in bio.

08/29/2026

How did a radio barn dance become country music’s beating heart? Explore the full Grand Ole Opry history from 1925 beginnings to the iconic wooden circle- in this Nashville local’s guide by Paul Whitten. Read more: https://www.nashvilleadventures.com/post/grand-ole-opry-history

The full Grand Ole Opry history, from a 1925 barn dance to the wooden circle every country star still dreams of standing in. A Nashville local's guide.

08/26/2026

Nashville Film Festival 2026 is coming to Music City- Sept 24–30! Dive into dates, venues, opening films, and a local's week-by-week plan to make the most of the 57th NashFilm. Whether you're a first-timer or a festival vet, this guide has tips on where to watch, eat, and explore between screenings.
Read the full local's guide:
https://www.nashvilleadventures.com/post/nashville-film-festival-2026

Nashville Film Festival 2026 runs September 24 through 30. Dates, venues, first films, and how a local plans the perfect festival week in Music City.

08/25/2026

Nashville’s heart beats a little differently today as we honor the legendary Dolly Parton.

08/25/2026

At Nashville Adventures, we believe true impact is measured by character, not just a GPA. Our new Community Leadership Scholarship prioritizes your dedication to service and local leadership over traditional academic metrics. 🎖️ By investing in those who actively strengthen our community, we are fostering the next generation of change-makers. Whether you’re spearheading local initiatives or demonstrating exceptional grit, we want to support your journey. Join us in celebrating the leaders who make Nashville thrive. Learn more about our commitment to service and how to apply at nashvilleadventures.com. . .

https://www.nashvilleadventures.com/post/meet-gabby-adams-our-first-community-leadership-fellow

08/24/2026

We tell every side of Nashville’s story, not just the fun parts.

This is the Woolworth building on 5th Avenue. In February 1960, students from Fisk University, Tennessee A&I, and American Baptist College sat down at this lunch counter and refused to leave, helping lead the sit in movement that desegregated downtown Nashville. Leaders like Diane Nash and John Lewis stood right here.

We bring guests into this building because Nashville’s Civil Rights history deserves the same care we give the music and the ghost stories. It is part of who this city is, and we’re proud to tell it straight.

Want to see it for yourself? Book a corporate tour, or ask about our sightseeing bus tours launching this October.

08/22/2026

Meet Gabby Adams!!! She is our Nashville Adventures’ first Community Leadership Fellow. A Middle Tennessee native and Citadel cadet, Gabby embodies the leadership and community spirit we’re proud to support. Read her story and why our veteran-owned tour company gives back: https://wix.to/4se7HgX

Nashville Adventures named its first-ever Community Leadership Scholarship recipient, Gabby Adams, a Middle Tennessee native and Citadel cadet. Here is the story behind the award and why a veteran-owned tour company gives back.

08/22/2026

Bride tribe, listen up.
You did not fly into Music City, curl your hair, and squeeze into that dress just to hand your phone to a stranger on Broadway and hope for the best.
Our Mural Photo Tour puts a real professional photographer in your corner for the whole shoot: posing guidance so nobody gets stuck doing the awkward side squat, Nashville’s most iconic walls, and a few hidden gem murals only locals know about. You show up and have fun. We handle the rest, and you go home with edited photos that actually look like the best weekend of the year. Because it was.
Veteran owned. Small groups. Zero stress.
Save this for your bride tribe group chat. Save 15% with code MUSICCITY15 when you book, link in bio.