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The 5 coolest things in Nashville this weekend
River steps, stadium shows, surrealist art, big band dancing, and the best farmers market in town.. this weekend's got range..
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Here are the 5 coolest things happening in Nashville this weekend:
River Steps Concert Series at Neuhoff District
Thomas Rhett & Niall Horan: The Soundtrack to Life Tour at GEODIS Park
Frist Arts Fest at the Frist Art Museum
Big Band Dances at Centennial Park
Richland Park Farmers Market on Charlotte Ave
Let’s get into it.
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River Steps Concert Series at Neuhoff District
THURSDAY
The Neuhoff District's free River Steps Concert Series is back for round two this Thursday, July 9, with Billy Allen + The Pollies taking the stage at 7 PM (gates at 6) along the Cumberland River, in partnership with Lightning 100 and with food and drink on site. It's golden hour along the river with free live music, which is basically the perfect Thursday night formula.
If you haven't made it to the Neuhoff District yet, this is the reason to finally go!
Thomas Rhett & Niall Horan: The Soundtrack to Life Tour at GEODIS Park
THURSDAY
Thomas Rhett and Niall Horan bring their co-headlining Soundtrack to Life Tour to GEODIS Park this Thursday, July 9, with doors at 4:30 PM and the show starting at 6 PM, joined by special guests Kashus Culpepper and Emily Ann Roberts. It's a big outdoor stadium show with floor, pit, and premium club options, tickets still available through Ticketmaster.
What a Nashville mashup!
Frist Arts Fest at the Frist Art Museum
SUNDAY
The Frist Art Museum throws open its doors for the annual Frist Arts Fest this Sunday, July 12 from 1–5 PM, celebrating three major exhibitions; International Surrealism from Tate, Anila Quayyum Agha: Interwoven, and An Indigenous Present, with artist-led activities, live music in the galleries, docent tours, and family-friendly art making. Admission is free for members and anyone 18 and under, and $20 for not-yet-member adults.
Honestly art and live music on a Sunday afternoon is a better plan than whatever else you had going on!
Big Band Dances at Centennial Park
SATURDAY
Metro Parks brings its free weekly Big Band Dance Series back to the Parthenon Ellipse every Saturday through August 15, with free swing and jazz dance lessons at 7 PM and live music at 7:30, this week featuring the Music City Latin Orchestra. All ages, no tickets, just show up.
Get those free dance lessons!
Richland Park Farmers Market on Charlotte Ave
SATURDAY
Nashville's favorite year-round Saturday morning market runs every week at 4711 Charlotte Avenue from 9 AM to noon, with 80-plus vendors covering local produce, pasture-raised meats, farmstead cheese, sourdough, and international street food. It's the kind of errand that turns into a two-hour hang every single time.
Show up hungry, leave with too much bread and zero regrets!
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