History

Free November parade through Nolensville's Historic District honoring those who served in the U.S. military.

Nashville's free annual observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with a community march along Jefferson Street and a convocation at TSU's Gentry Center.

Step inside Brentwood's 1830 one-room schoolhouse on the first Sunday of each month from June through October, free and open to the public.

Free October celebration of Nolensville's history and milestones at Town Hall and around town.

A free literary festival with author readings, panels and signings at Bicentennial Capitol Mall and nearby downtown venues.

A free Centennial Park festival of music, dance, food and craft from the many cultures that make up Nashville.

A month of citywide events celebrating Hispanic and Latino culture in Nashville, from September 15 through October 15.

A free three-day celebration of African and African American culture with music, dance, food and vendors at Hadley Lillard Park.

Cheekwood's Harvest Moon celebration of Japanese culture, with music, dance, tea, crafts and lantern-lit gardens.

The Nashville Songwriters Association International honors the writers behind the year's biggest songs, on stage at the Ryman.

A multi-week film series presenting Jewish and Israeli cinema at venues across Nashville, often with guest discussion.