This place was pretty nice. But there were some odd things. For one, it was FREEZING. Like everyone…read morewas complaining about how cold it was. We chose to sit outside most of the evening because it was so cold which was a bit of a bummer but it was a gorgeous evening so that was fine. The music was also piped out doors so you still got to enjoy it. But to go in to use the restroom... Miserably cold! Now I understand that I was wearing a sun dress but so was everyone else. There was also this mammoth guy at the entrance with a gun that scared the hell out of me. He was as big as the door. Were they expecting trouble? Weird! The food was ok. Nothing special to be honest. There was an upstairs that was pretty empty (but it was at least warmer up there). This spot is 15 min from downtown Nashville. If you're going to Uber/lyft anywhere please be aware that the cost is highly inflated. We paid $35+ tip on the way there. On the way back at 11:00 at night... $105 + tip!! It was a 15 min drive!! I nearly fell over. I suggest sticking to the downtown area if you can!!

We recently hosted our parents' 50th anniversary party at The Bedford, and we couldn't have been…read morehappier with the experience. One thing we cared quite a bit about was having a unique venue that would allow us to decorate it with a personal touch, and The Bedford offered just that. We enjoyed being able to use both the downstairs area and the balcony for some great pictures. Though we didn't get to ultimately use the outdoor area (too hot that evening), the seating and the fairy lights provided a great look. None of our vendors had any issues with the space, it was super easy to load in and out. We also really enjoyed working with our coordinator, Jillian, who was super responsive throughout and had great suggestions around every detail of our event. She helped make the process of planning this event from out of town as seamless as possible. We'd definitely recommend The Bedford for all types of events.

Recently, I helped at the opera center. I had no idea that this building even existed. It is very…read moretucked away, as you have to walk back behind the ballet itself. However, when you get back there, it is such a pretty space with nice people working there. I helped with the Medium and was able to watch it, as well. The opera itself was good. I liked that it wasn't super lengthy and got to the point of the story line. Overall, great space and I would go back.

I attended one an opera at the Noah Liff Opera Center this past Saturday (Turn of the Screw). There…read morewere aspects of attending an opera at this location (rather than at TPAC) that I really enjoyed: plenty of parking (although it's a bit of a walk to get from the parking to the other side of the building where the entrance is; they have valet if you prefer), small and intimate venue, reasonably priced drinks (I bought three cocktails and a glass of wine for less than $40), and well-decorated for the opera we attended (with spooky decorations and backlighting). So why not at least four stars? The room where the opera was performed was not ideal. The chairs are on what reminded me of high school auditorium bleachers (so that each row can have a good view of the stage). But the aisles between rows were very, very narrow, making it very hard to let people by into the center seats. The stairs on either side of the bleachers were also very narrow, and you had to be careful when getting off the last step and beginning your scoot over to your seat. And the seats? So uncomfortable I spent a bit of time trying to figure out just how they could be that uncomfortable. After the opera, my mother in law commented that I must have loved the opera, because I was at the edge of my seat the whole time. I replied that, while I had enjoyed the performance, I was at the edge of my seat because I couldn't sit comfortably back in that chair. (The complaint about the chairs was shared by many people in my 10+ person party.) The venue is intimate, but I think they could do to remove a row or two to make more space between the rows. And some new chairs - ANY - would immensely improve the experience of attending an opera here as well.

I stayed here for 4 nights for a conference. The rooms were large, clean and overall very…read morecomfortable. Many rooms have balconies and I enjoyed mine. Staff was also friendly. The hotel is massive and very difficult to navigate. I joked the main topic of conversation throughout the week was how often you for lost and how many steps you'd taken. Due to its massive size you can stay onsite for days and not feel cooped up. There are multiple shops, restaurants, bars, a really nice fitness center and a water park. Conference area has better food than most conferences I attend. I wouldn't necessarily choose to stay here, keep in mind there are a lot of kids running around too, but other than the poor layout, it was a nice hotel

Thank you GayLord Opryland Convention Center! Had an…read moreamazing time and glad to triple my daily steps at your Resort. Had an amazing comfortable memorable time! Appreciate you hosting the H&R Event this weekend! It was amazing and loved the decoration for the walk in entrance to the GS and felt a warm ambiance when walking up to grab a beverage. Also thank you again for the Hostest Monica in the spa room. She was super helpful and lovely! Can't wait for my next stay!

I got married here on 10/18/25. The staff was amazing and so accommodating to all of my needs. They…read moredo a lot of in house planning which is what really drew me in. The venue is gorgeous! I could go on and on about how great they are. Especially Chloe and Cora.

Perfect place ! Beautiful, food was great and staff very nice. Outside space was beautiful.read more

White Hall is an incredible venue in the perfect East Nashville location! Wilson and his team were…read moreexceptionally accommodating and truly went above and beyond to ensure our event ran seamlessly. The space itself is expansive and versatile, offering multiple layout options depending on your event needs. We hosted an aerial arts show and fundraiser there, and our guests couldn't stop complimenting the venue. In addition to being beautiful, White Hall offers something many venues simply can't: ample free parking -- which made logistics so much easier for our attendees. We'll absolutely be renting the space again and look forward to hosting another event at White Hall!

My husband and I helped out with a large community event at White Hall and I can't say enough good…read morethings about this venue and the owners!!! Super easy to work with, soooo much free parking. The venue is fresh and new, very well-designed, they thought of everything!! Wilson is very accommodating, very helpful with rentals and other needs. My family has been in the music industry for a long time and we've participated in events at so many venues in Nashville-- this is hands down our new favorite, and we'll be recommending it from now on!!!

Aerial is a gorgeous venue! You have a perfect view of the Batman building from the rooftop. I went…read morehere for a happy hour event sponsored by my job. They served us delicious appetizers, including mini hot chicken bites, cheeseburger sliders, chicken sliders, mini grilled cheese, and these little skewers with mozzarella, basil, and tomato. The bartenders were very friendly and efficient. They didn't have a huge selection, and the drinks were a little high-priced, although comparable to other places downtown. I liked that the bar was accessible from both inside and outside, and both the indoor and outdoor areas were welcoming and comfortable. They had comfortable couches to relax on as well as tables that you could stand at in order to have a conversation. The only complaint I had was that they ran out of food less than halfway through our event. I'm not sure if that was entirely their fault, though; we were a huge group (~200 people) and were very hungry! I would definitely like to come back here again, although I'm not sure when that will be since it is not open to the public and is only reserved for private events. Maybe I'll get lucky and know someone who has their wedding reception there or something!

I feel like Aerial's old reviews are out of date and no longer valid. Therefore: TA-DA! I am here…read moreto update you! Aerial is no longer open to the public. Apparently it used to be open on Sunday's, but that was before my time. It is now a clean lined, beautiful private venue overlooking Broadway. I attended a good friend's wedding reception there this past weekend and was excited to wander my way to the rooftop. Security was great, the bar staff was excellent and I truly enjoyed the view. It was nice to have your own private oasis on Broadway while looking down at the hustle and bustle of the Honky Tonk scene. Since this space is mostly an open-air patio, I was a little nervous about the weather. The glassed-in room with couches was cute though. Although not a huge space, I would definitely recommend Aerial for smaller, more intimate parties.

We had our son's wedding rehearsal dinner at Lighthouse on the Lake in early June. What a delight…read moreto work with Jewell and her team. They were knowledgeable, helpful and readily available to answer all our questions. The venue is beautiful and their staff was professional and decorated just as we requested. Saving the best for last, the food was absolutely delicious! Also, don't miss Tim's Sweet Tea - it's amazing!! What a treasure we have right here in Hendersonville. Thanks Lighthouse on the Lake for providing the perfect place for us to celebrate our son and his new bride. We can't thank you enough for an amazing experience.

My family and I went here to celebrate Resurrection day 2025 and let me just say the buffet and…read moreservice was absolutely amazing. They had everything from, pancakes, waffles to grits, breakfast potatoes, fresh fruit, desserts and two mimosas came with the $40 price tag. It's quite a distance from Spring Hill to Hendersonville, but the ride was worth it. Did I mention they had the live music as well? Check it out!

I went here last March for a showcase held by a record label. The venue itself seemed pretty cool,…read moreit had an upstairs and downstairs area, each with a stage. There was a fixed bar downstairs too, and then a makeshift one upstairs. I gotta say though, for the amount of people there (probably close to 200) it was just too small. I wasn't able to see the downstairs stage the entire time because of the amount of people. Upstairs wasn't as bad, but they had tables set up for you to stand at and those took up a lot of room. I would have definitely enjoyed it more had there been less people.