Explore Fall Festivities in Nashville

Brandon Hall • August 15, 2024

As the leaves turn vibrant shades of orange, red, and yellow, fall in Nashville transforms into a picturesque wonderland filled with festive activities. From the heart of Music City to its charming surrounding towns, there's no shortage of ways to celebrate the season. Here are just a few of the many exciting fall events happening in the area:

Nashville Fall Festival

From a corn maze to a sunflower field with self-service bouquet cutting, a riverfront tractor ride, helicopter rides, and other outdoor family-friendly activities and games, to gorgeous pumpkins and mums for purchase and good eats at food trucks, Nashville Fall Festival is Music City’s newest and most unique autumn destination!

Date: September 20 - October 27, 2024
Location: 8687 Old Harding Pike, Nashville, TN 37221
More Info: Nashville Fall Festival

Nashville Zoo's BOO at the Zoo

If you're looking for a spook-tacular experience, check out BOO at the Zoo. Boo at the Zoo is a family-friendly Halloween event at the Nashville Zoo, held on select nights in October. It features trick-or-treat stations, a hayride, a "Monster Mash" dance party, and a kid-friendly "Haunted Barn." With fun decorations, Halloween-themed shows, and costumed characters, it’s perfect for children. Costumes are encouraged, and tickets should be purchased in advance due to its popularity.

Date: October 11 - 31, 2024
Location: 3777 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN
More Info: BOO at the Zoo

Nashville Brew Festival

Featuring over 50 breweries, it offers a diverse range of beer styles, from IPAs to stouts, alongside ciders and wines. The festival includes live music, food trucks, and interactive games, all set against the backdrop of the Nashville skyline. VIP tickets offer early access and exclusive tastings for an enhanced experience. It's a must-attend for beer enthusiasts looking to explore the best in craft brewing.

Date: September 29, 2024
Location: First Horizon Park
More Info: Nashville Brew Festival

Dragon Boat Festival

This free, public event in Nashville features exciting dragon boat races on the Cumberland River. The festival supports the Cumberland River Compact's efforts to combat water pollution in the basin, which serves 3 million people and numerous species. Dragon boat racing, with roots dating back over 2,300 years in China, now boasts a global following with over 50 million participants and 100 festivals across the U.S.

Date: October 5, 2024
Location: Nashville East Riverfront Landing
More Info: Dragon Boat Festival

Breeden’s Orchard

Breeden's Orchard is a charming family-owned farm and market located in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Known for its picturesque peach orchards, the orchard offers a variety of fresh, locally-grown produce, including apples and other seasonal fruits. Visitors can enjoy picking their own fruit, exploring the farm, and shopping for homemade goods like jams, jellies, and baked treats at the farm store. With its warm, community-focused atmosphere, Breeden's Orchard is a beloved destination for both locals and visitors seeking a taste of rural Tennessee.

Date: Check hours online (Events happening year-round and market hours)
Location: 631 Beckwith Rd, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
More Info: Breeden’s Orchard

Nashville Fair

Rooted in history and tradition, The Nashville Fair brings a nostalgic fair experience with a modern spin to Nashville’s urban core. Enjoy culturally diverse events, agriculture, arts, and entertainment at The Fairgrounds Nashville—home to Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway & GEODIS Park. Take part in the 10-day fair featuring everything from thrilling midway rides to wrestling, axe throwing, balloon sculpting, nightly live music, and more.

Date: September 6-15, 2024
Location: 401 Wingrove Street, Nashville, TN 37203
More Info: Nashville Fair

Make the Most of Your Fall Getaway

To fully experience all that Nashville’s fall has to offer, book a stay with Hallson. Our collection of over 50 properties throughout the area provides cozy and convenient accommodations, allowing you to explore the city's vibrant activities and stunning autumn scenery at your own pace. Reserve your fall getaway today and immerse yourself in Nashville's seasonal splendor.

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Pet-Friendly Things to Do in Nashville, Tennessee

By Brandon Hall • March 3, 2025

Nashville, Tennessee, isn’t just a haven for country music lovers—it’s also a fantastic city for pet owners! Whether you're a local or just visiting with your furry friend, Music City offers plenty of pet-friendly activities, parks, restaurants, and attractions. Here’s a guide to some of the best pet-friendly things to do in Nashville.