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 Auction for a Good Cause |
204 23rd Avenue North Nashville, TN 37203-1502 United States +1 615 329 1760 http://www.nashvillewineauctio... |
Popularly known as the Nashville Wine Auction, this event began in 1980 in support of the American Cancer Society. Oversized bottlings, rare vintages and great wines from around the world are sold at different venues. There are wine-tasting sessions where you can sample a variety of your favorite spirits. Works of fine art, seats at wine dinners, and trips to exotic destinations are sold too. For further details check the website. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Up Up And Away |
534 Chesnut Street Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 242 4371 http://www.minorleagueballpark... |
This stadium has the capacity to seat up to 10,000 spectators and it plays host to the Pacific Coast League and Southern League baseball games. The most interesting feature at the stadium is the guitar shaped electronic scoreboard. During summer season, you can catch a game almost every weeknight. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Jilly Dybka |
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 Photo: Sarah G. Grant |
 Photo: David Butler |
 Photo: Beth Downey |
 Photo: John Brassil |
 Local Work |
222 25th Avenue North (Centennial Park) Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 385 1904 http://www.tennesseecrafts.org |
The TACA Fall Crafts Fair is a fantastic outdoor event that showcases and sells the work of American fine craft artists. Having started in 1978, this annual event attracts more than 45 000 people to Centennial Park to view works by almost 200 of the finest craftspeople from across the nation. This craft fair is a key event at Nashville's Centennial Park, held the last weekend in September. TACA's Fall Fair offers shoppers the opportunity to meet and talk with exhibiting artists, eat and drink from an international food court, enjoy live music and children's activities. This is a unique opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind pieces of art. If you'd like to get another chance to see some great work, there is an annual spring fair as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Nolan Tanner |
 Art at Heart |
222 25th Avenue North Centennial Park Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 385 1904 (Organisers) http://www.tennesseecrafts.org |
Held every year since 1972, the TACA Spring Craft Fair features among the Southeast Tourism Society's top 20 events in Nashville. The event offers Tennessee craftspeople a platform to showcase their talents. A wide variety of artworks — handicrafts, paintings, jewelry, photography, weaving and more — are put on display at the Centennial Park. After browsing you can drink and eat to your heart's content from the concession stands, and listen to the live music. Admission is free. If you're not crafted out by the end of this fair, look forward to an autumn event of the same name in the same location. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Song central |
1710 Roy Acuff Place Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 256 3354 (Organizers) / +1 800 321 6008 (Toll Free) http://www.tinpansouth.com/ |
This fest is named after Tin Pan Alley, an area in New York, which has many music makers' offices. Organized by the NSAI, Tin Pan South is a festival devoted to the mastery of talented songwriters. Held across various venues in Nashville, this is your chance to catch some of the best songsmiths like Donna Summer, Garth Brooks, Art Garfunkel and many, many more. There is also a songwriters' symposium held apart from all the concerts. Visitors can enjoy the different performances spanning diverse genres like rock, country and pop. Come, be a part of this musical journey, which has been delighting audiences since 1993. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home Stadium of the Vanderbilt Commodores |
2201 West End Avenue Vanderbilt University, Vanderbilt Stadium Nashville, TN 37235 United States +1 615 322 4653/ +1 615 322 7311 http://www.vucommodores.com/pa... |
The Vanderbilt Stadium of the Commodores seats upto 39,790 sports fans, and was built in 1922. It is located in the heart of the campus, and also has an enviable 17,000 square foot pressbox, with four levels and two elevators. Fans and athletes alike reap the benefits of the $10.1 construction project in 1981, which made Vanderbilt one of the most up-to-date and modern playing fields. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Tom Campion |
 Photo: Jacob Tripp |
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 Photo: Norman Follis III |