Things To Do In Nashville TN In May

While in Nashville, Tennesee a trip to the Grand Ole Opry is not only a wonderful way to see the hottest names in country music today, but a way to be a part of country music history. Founded in 1925 came from humble beginnings, and rose to become one of the iconic venues for country music performances. Over the years it played host to some names in country music that names are now legends in the genre. Notable performers such as Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and so many others. In other words, coming to the Grand Ole Opry is more than just a musical experience, it is a way to touch a part of history that helps you connect with those who left such an indelible mark forever embedded in country music. So, regardless of the performance that is currently scheduled at the Grand Ole Opry, it is worth the trip, not only will the performance not disappoint but the venue is one that has stood the test of time and is a testament to how far the genre has come.

For a fun and unique tour of Nashville, Tennessee, the Redneck Comedy Bus Tour is a must. It is considered one of the top attractions in Nashville and is a humorous way to see the Music City. The one and a half to two hour guided tour takes place on a climate controlled, camo bus with horns. Sites on the tour include the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Ryman, and Music Row. The knowledgeable guide shares Nashville's historical sites (great places for guests to visit at another time on their own) with plenty of hilarious entertainment. Guests of all ages are welcome, although it is recommended for ages 14 years and up do to some PG-13 humor. Cameras and drinks, alcoholic or not, are permitted on the bus. The driver and/or the host will help handicap individuals on and off the bus and store wheelchairs or walkers on the bus.

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is located at 222 Fifth Avenue South in Nashville Tennessee. This forty thousand square foot museum takes you back through all of the country music stars throughout time. Here you will be able to view artifacts from country music stars such as special outfits that were worn during performances, vehicles that the country music stars drove and even some of their first records that they ever made. There are several different packages of tour that you can choose from but the guided and narrated tour of the museum last about two and half hours. If you want to view some of the studios there is a tour package for that as well. Non-flash photography is allowed in the museum and there is an onsite restaurant and gift shop for you to pick up a souvenir. This tour is handicap accessible and appropriate for all ages to attend.

In this amazing show you will experience a mix of cool country music and hot home cooking. And the most amazing add a dash of Nashville flair and you will have an amazing nightlife dinner theater. This amazing experience will last for 2.5 hours. Bring your loved ones because this experience is appropriate for all ages. Something more excited is that the show, buffet and drinks are all included in the price. Do not forget to bring your camera so that you can capture this amazing experience with your loved ones. A detail you should know is that Music City is considered to be the most beloved locations for country music and amazing theater options. Do not let anyone tell you about this amazing show experience get your tickets and bring your loved ones to enjoy it. You will always remember this amazing day if you are fan of country music it will always be a really good memory for you and ypur family too.

This May dive into the history of country music while enjoying a self-guided tour of the Ryman Auditorium. The tour begins with a viewing of a movie called "Soul of Nashville". It is a collaboration created by Sheryl Crow, Darius Rucker, Vince Gill, and The Fisk Jubilee Singers. After the movie, take your time going through the five different exhibits. You will learn some amazing facts about your favorite artists. You will see things such as Minnie Pearl's famous hat and Marty Robbins' jacket. Each exhibit comes with its own story and they were narrated by stars that include Trisha Yearwood, Nicole Kidman, Ricky Skaggs, and more. After you finish looking through the exhibits, it is time to head upstairs to get a bird's eye view of the stage. The balcony hallway is lined with artifacts, photos, and other items of interest. Guests are welcome to take pictures, so be sure to bring a camera.

Hop onboard a Gray Line tour bus, for a 3 1/2 hour tour through Nashville Tennessee. Drive by famous stars houses, like Deacon, Lamar, Scarlette, and more. Guests also get to disembark the bus to tour the original site of the Grand Ole Opry, at the historic Ryman Auditorium. Go back in time to when the famous Gunnar and Scarlett, were doing a duet at the Bluebird Cafe and were "discovered", therefore paving the way to success for these two. You can roam around at will, taking pictures, or visiting the Hatch Show Print Gallery, among other displays. Get back on board the bus for more narrated tours of areas like the Edgehill Village neighborhood, as well as those in East Nashville. This tour is a must when visiting Nashville for true fans. Make sure to reserve your seat on the bus, for a one of a kind experience! Have fun!