ABOUT NASHVILLE

LGBTQ Nashville

Nashville, the capital of Tennessee, also known as Music City, has plenty of fun and culture to offer to the traveling rhinestone cowboys and cowgirls. Museums, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and a large university community fuel this democratic hot spot in the middle of the South. “The District” seems to be where most of the gay action is, with a flood of clubs all within walking distance from one another. If you’re looking for a place to don your boots and get your line-dancing groove on, the “home of country music” may just be the destination for you.

Downtown’s famed “Honky Tonky Row,” which runs down Broadway to the riverfront with additional live music venues spilling over onto Second Avenue, is where the bulk of the tourists congregate, but there’s much more to Nashville than the bright lights of Lower Broad.

See this iconic city’s gorgeous classical and Neoclassical architecture (it’s also called “the Athens of the South” for its abundance of higher-education institutions). Its culinary scene—which extends far beyond fried food—is making waves not just on a national level, but globally, too. And Nashville boasts some of the best—if not the best—music you’ll find anywhere.