In this post, you’ll find things to see and do in Nashville during the month of March, including free things to do, family-friendly entertainment, and nighttime activities, updated for 2020.
TOP 10 EVENTS AND THINGS TO DO IN MARCH IN NASHVILLE
Nashville has so much to do and see, from tours to concerts, but not everything is worth your time. That’s why we’ve listed our Top 10 Things to Do in March for Nashville, Tennessee.
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Hamilton an American Musical has swept the nation by storm and there is constantly high demand for tickets!
It is playing in Nashville through January 19, 2020.
4) Celebrate the New Year!
Ring in the New Year in Nashville! With a number of parties and events to attend, there’s plenty to do to usher in 2019 with a bang. Some free events to attend:
Jack Daniel’s Music City Midnight
This free event has country star Keith Urban headlining and has a lineup of some incredible performers. The event takes place at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park and gates open at 4:00 pm.
Walden Bar’s Onesie New Year’s Eve Party
Who says you can’t be comfortable at a New Year’s party? This event encourages guests dressed up in their favorite fuzzy onesie!
This free event takes place at Walden’s Bar from 4:00 pm on December 31 to 2:00 am on January 1, 2020.
It’s free to attend, although you can participate in their beer pong tournament for $30 per team.
For more things to do at night in Nashville in January, check out our nighttime section below.
5) Save Money with a Tourist Attraction Discount Pass
With all the exciting things there are to do in Music City, we suggest getting a tourist city pass for Nashville.
All-inclusive passes are available, and others can include up to 55% discounts on retail prices for select attraction admission, gift shops, and restaurants.
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The Gathering of the Fork is a family-friendly food festival for a cause. Each sample-sized dish costs between $1 and $5 and a percentage of the proceeds go to local food pantries.
Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary is hosting hikes through the woods this January that conclude with hot chocolate and marshmallows, which we think is the perfect reward for a chilly activity!
This annual event takes place at 10:00 am, 11:00 am, and 1:00 pm and tickets are $10 early (online) or $12 the day of.
Escape the January cold at the Belcourt Theatre. This is a nonprofit, historic movie theatre and film center that has been in operation since the 1920s.
You can find showings for big Hollywood movies, small screenings from independent filmmakers, or special re-releases of classics.
Museums Open Late
Indoor activities are preferred on a chilly January night, but it’s not just the bars open after dark.
The Frist Art Museum is open until 9:00 pm on Thursdays and Fridays and the George Jones Museum open 10:00 am to 10:00 pm most days, and open until 1:00 am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Visit a Comedy Club
While most big cities have comedy clubs, each is unique to their location. It’s a great way to meet locals and get a sense of a city.
In Nashville, Zanies has been around for over 30 years and it a great place to catch a stand-up routine.
Professional comedians from across the country pass through its doors, and you can catch a show almost every night of the week.
There’s also food and drink available to turn it into dinner and a show.
Adventure Science Center Star Gazing
Adventure Science Center is a great way to spend a day exploring science!
They also have the incredible Sudekum Planetarium, which is a giant 63-foot dome where you can see the stars and enjoy activities like laser shows, concerts, and even Yoga Under the Stars!
They are open late until 9:00 pm on the second Saturday of every month, so be sure to check out their website for special events. Their website also offers star charts if you want to explore the real stars on your own.
This free art walk takes place on the first Saturday of each month and is a great way to get out and peruse the pop-ups, the studios, and art galleries in Nashville.
Visiting the Tennessee State Capitol is a great educational way to spend the day, plus it’s free!
Built in 1859, it’s one of the oldest state capitol buildings in the country. You can even go on a free guided tour of the historic State Capitol and the grounds surrounding the building offered by the staff of the Tennessee State Museum.
Tours take place Monday-Friday on the hour from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm (skipping 12:00 pm).
For more free things to do in Nashville in January, check out our free section above.
Storytime at the Tennessee State Museum
The Tennessee State Museum is a free museum and has the most comprehensive display of the state’s history.
While great for all ages, they also host a storytime for children every Thursday and Saturday.
This event is geared towards children ages 3 to 6, and a staff member will read to the children. Free crafts are also supplied!
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Eats & Street Art tours are self-guided walking tours that take you to some of the most popular (and some of the lesser-known) street art and murals, with food stops at local eateries, cafes, and stores. It is a great way to experience a new neighborhood and delve into the deliciousness that feeds your soul and your belly.
