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20 Nashville Events & Happenings: February 2026

In the wake of Winter Storm Fern, this February in Nashville will be one to remember. From romantic Valentine’s Day events to fundraisers, fun runs, and community events, here are some of the fabulous events you can look forward to in the coming weeks. Image: Facebook / Nashville Zoo

· By Anne Marie Hanna
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From the month-long “Dine Nashville” initiative to Black History Month exhibitions, Valentine’s Day celebrations, and Preds games, this February is bound to be a busy one. These are the upcoming Nashville events to have on your radar.

Through February 2026: Dine Nashville: The Music City Way

Dine Nashville returns as a month-long love letter to Music City’s ever-evolving food scene, bringing together top local chefs for unforgettable, one-night-only collaborations — all in support of CORE. Featured pairings include Chef Frank Pullara (Culaccino Nashville) with Chef Hal Holden-Bache (Lockeland Table), Chef Ana Aguilar (Tantísimo) with Kathleen Sharpe (All or Nothing), and many more. With several events already sold out, we strongly recommend purchasing tickets early!

The experience continues during Nashville Restaurant Week (February 24 through March 2), when participating restaurants offer prix fixe menus for lunch, brunch, and dinner, along with exclusive specials. For a full schedule of events and details, head to visitmusiccity.com.

Throughout February 2026: Black History Month Events

In honor of Black History Month, Nashville comes alive with powerful exhibits at the National Museum of African American Music and the Tennessee State Museum, alongside live performances, thought-provoking conversations, and community-centered celebrations. From education to entertainment, each event offers a meaningful opportunity to reflect, learn, and connect. Explore the full lineup at visitmusiccity.com.

February 1, 4, 8, 15, 22, & 25, 2026: Moonlight Wellness

Moonlight Wellness at Rose at The Joseph Nashville is an elevated, three-hour escape designed to restore your body and mind. Framed by sweeping city views, this intimate experience blends moonlight yoga and sound bath sessions with full spa access, a rooftop wind-down, and a curated tea and snack bar. New for 2026, guests also enjoy access to the fitness studio. Tickets are $75. eventbrite.com

February 2, 4, & 26, 2026: Nashville Predators Home Games

Smashville turns its attention to the ice as the Predators defend home turf against rivals, including the St. Louis Blues, Minnesota Wild, and Chicago Blackhawks. For the full schedule and ticket details, visit nhl.com.

February 8, 2026: Music City Puppy Bowl

The Nashville Zoo teams up with the Nashville Humane Association for the Music City Puppy Bowl — where adoptable pups steal the spotlight in an irresistibly cute game of football! Guests can enjoy live music, explore pet-friendly local vendors, and learn more about NHA, all while cheering on future furry family members. Festivities begin at 10 a.m., and entry is included with zoo admission. nashvillezoo.org

February 8, 2026: Our Kids Soup Sunday

The 33rd Annual Soup Sunday brings together dozens of the city’s top restaurants and more than 1,200 guests for an afternoon of flavor and fun at Nissan Stadium. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., guests can sample signature soups, watch celebrity and culinary judges in action, and enjoy family-friendly entertainment — including face painters, balloon artists, princesses, and more. Tickets are $25 per adult and $5 per child. eventbrite.com

February 12, 2026: Cocktails of Love’s Alibi

Liquor Lab partners with Love’s Alibi for a Valentine’s Week mixology experience. Guests can craft three signature cocktails from the Love’s Alibi menu, enjoy savory bites, and dive into an interactive evening of shaking, stirring, and sipping. Tickets are $70 per person. sevenrooms.com

February 12, 13 & 15, 2026: John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High Concert Celebration

The Nashville Symphony presents John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High Concert Celebration, an immersive tribute that brings audiences closer than ever to the legendary singer-songwriter. Featuring archival concert footage, live performances by former band members, and stories from John Denver’s closest collaborators, the evening blends music, memories, and magic. nashvillesymphony.org

February 14, 2026: Sweet Heart Big Band Dance

Creative Parks Nashville and Metro Parks Music invite guests to the Sweet Heart Big Band Dance at Shelby Park Community Center. Debbi Bailes’ Big Band sets the mood, with Dave Eastman as emcee and complimentary dance lessons from Dynamic Ballroom & Performing Arts. Tickets are $12 and include desserts and non-alcoholic drinks. eventbrite.com

February 14, 2026: Valentine’s Soirée

Belle Meade Winery invites couples for a refined Valentine’s date by candlelight, with cocktails and quiet indulgence. The evening opens with bourbon mixology and hors d’oeuvres in the Carriage House, then unfolds into an intimate four-course dinner for two in the Historic Culinary Loft, serenaded by live guitar. Tickets are $450 per couple. visitbellemeade.com

February 21, 2026: Sketchers Hot Chocolate Run

At the annual Sketchers Hot Chocolate Run, participants can choose from a 5K, 10K, or 15K before crossing the finish line into a chocolate-filled celebration complete with fondue and other sweet surprises. For an elevated experience, the VIP Cocoa Club offers premium swag, exclusive treats, and a cozy post-race lounge. hotchocolate15k.com

February 21, 2026: Wine Tasting: Wines of Love & Seduction

From silky reds to alluring whites and sparkling selections, this intimate class explores what makes a wine feel truly romantic — expressive aromatics, lingering finishes, and irresistible character. Led by Yolan’s expert wine team as part of their monthly wine and spirits series, the tasting includes four wines paired with cheeses. Reservations are $85 per person, plus tax and gratuity. yolannashville.com

February 21, 2026: A Fabled Festivity

A Fabled Festivity is a 21-and-up evening of music, cocktails, cuisine, auctions, and unforgettable encounters with rescued animals. Held from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Legacy Farms, the celebration supports Fabled Farm’s mission to care for senior and special-needs equines, farm animals, and kittens. General admission tickets are $100 per person. fabledfarmrescue.org

February 25, 2026: Conversations at OZ

Conversations at OZ is an annual celebration of thoughtful dialogue, pairing Nashville’s community leaders and creative voices with guests for an evening of meaningful exchange. This seated benefit dinner invites conversation around arts and culture, social issues, business, and government. The 2026 Co-Chairs are Alfred Degrafinreid II, Hunter Claire Rogers, and Ken Levitan. ozartsnashville.org

February 26 – May 31, 2026: The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse

The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse from the Dallas Museum of Art brings the bold origins and lasting influence of Impressionism to life at Frist Art Museum, tracing the movement from its 1874 debut through its impact on modern art. Featuring nearly 50 paintings and sculptures, the exhibition highlights visionaries like Degas, Monet, and Morisot, and the artists they inspired — from Van Gogh to Matisse — who forever changed the course of art history. fristartmuseum.org

February 27, 2026: Metalsmith Workshop: Make Your Own Set of Stacked Rings

Margaret Ellis Jewelry opens the doors to the ME Studio for an intimate metalsmithing experience from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Guided by expert artisans, guests can craft a custom stack of three sterling silver rings in a setting where conversation flows, creativity sparks, and strangers quickly become friends. With just six participants per session, the workshop offers a truly personal experience — complete with a celebratory toast. Admission is $375 per person. margaretellisjewelry.com

February 27 – March 1, 2026: Swan Lake

Nashville Ballet’s Swan Lake takes to the stage in a breathtaking production by Paul Vasterling, set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic score performed live by The Nashville Symphony. With elegant choreography and sweeping visuals, this timeless tale of romance and transformation enchants both devoted ballet lovers and first-time audiences alike. Tickets start at $53. tpac.org

February 27, 2026: Science of Beer

Science of Beer at Adventure Science Center serves up the perfect blend of craft brews and hands-on discovery. From 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., this 21-and-up after-hours experience features beer samples from local, national, and international breweries, mead tastings from Savannah Bee Company, live brewing science demonstrations, planetarium shows, and beer-inspired activities throughout the center. General admission tickets are $65, and designated driver tickets are $40. Prices increase on February 23, and members receive a $5 discount. adventuresci.org

February 28, 2026: Hand-Bound Leather Journal Workshop

Discover the timeless craft of bookbinding in a hands-on workshop at Belmont University’s Leu Center for Visual Arts. Using the historic Italian Longstitch technique, participants can create a softcover leather book with decorative spine stitching and pages that lay beautifully flat — ideal for journaling, sketching, or preserving memories. Open to all skill levels, the class includes all materials and runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration is $125. watkinsce.asapconnected.com

February 28, 2026: Mardi Gras Excursion Train

Let the good times roll as The Tennessee Central Railway Museum invites guests to celebrate Mardi Gras aboard its festive Excursion Train to Watertown. Departing at 10 a.m. from the museum in downtown Nashville, this reserved-seat journey features a live Dixieland band and a cash bar serving beer, wine, and Mardi Gras–inspired cocktails. To purchase tickets, visit tcry.org.

Have a fabulous February, Nashville!

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To see more great Nashville events, visit our Local Events Calendar.

Anne Marie Hanna

Anne Marie Hanna

An Ole Miss alum residing in Nashville, Anne Marie is passionate about telling the stories shaping the South. Outside of work, you’ll likely find her on a porch with a coffee and a good book, gardening, listening to music, or enjoying time with friends and family.

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