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Perfect space! Blank canvas to allow you to come in with whatever vision you want. Owners are…read moreresponsive and professional. Everything you need is provided or offered! Book it now

From the owner: Welcome to Avenue 25, a modern and versatile event space in Brentwood, TN, designed to make your…read morecelebrations unforgettable. Our 2,265 SQFT venue is perfect for hosting milestone birthday parties, graduation celebrations, and corporate events, accommodating up to 74 seated guests in an elegant, customizable setting. What We Offer: • Spacious, Modern Design: An inviting, stylish space that serves as the perfect canvas for your event vision. • Customizable Layouts: Whether you’re planning an intimate celebration or a professional meeting, our venue adapts to your needs. • Convenient Location: Located in Brentwood with easy access for guests from Nashville and beyond. • Flexible Booking Options: Now booking for 2025 & beyond – schedule a tour or reserve your date today!

14TENN

4.2

(27 reviews)

We found this venue online when it was just a sketched photo on a random search engine. When we…read morevisited 14TENN, it was completely under construction in the dead of winter with obviously no heat or electricity. We bundled up in coats and scarves, and walked around the empty construction site at night with our iPhone flashlights 14TENN only consisted of some raw wood, a few original beams and a wonderful owner named Sean, who had no staff hired in Nashville yet. But we knew we HAD to get married there. We could see their vision and it matched ours. BEST DECISION EVER. I mean look at this place. And their customer service.. Over the top!! I could go on for days. Just know, the insanely beautiful space is just the icing on the cake. It's the people there that make this place what it is. Which leads me to our wedding coordinator Kaitlynn Montgomery. An angel in human form. This girl, y'all. I messaged her at least once a week with another ridiculous idea. And she encouraged me on every single one of them. Anyone who knows me knows how annoyingly Type A I am and how I prefer to do things myself and plan every detail to nauseam. Kaitlynn took SO much off my plate. If I asked her about something or suggested something, she had already taken care of it 3 days prior. She was always 5 steps ahead of me at all times. She single handily took my stress level down 1,000 notches on a daily basis. Every single last detail or idea that we came up with for this wedding would absolutely have never been possible without Kaitlynn. She brought it all to life. And Ellyse.. Her and Kaitlynn worked their butts off together on our wedding day and it was perfect. Every time I saw Ellyse that day, she was smiling ear to ear and it immediately put my nerves at ease. These two girls are just the absolute sweetest and SO freaking good at their jobs. Now, one of the most important guy of the night... Our alcohol and bar concierge, Hunter!! I remember calling him one day thinking, he is going to kill me and I'm about to make him hate his job I was like, So I was thinking about cocktail hour and how it would be cool to serve hand-crafted blueberry mojitos named after our dog in 150 coconut cups with stir sticks that have our dog's face on them. Oh and I want them all displayed on shelves with signs and the whole works. He was like, hell yeah, you got it. Not only that, he insisted on pulling out all the tricks. Infusing his own simple syrup with mint and having us over TWICE to taste the recipe and make sure it was perfect. He loves his job and it shows. He took full ownership of the bar and making sure we didn't even have to think about it. THANK YOU HUNTER!!! In summary,14TENN was an absolute dream come true and we cannot recommend them enough. Thank you for EVERYTHING. We love y'all!

I'm not quite sure what this space is used for on the daily, but it's great to host an event. Open…read morespacing, bright lights throughout, rooms off the main area for prep and toileting. I attended an event here, which was the perfect size for 200 guests to comfortably fit. If you need an event space, 14TENN is the way to go.

Up Rooftop Table and Tavern

3.5

(176 reviews)

I went to an event here and it was a nice vibe. The space itself was nice. Because it was cold, I…read morecan't really rate the atmosphere on the actual rooftop but I plan to go back when it warms up. I had truffle fries and tasted my friend's wings and they were good. I didn't like that the women's restaurant had a stall down so it made for a long wait time. Be careful if you're wearing stilettos in the outside area as the bricks aren't mounted down or didn't have anything between the cracks. All of the ladies who worked the bar were nice. The view from the outside was nice

The services was extremely slow. The food and the prices don't match, we ordered a $21 charcuterie…read moreboard and got this (picture attached). IDK what type of restaurant would actually service this. And the drinks, are watered down and no good. Make your reservations else where. Don't waste your time or money. All the workers were drinking, for example they service you then head right back to the bar for their drinks and to continue watching TV. The worst service.

Sixty Vines

4.5

(1.4k reviews)

I have always had great food here and I often recommend SV to friends and visitors. However, last…read morenight I was really disappointed with my meal. I had a pasta dish with a cream sauce that was so salty I could not enjoy it at all. I don't know why so many chefs go to extremes when adding salt. Please consider using less salt and letting your guests add more if desired. I remember the same experience with a previous visit as well. I took it as a one time thing but apparently not. 3 other people in my party also had pasta and said the same thing.

What didn't go well? This place exceeded my expectations. 10/10 highly recommend. Been to Nash so…read moremany times but never been here. I'll totally take my in laws here next time I come. Great service amazing ambiance and the food was so good. Truly the reviews don't lie. Hidden gem on the 3rd (top floor) of the food hall. Cant wait to return. Girl dinner and frozen espresso margs were stand out! Thank you Sixty Vines!

Events at 624

This location was perfect for our game night. We hosted approximately 50 people with more than…read moreenough room to host more. The space was clean and well put together. They picked up the tables we rented and provided a few additional tables they had in storage to make sure my event had all it needed. The bartender provided by the location was very professional and was very helpful. I would absolutely use this location for any event. The decor is perfect for any classy event, especially holiday parties.

From the owner: This stunning venue is located in the heart of Germantown. Exposed brick, views of the city, & full…read morekitchen magnify the beauty of the room. Venue Event Space Events at 624

Houston Station

4.4

(22 reviews)

My husband and I had our wedding at Houston Station on November 25th. We cannot say enough about…read morethe beauty of the venue and the dedication of the staff! We decided to not use a wedding planner, and Elizabeth and Samantha were top notch helping us plan such a large undertaking. At our first meeting with Elizabeth she had a folder with recommended vendors. We felt the best part about Houston Station is that ALL of the vendors are in the building, they are used to working seamlessly together, and Elizabeth has long standing relationships with them. At our planning meetings, Elizabeth and the vendors were finishing our sentences! That is how much they anticipated our needs. By the end of the wedding, we felt like Elizabeth and the staff were family. Elizabeth is no nonsense, runs a tight ship, and has the biggest heart of gold. She is a HUGE Alabama fan, and my husband is a HUGE Auburn fan. Of course we were married on the Iron Bowl. Elizabeth set up the grooms room with a TV for the game so my husband could watch it until the last minute. Even in the face of Alabama's loss to Auburn, she knew how special it was for my husband, and she graciously played along. Clearly, I can't say enough about the venue and the people. If you're looking for an upscale way to do it yourself, go to Houston Station. It is worth every cent.

If you are looking for an event space for a wedding, party, or other function I would recommend…read morechecking out Houston Station. Located in a converted warehouse Jeff and his business partners have created the ideal location that is tucked away south of downtown. From the outside, Houston Station doesn't appear to be anything at all. Was I surprised when I walked up the stairs! A mix of exposed wood and brick generates a very comfortable feel for this space which accommodates about 250 to 300 people. Forget all of the fussy rules, Jeff who is the facility manager emphasizes the flexibility and versatility of the event space. The space is handicap accessible and when you rent, you get the building for the entire day. A great kitchen and private rooms for preparation enhance the characteristics of the station to make other vendors happy. Also, a fantastic little outdoor terrace would be a fabulous place to chill in warmer weather. The possibilities are seriously endless!

Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum

(943 reviews)

Highly recommend taking your spouse or family here…read more The amount of history and things to read and look at. Would highly recommend.

Came here recently during the CMA Festival, on a Thursday afternoon. It was very congested on the…read morestreets to get to the museum, but luckily we made it into the parking lot across the street. Get validated and discounted parking from the museum front desk/concierge so the fee is only $15 to park in the parking structure across from the museum. I would also like to mention that staff member MICHELLE V. was very helpful on my visit, as she went out of her way to get me a personal item that I needed, so thumbs up to her. Thanks Michelle! The museum itself took a good 1-1.5 hours to explore. We started at the top floor to see Dolly's exhibit and Taylor Swift's center...then slowly progressed downstairs. It was cool to see the memorabilia of various famous country artists as we looked around. Now we know why Nashville is the country music capital of the world!

Marquee Nashville

4.6

(19 reviews)

10/10/10 - great food, great vibe, excellent band & singers! Would come back!!!…read more Chef even came out to ask if we enjoyed our meal - nice touch!

I wasn't sure what to expect, but this ended up being one of the most entertaining nights I've had…read morein Nashville. The actors did an incredible job making the experience immersive, and the audience participation made every table feel involved. My group couldn't stop talking about who we thought the killer was all night. snacks came out promptly, the staff was friendly, and the whole evening was well organized. Such a refreshing alternative to a typical night out-l would absolutely come back with another group of friends!!!

Pins Mechanical

4.2

(320 reviews)

Wow! My wife and I stumbled on this place after dinner at Chauhun down the street. And all we could…read moresay was wow! Free vintage video games hooked me from the start. All the classics -- Donkey Kong, Ms Pac Man, Centipede, Defender. And did I say free?! This is a beautifully restored building that must have served the railroad in some capacity. And they've turned it into a warehouse of games and drinks. Small pin bowling, rings, cornhole, pinball. What a great concept. Would love to see something like this in LA.

Everyone we have out of town guests we take them to Pins! The duckpin bowling is easy, fun and…read moreaffordable. We also love how many options there are while you wait for your lane, because wait times can be well over an hour depending on when you come. It would be nice if they served food, but you can order food from Goodfellas pizza across the street and they'll deliver it to Pins. There are tons of free arcade games, and then paid games like pinball and lawn games. The drinks are good, we got this large drink tower for $20 (it didn't have much alcohol but was still fun!) They semi-validated parking in the Whole Foods lot, it's a bit of a walk downhill to get to Pins from there

Hooky Entertainment Nashville

3.3

(23 reviews)

Came for a movie and was surprised to see its a whole entertainment space. You have to take a…read morecouple escalators to go up but once you get there they have a bunch of arcade games, a restaurant/bar, bowling alley and movie theater. The movie theater is more intimate and has seating for couples or single seats. They also have a QR code that you can order food but we had eaten beforehand so we didn't get anything. It was a little odd that they had someone come through and hand out paper menus as it was a bit distracting as the movie was going on. The seats could be a little more tiered as well. The bottom of the screen was a little blocked by the people in front of me. The seats themselves are really comfy! They don't recline or heat up but that wasn't too bothersome.

I recently saw The Odyssey here and enjoyed the film itself, but unfortunately the theater…read moreexperience didn't live up to the "luxury" standard it advertises. The seats were comfortable, and I liked the concept of ordering food from your seat via a QR code. However, that's where the experience started to fall apart. Instead of taking you to an online ordering system like most luxury theaters, the QR code simply instructed you to call a server. It wasn't a seamless process at all. There appeared to be only one server working the auditorium, and while he was doing his best, the system clearly wasn't set up for success. My sister received her order without issue, but my popcorn never arrived, and I had to flag down the server just to get the orange soda I had ordered. It finally arrived about halfway through the movie. After the film, we stopped by customer service to make sure we hadn't been charged for the popcorn that never came. As expected, we had been. The manager apologized, promptly refunded the charge, and even offered us complimentary popcorn coupons for a future visit, which I appreciated. She also asked if we still wanted the popcorn. By then of course, the movie was over, and it was no longer needed. I appreciate that management made things right, but the overall experience still left me underwhelmed. A functioning mobile ordering system would likely make things much easier for both guests and staff. The theater has the potential to deliver a true luxury experience, but right now, the execution doesn't quite match the concept.

Regal Green Hills

3.1

(185 reviews)

This is my favorite TN theater I've been to. I liked it so much that I chose Regal Unlimited…read moreinstead of AMC's AList, even though there are way more AMC locations. Regal Unlimited makes movie going easier and cheaper. It pays for itself with 2-3 visits a month. Matinee pricing is about $13 per movie and the regular price is $16-17. Regal Unlimited is about $25 per month. You can watch as many movies as you want in a day, week, or month. I often take a free day and plan on watching 2-3 movies back to back. Tickets are purchased at the concession stand. I usually go there instead of paying the 0.50 charge for online booking convenience. It's easy and quick when the line isn't long. You may want to bring a light jacket or cardigan because the air conditioning can be cold depending on the day. The screens are crisp, the sound is great, and the reclining leather seats are comfy. The theater is kept clean, even in the bathrooms. There are multiple theaters for viewing which makes it easy to catch almost any movie you want to see and keeps the theater from being overly crowded. I've been able to catch movies here where my friends and I felt like we had the whole theater to ourselves and it was nice. Parking is easy in the free garage steps away from the front door, or you can even park in the massive lots of the mall and surrounding stores/restaurants. They also have a bar area, and a tiny arcade area to enjoy while waiting for your movie. The inside is a bit dated but I've yet to have a bad experience here.

This is a nice movie theater. They have a huge garage that has free parking. You can come out at…read morelevel 4 and go straight to the movie plaza. The seats are a bit old and the bathroom area is kind of outdated. They do have foot rests, which is important. Over all everyone is nice there. I enjoy this theater.

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4.8

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So, Nashville isn't really a visual arts town. So I was excited when my mother-in-law asked if I…read morewanted to visit this gallery on the Fisk University campus. We visited on a day they were still setting up an exhibit, so the pieces were missing their signage, but the students at the front desk were happy to answer our questions when they could! It's a small gallery, but with interesting work. And quite unique in Nashville! I recommend visiting (and exploring Fisk's gorgeous and historic campus)!

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I have an occasional (and pricey) habit of going off on a trip to a new place and then ordering…read moresomething from there after I return. It would have been easier to buy the item then and there, but sometimes I need to think on it for awhile. My recent Nashville example was a book that I found at the Frist Art Museum, that had very little to do with the Music City. "Ancestor Bulletin 1-39" is a short-form, mail-order artist's book and research project by multidisciplinary artist Jana Harper. The publication explores themes of water, island, family, history, and the institution, and documents Harper's genealogical and creative work regarding the Mackinac (Island) Band of Chippewa and Ottawa Indians. It's a really interesting book of which I was able to order it remotely from ZieherSmith. This place is a contemporary art gallery located in Nashville's Edgehill neighborhood that features a rotating selection of exhibitions from both established and emerging artists. Originally founded in New York City in 2003, it relocated permanently to Nashville in 2019 and was named "Best New Gallery" by the Nashville Scene. Service and delivery was friendly and prompt.

Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center

4.4

(7 reviews)

What a treasure! Just off a typical suburban road, the Monhaven Arts & Cultural Center was…read moresurprisingly lovely. Went to see The Unknown Picasso, a collection of 70+ exquisite lithographs of the Marina Picasso Estate Collection which was fabulous!

Just 15 minutes from downtown Nashville, it was a quick drive. The staff are very helpful and have…read morethe full history of the house and property. There are all different types of art displayed and is great to visit.

OZ

4.6

(18 reviews)

Oz is the premiere spot in Nashville for avant-garde shows and artists…read more There's also garden sculpture and indoor artwork. So come early before your show and enjoy a seat on the back patio.

I was in Nashville the first time for just 48 hours. In my search for things to do, the Wooster…read moreGroup happened to be in town for a few nights (how random! Their first excursion to the South--not counting TX). I knew I had to go but the tickets were sold out, there were clear instructions on the website about getting there earlier for standby, and it worked! Everyone was pleasant and things went smoothly, it's on the edge of town but this is nothing compared to my Chicago hometown where it takes twice as long just to go 4 miles away. They have a fun swervy ectoplasmic bar serving drinks in the back and art exhibits lining the halls. The performance space was in a big warehouse with bleachers, comfortable seats, not the best sightline but good enough. Finally the performance was INCREDIBLE, that's a whole separate review, but it far exceeded what I had heard about it. To known that this place can draw the likes of Wooster is testament to their importance to the American Arts scene.

Tennessee State Museum

4.5

(158 reviews)

Pretty neat museum in Nashville. It's all about their state and has cool sports memorabilia. The…read morebest part is, it's free! Parking might be hard during peak lunch time so I suggest looking at residential area across the street. It's a short walk over.

This is a great *free* museum in Nashville. We walked from our hotel which took us across the…read moreCapitol grounds and through the farmer's market before the museum opened. On a weekday, there were a bunch of other groups, including a class that made their way through the museum while we were there. Exhibits are upstairs and we spent maybe 90 minutes moving through at a leisurely pace, we didn't read everything but got our fill. Would definitely recommend stopping by on your trip to Nashville to learn about the state's history.

Bennett Galleries

(13 reviews)

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Bennett Galleries is truly a special place, and the level of care and craftsmanship they put into…read moretheir work shows in every detail. I brought in a Bluebird Café poster that meant a lot to me, and they helped me transform it into something that feels like a true piece of art. From the moment I walked in, I felt like I was working with people who genuinely appreciate not just framing, but the meaning behind what you bring to them. They took the time to guide me through different options, explaining the choices without overwhelming me, and helped me select a frame and glass that elevated the piece beautifully. The final result exceeded my expectations--it looks like something you would see in a gallery, not just hanging in a home. It was an investment, but absolutely worth it for something so personal and lasting. Every time I look at it, it brings me right back to that experience. If you have something meaningful that you want to preserve and display in a way that does it justice, Bennett Galleries is the place to go. I don't frame things just to decorate--I frame them to remember, and they understood that completely

The only place I would ever trust with my art. The selection is incredible and the service is top…read morenotch. They are very transparent about your project and give you the best options you can find in the city. Their work is consistent and beautifully done! Love these guys!

Marathon Village

(61 reviews)

A cute, quaint shopping experience in an old brick bldg with lots of history. Wonderful time!read more

Marathon Village is a historic, repurposed 19th-century automobile factory transformed into a…read moreunique complex featuring local shops, restaurants, distilleries, and museums. Located just west of downtown, it houses attractions like Antique Archaeology (from American Pickers), Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, and the Marathon Motor Works museum. Our visit was relatively brief and was limited to a quick walkthrough, a pen purchase as the Nashville Technical Lounge, whiskey and wine tasting (primarily Gayle and Erin), a Johnny Cash t-Shirt purchase at the "Storyteller" business, a cool look at the vintage cars across the street, and me posing in front of an old Shell Oil gas station. The building itself was worth the visit.

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