The Schermerhorn Symphony Center opened in September 2006 as the first permanent home for the Nashville Symphony. The hall, which was named after the late Maestro Kenneth Schermerhorn, is used for symphony performances as well as a variety of other concert events throughout the year. The hall includes a variety of innovative designs which add to the ambiance of the symphony; specially designed windows provide natural interior light, and movable banners and panels provide the ideal acoustics for a variety of musical genres. The convertible seating system can transform from rows of raked seating perfect for performances to a level, hardwood ballroom floor for cabaret-style events and jazz concerts. The beautiful symphony center is a wonderful addition to music city.

The Cathedral of Praise is a beautiful church that welcomes you with it's classic red bricked appearance. Although thats nothing compared to the welcome you get from it's members. Bringing community together, teaching love and mutual respect, understanding and the experiencing God personally through the baptism of the Holy Spirit; are some of the things that strike you about this church.

The Frist Center for the Visual Arts is a wonderful place for art lovers. The center educates visitors on art and hopes it will bring about an interest in the community on the subject. The architecture is beautiful and the interiors and decor lend the place of a very upscale elite ambiance and it frequently hosts art exhibitions. At the Frist center there is also a fabulous gift shop, where one can purchase memorabilia and other items and an excellent Cafe where one can savor some delightful dishes and sip on coffee. Admission is free for students who are 18 and below.

The name Marathon Village immediately rings a bell. It is home of the Marathon Motor Works-name of Nashville's early automotive fame and the name of the village Barry Walker resurrected. This place boasts of unique architecture, a complex of artists' and photographers' studios, offices, a radio station, a brewery and a fitness center. Marathon Village also offers commercial spaces for your events, performances, or anything that needs a venue space.

The Downtown Presbyterian Church is an extremely charming and historic church located in the city of Nashville. On entering this church one is awestruck by its amazing architecture and beauty. With beautifully colored pillars, wonderful wall designs, large dome and a massive seating area, this church is an architectural delight. The Presbyterian Church also encompasses a Fellowship Hall, A History Room, A Parlor and a Nursery within its premises. Wedding Ceremonies and Religious events are held here and it is definitely a place rich in history, making it worth a visit on a sight-seeing trip.

Located in Nashville, Baptist World Center promotes the word of God through Praise and Worship. Part of the National Baptist Convention, this centre has been used to host a number of conferences, meeting and spiritual missions. The exterior of the church looks like an old house and inside it has a wooden finish with a statue of Jesus Christ atop the altar. This center's aim is to thank God for what he has given them by praising him through holy services and the gospel.

Grace Apostolic Church is not just a place of worship but also a spacious complex complete with administrative offices, classrooms, kitchens, dining areas, gymnasium, auditorium and childcare center. Dr. Elder Boyd has made remarkable contributions to community service, education and imparting the gospel to people from all walks of life. The ministries at Grace include H.E.A.L, Your Ministry, Sisters of Virtue which are actively involved in public welfare.

The quiet city of Nashville loves the tranquil aura that radiates from its Centennial Park. A perfect retreat for avid nature lovers, the park offers a wide range of entertainment and relaxation options for one and all. Take a calming walk in the park, attend cultural events and local fairs, picnic with family and friends or simply lounge around the sprawling green lands. Admire the beauty of Lake Watauga or simply enjoy the splendor of the rose arbor.  The Parthenon replicates the structure of the ancient citadel right in the heart of the park.The park is famous for its TACA Fall Crafts Fair, which is a fantastic outdoor event that showcases and sells the work of American fine craft artists at the park. You can also buy souvenirs for your loved ones at the park as you unfold exotic visual treasures. Indulge!

Masjid Al-Farooq is an Islamic Mosque in Nashville. Prayers are held five times a day here in English, Arabic as well as Somali. Here, they also have a weekend school to teach the children and youth about the religion like a faith formation weekend. All other religious activities such as birth, weddings, funeral rites take place here. Festivals like Ramadan are held with great fervor. From the daily iftar which is the evening breaking of the fast during the Ramadan month to the final day Eid celebration are all held.

There are few things more exhilarating than being chased through a dark maze of obstacles. You can experience this thrill at Laser Quest in downtown Nashville. Strap on a laser rifle and chase your friends around the obstacle course. The rifles shoot an invisible, harmless beam of light. If you hit your target, your rifle records the "kill". The laser tag game is perfect for either children's parties or corporate recreation. If you plan on bringing a large group, call ahead to reserve the course.