A city that turns every meeting into a party.
Nashville is one of the easiest cities in America to bring a group to, and one of the hardest to leave. On Lower Broadway, honky-tonks have live bands playing from late morning until well past midnight, usually with no cover charge.
Between sessions, your team can tour the Ryman Auditorium, catch a show at the Grand Ole Opry, line up for a plate of hot chicken and cap the night at a private songwriter round where hit-makers share the stories behind the songs.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Grand Ole Opry
The legendary live radio show that made country music famous, still broadcasting since 1925.
Tour the Ryman
The “Mother Church of Country Music,” with acoustics performers rave about.
Honky-tonk crawl
Hop between Lower Broadway’s neon-lit bars, each with a band on stage.
Nashville hot chicken
The city’s fiery signature dish. Pick your heat level wisely.
Country Music Hall of Fame
Elvis’s gold Cadillac, Johnny Cash’s guitars and a century of music history.
Private songwriter night
An intimate writers’ round, just for your group.
Spring and fall are showtime.
April, May, September and October bring mild days and packed concert calendars. Summer is hot, humid and busy. Winter is quieter, better value and still full of live music indoors.
Built for big groups
Huge resort hotels with meeting space, restaurants and entertainment under one roof.
Easy to reach
Nonstop flights from dozens of U.S. cities and a short drive from the airport to downtown.
Fun after hours
Nobody has to look hard for a good time in Music City.