Upcoming Art Shows in Nashville Tennessee

For the Love of Art plan to attend the First Saturday Art Crawl in downtown Nashville art galleries. One of the most popular monthly events. Enjoy both local and world-renowned artists in our amazing art galleries.

3rd Weekend of December
Indoor/Outdoor Market
Merry & Bright

Produced by The Downtown Clarksville Association, First Thursday Art Walk is a free, self-guided tour that combines visual art, live music, engaging events and more in the heart of Downtown Clarksville. Held each month from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

First Friday of Each Month
The first Friday of each month, the Franklin Art Scene includes dozens of sites dispersed through an area thriving with spots listed on the National Register of Historic Places in downtown Franklin.

The Boro Art Crawl is a bimonthly event, that meets the second Friday of every EVEN month from 6-9pm in Murfreesboro, TN.

Nightly: November 16, 2024 - January 5, 2025
Thur - Sunday January 9, 2025 - February 9, 2025

Matt Warren wrote Gary Allan’s "Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)" and "Learning How to Bend" and Robert Randolph & the Family Band’s "Love Do What It Do" featuring Darius Rucker.

Concertgoers everywhere are trading bracelets with fellow fans and their favorite artists to symbolize friendship and unity.

The tradition of ornaments adorning homes in winter was first recorded five centuries ago and carries forward today. Participants can share in this seasonal tradition by making a festive ornament for the museum's tree or for their own.

Cody Kilby is a bluegrass musician from Cowan, Tennessee, who has played on recordings by Beck, Bruce Hornsby, Michael W. Smith, Rhonda Vincent and Country Music Hall of Fame members Ronnie Milsap and Dolly Parton.

Nature is a frequent theme in country music, with many artists drawing inspiration from the natural world, right down to the soil under their feet.

For her eighth studio album, folklore, Taylor Swift wrote a song comparing herself to a sparkling, spinning mirrorball.

Visitors can sing, dance and play as a family at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum the first Saturday of each month.

Participants can bow a fiddle, pluck a banjo and strum a ukulele. The Musical Instrument Petting Zoo offers budding musicians a chance to try new and familiar instruments.

Dance instructor Dana Romanello will be guiding visitors through various line dances to some of country music’s biggest hits. (All ages)

From a jacket decked out with dinosaurs to a vest covered in sequins, the musicians of the Los Angeles club scene in the 1970s had a unique style that matched the country-rock sound they invented.

Inspired by Bobby Hebb’s hit song "Sunny" and the Ryman Auditorium’s signature stained-glass windows, participants can create their own colorful suncatcher.

Parnassus Books and OZ Arts are pleased to present an evening with Neko Case, in conversation with Ann Powers, as they discuss Neko's new book, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You.