| Welcome
to Nashville Key Magazine, the Nashville
Visitors Guide offering monthly
information on Nashville Tennessee. Nashville
is the home of country music and the Grand
Ole Opry as well as several other exciting
tourist attractions: the Tennessee Titans
of the National Football League; the Nashville
Predators of the National Hockey League;
The Hermitage, home of Andrew Jackson;
Vanderbilt University; the world famous
Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention Center;
and the Parthenon, a full scale replica
of the original building in Athens.Nashville
is also the home of the CMA, the Country
Music Association that annually hosts the
CMAs, the highly rated television show
honoring country music and it’s finest
performers, producers along with Nashville
musicians and songwriters. Nashville is
also host to the acclaimed television show, Nashville Star as well
as Country Music Television and CMT’s
Most Wanted Live. Nashville
is known worldwide as Music City
for good reason. Upon arrival at the
Nashville airport you’ll
be greeted by the voices of country music’s
biggest stars and entertained by
live music of all genres, from bluegrass
to classical.Nashville
restaurants are nationally recognized
as some of the finest in America
and the queen of Nashville malls,
Opry Mills Mall, offers a shopping
experience unlike any other. Other
Nashville attractions include the
Wildhorse Saloon, Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge,
the Country Music Hall Of Fame and you’re
only minutes away from historic,
and beautifully preserved Franklin,
Tennessee. Downtown Nashville hotels
include the luxurious 5 star Hermitage
Hotel, the Union Station Hotel,
Hilton Suites, Loews Vanderbilt
Hotel, the Renaissance Hotel, Doubletree
Hotel and the Sheraton. Enjoy
your trip….we hope this
Nashville Visitors Guide will
help you plan your trip. |
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THIS
MONTH IN NASHVILLE:
Through
December 31, 2009 – Family Tradition: The Williams
Family Legacy
Co-presented by SunTrust and Ford Motor Company.
Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum. 222 5th
Ave. S, downtown. This major exhibition focuses on
the remarkable legacy of Hank Williams, his son,
Hank Williams Jr., and their enduring impact on generations
of artists. The exhibit will feature unique, previously
unseen Williams family artifacts, including instruments,
stage costumes, personal items, and photographs,
as well as computer interactives, video footage and
much more. Visit countrymusichalloffame.com for
more information.
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