Wow, what a beautiful venue! We saw the for King & Country show on 5/22/22 at the Quarry. The lights reflecting off the rock quarry was stunning. The parking upon entering was easy and quick, walking was not far to the gates. I had heard that parking and exiting the venue was a nightmare. Totally false statements!!!! It did take us about 10-15 minutes to exit the parking area to get back to the main road. Not bad compared to the amount of time we've waited to get out of parking at the Ryman or other venues downtown. The only downside of the venue - eat before you go - it's very expensive! A can of soda is $6, pizza looks beautiful but tastes like lukewarm tomato soup with globs of cool mozzarella. We waited 8 minutes for a hot pizza that wasn't. We ditched the pizza and tried the bbq sandwich, which was delicious. But the price for 2 sodas, an individual pizza, a Pizza roll and then a bbq sandwich was over $50. Not acceptable for 2 people. But that being said, we still enjoyed the venue and the show. I'd definitely see more shows there, but eat before arriving or have a tailgate party which is a brilliant idea. It would be nice if they could add retractable waterproof awnings for drizzly nights. There's a venue in Huber Heights Ohio that's open air but has coverage for rain situations. read more

Graystone Quarry - Venue - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

The location and traffic flow is impossible to deal with. This is their third year and it's only worse. read more

Graystone Quarry - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

This review is for the folk band Fireside Collective Album Release Party Tonight was a perfect date night at the Graystone Quarry in Franklin, Tennessee! The folksy blue grass bad Fireside Collective (from North Carolina) was wonderful. I am not sure how the venue picked this band but we really enjoyed the music and stories. We would LOVE to see more events like this and we are so excited for the amphitheater! The backdrop of the Quarry is beautiful and the event space is breathtaking. Tickets were only $10 (which we really appreciated because date night is important). My boyfriend really enjoyed his peach Cobbler from the Tennessee Cobbler Food Truck. I didn't know it was BYOB (everyone else seemed to know) so next time I would definitely bring a cooler with drinks. Although it was nice they provided water it tasted very metallic so I would recommend bringing several of your own waters. We enjoyed walking around and watching the sunset. It was a gorgeous night and there was corn hole and picnic tables. I would say maybe just spread out the corn hole a little more so you can form a waiting line) They provided seating (chairs, benches, and lounge seating) and some people brought lawn chairs and blankets. The view from the upstairs balcony was the perfect spot but we did move closer to the band when the crowd thinned out. It was really considerate of the venue to let people look at the chapel/wedding space. The large movable wall of windows is incredible and I'm sure seeing a wedding at Graystone Quarry would be magical. I really appreciated being able to see the beautiful space and would love to come again! Thank you so much! read more

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Whether you are looking for a picturesque event space for a wedding or a perfect romantic date night listening to a top band or talent, Graystone Quarry in Franklin, TN is the place to go to. Their wedding Chapel and Gathering Hall for the reception is only a short walk away. The rustic stone and wood buildings are beautiful. The Hall opens up to the Quarry pond and waterfall. Beautiful and breathtaking. I have been to over 10 concerts at the venue and there's not a bad seat in the house. Surrounded by tall quarry stone walls, the sound acoustics are fantastic along with their video screens and light system. I believe it can seat 7500 people. There are numerous food and drink vendors on sight so you can go hungry and thirsty. The food and drinks are good. The prices are what you'd expect at a concert event. BBQ and cheeseburgers have been delicious. Parking had it's issues when it first opened, but the Franklin Police and Sherriff's office has gotten much better at getting patrons in and out. Do allow extra time to arrive before a concert. Checkout the 2024 season line up. Highly recommend. read more

Came here for a friends destination wedding and it was beyond gorgeous. The staff was absolutely wonderful and the venue was just breathtaking. read more

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Graystone Quarry is an absolutely gorgeous venue not far from Nashville. It perfectly fits the barn/vintage/farmhouse aesthetic. Easy to get to. I attended a work event that had a cocktail hour on the gorgeous patio (tented in case of rain) and then a dinner event afterwards. We probably had close to what their capacity is for guests, and it wasn't uncomfortably crowded. The parking is a little bit of a hike to the event venue, but there is a dropoff area. The dinner was a delicious buffet (I think they use Catering by Suzette, which is a favorite of mine), and they have a separate buffet area that they can release tables to, which is a nice plus. I loved the high ceilings and staircase and wood/stone elements. Everything about it feels high end. I did hear they don't have vendor flexibility, as they have exclusive agreements with theirs. But that didn't take away from anything. One special touch I noticed? Phone charging stations near the bathrooms! read more

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Absolute worst place to see a concert...acoustics fantastic, but parking and exiting are an absolute nightmare!!! Be prepared to wait over an hour to get into the show and at least that long to exit. Miserable...wait for your band to perform at any other venue in Nashville. read more

Beautiful venue but terrible parking. When you go to leave you get stuck anywhere from an hour to three waiting to be let out as they only release one section at a time. The seating inside is also a bit lackluster since the height between benches in the upper seating isn't spaced properly. If you're short and a tall person sits in front of you, don't expect to see anything at all... read more