Adventure Science Center’s summer camp offers an exciting way for kids to have fun and learn, with sessions available for children entering 1st through 5th grades! New for 2025, rising 1st graders will enjoy their own camp with age-specific content, while older grades can choose between two different themes most weeks to explore their passions.

Mason Bar at Loews Nashville Hotel debuts a fresh beverage menu this March, featuring a seasonal beer lineup, an espresso martini flight, and expanded FreeSpirited options. Guests are encouraged to try the Spring of Fire cocktail, a standout addition to the menu. The new selections will be available daily from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Cheekwood, in partnership with Pace Gallery and The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative, proudly presents Robert Indiana’s iconic The American LOVE (White Blue Red) sculpture as part of its 2025 Masterpiece Art Series. Displayed throughout Cheekwood in Bloom, summer festivals, and Cheekwood Harvest, this installation continues the tradition of bringing world-renowned masterworks to Nashville. Indiana’s LOVE,

Less than 10 minutes from GEODIS Park and just steps from the shuttle, Thompson Nashville offers the ideal stay for soccer fans heading to a Nashville SC match this summer. The Match, Play, Stay package — available April 1 through October 18, 2025 — includes a two-night stay, two drink vouchers for the rooftop bar,

Blue Aster’s newest afternoon tea experience is here, bringing an elegant and indulgent touch inspired by the lavish world of Bridgerton. This themed tea offers dainty bites, floral-forward teas, and the perfect setting for a bit of genteel gossip, all with a hint of Regency-era glamour. The tea is available from April 25 to June

  Step into a world where fairy tales come to life! This summer, Cheekwood’s gardens will be transformed into a fantastical realm, as Enchanted Castles at Cheekwood invites the young and young at heart to explore five stunning, locally crafted castles nestled among vibrant summer blooms. On display from May 1 to August 17, from

Head to historic downtown Springfield, Tennessee, for the return of the beloved First Friday Night Markets. Happening the first Friday of each month from May through October (excluding July), this lively community event features live music, food trucks, a kids’ zone, specialty vehicle cruise-in, and shopping with more than 80 local farmers, artists, makers, boutiques,

The Sunset Supper series, benefiting the Meals 4 Health and Healing program of the Heimerdinger Foundation, features meticulously crafted five-course meals by the incomparable Chef Johnny Haffner. Each dinner showcases a seasonal theme and is served with warmth and charm by Nashville’s legendary chef. Sunset Suppers take place monthly from May 2025 through November 2025

Watkins Community Education offers a three-part workshop on botanical illustration, focusing on accurately rendering plants and flowers using mixed media. The first session on May 17 covers colored pencil techniques, while the following workshops on June 21 and July 19 incorporate watercolor and gouache to enhance color and detail. Each session will feature seasonal plants