Things to Do in Nashville in Spring

Every season in Nashville is fun, but there’s something so special and beautiful about the spring – all the colors and new life. Just bring your allergy medicine! Here are some of the best things to do in Nashville in spring!

Things to Do in Nashville in Spring: Food & Drink

• Try the jiggly cat and boba flights at Eat Bubbles in L&L in Sylvan Park
• Sip on a refreshing rooftop cocktail and take some cute pictures at the Bloom pop-up at Proof in the Gulch
• Sip on a marg on Dos Santos’ patio (two for one on Tuesdays!) in WeHo
• Get into one of the hottest restaurants without a resy by sitting on the Noko patio in East
• For even more outdoor dining options, check out my list of the best patios in Nashville!
• Try the delicious strawberry chai at Slow Drip Coffee in North Nash
• Let the kids run around while everyone is a kid again at Wanna Spoon Cereal Bar in 12 South
• Enjoy a cocktail or glass of wine at the aesthetic Pont Neuf in L&L in Sylvan Park
• Visit the prettiest coffee shop in Nashville and enjoy the pink patio at Neighborlily in Germantown
• Check out the least touristy rooftop at Mercado in WeHo
• Enjoy a gorgeous brunch at 60 Vines Downtown
• Be inspired by the gorgeous decor and Mediterranean cuisine at Sadie’s in Edgehill
• Sip a cold beer at Living Waters: the Garden, the brewery and coffee shop’s new location in the Nations
• Fries and ice cream are the ultimate warm weather treat at Fryce in 12 South and Donelson
• Pose for photos with your cocktail at the brilliantly decorated Snow White pop-up at the Fairlane downtown

Things to Do in Nashville in Spring: Activities

• Stop and smell the tulips at Cheekwood in Belle Meade
• Explore the Tennessee State Parks (especially the ones with waterfalls!)
• Make a bouquet at Amelia’s in L&L and in East
• Check out one of Nashville’s many farmers markets (every day of the week in season!)
• Support Shelby Park with East Nash Beer Works’ Fridays by the River in East
• Take a stroll at Centennial Park, and take a selfie at the Taylor Swift bench, of course in West End
• Cheer on the Nashville Sounds in Germantown!
• Cheer on the Nashville Soccer Club in South Nash!
• Visit Lucky Ladd Farms for the flowers, the petting zoo, activities for the kids, and so much more in Eagleville
• Take a color walk – focus on one color as you walk around one of Nashville’s great neighborhoods (I recommend 12 South, East, or Sylvan Park) as a way of practicing mindfulness!

If that’s not enough outdoor-ness for you, check out my lists of coffee shops with patios, as well as outdoor bars! Nashville comes alive in the spring, so enjoy!

XO,
SB