Nashville is rolling out one of its most vibrant weekends of the year, with lively events kicking off this Saturday, November 1. If you’re looking for the festive side of Music City, Halloween celebrations aren’t quite finished. You’ll find not one but several downtown bar crawls, including the “Boos Fest” starting at Acme Feed & Seed from 5 to 10 pm with free cover at five bars, live DJs, costume contests, and specialty cocktails—tickets range from 20 to 40 dollars and costumes are highly encouraged. If you prefer something earlier, the Day of the Dead Bar Crawl at Live Oak runs from 1 to 4 pm, featuring access to four venues, live DJs, and a two-thousand-dollar prize social media costume contest. Expect Midtown to buzz with creative energy and dazzling costumes.
The fun continues into the night with masquerade parties like the one rocking W Nashville’s Rooftop from 9 pm to 2 am. You’ll find haunting decor, top DJs, and a crowd that knows how to get down. Nearby, Virgin Hotels hosts a Dia de Los Muertos bash that’s punctuated by global beats and striking visuals at The Pool Club, running Saturday evening into early Sunday.
If spooky isn’t your style, the Nashville Farmers’ Market invites you to the Turnip Green Festival from 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday. This beloved free event features braised greens, catfish, cornbread, soul and funk bands, Thanksgiving treats, fall produce, and family-friendly fun. It’s a taste of Tennessee tradition—Smiley’s famous greens are a must, and there’s free parking.
On Sunday, November 2, Maroon 5 headlines Bridgestone Arena—a must for fans of pop-rock anthems. Later in the week, Sabrina Carpenter follows with shows on the 4th and 5th, and Paul McCartney returns to Nashville for one night only on November 6 at Pinnacle Arena, promising a historic show.
For soccer enthusiasts, GEODIS Park hosts Nashville SC vs Inter Miami CF Saturday evening at 6:30 pm as part of the MLS Cup Playoffs. Whether you’re in the mood for world-class sports or legendary music, this is a week that defines Music City.
Of course, no visit is complete without the Grand Ole Opry. Saturday marks a special centennial show celebrating 100 years—book tickets early for this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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