Best Rated Movie Theaters in Nashville

"Check the schedule at spaces like TPAC, Ryman Auditorium, Marathon Music Works, 3rd and Lindsley and City Winery and hopefully something will catch your eye!"

"Ryman Auditorium: formerly the Grand Ole Opry House. We didn’t get a chance to visit, but its on our list for next time!"

"The Ryman Theater served as the home of the Grand Ole Opry before it moved to the Grand Ole Opry House. However, the Grand Ole Opry still holds it shows at the Ryman (instead of the Opry House) during the winter months (November-January)."

"Dedicated to country music and its history you can’t miss the Grand Ole Opry. Performers such as Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, Carrie Underwood, and Reba McEntire have all graced “Country’s Most Famous Stage."

"Grand Ole Opry House: $22.00 for daytime backstage tour for adults 12+. The tours started every 15 minutes and lasted about an hour."

"The Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) hosts the Nashville Repertory Theatre as well as the city’s professional ballet and opera companies. The center is a leading venue for a variety of classical performances and Broadway-style shows that are designed to entertain families as well as discerning theater devotees. TPAC is located downtown in the James K. Polk Cultural Center, which encompasses an entire city block."

"Take in a concert, ballet performance or Broadway show at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. The cultural and entertainments complex has three theaters, named after ex-US presidents from the state, and an auditorium. War Memorial Auditorium is a historical, column-fronted building externally."

"Boiler Room Theatre has offered live theatrical productions to the community since 2000. The building boasts 120 movie-theater style seats, 40-foot ceilings and natural acoustics. Parking is free, and several restaurants are nearby."

"Ten miles north of downtown Nashville, in Whites Creek, rests country music legend Barbara Mandrel's former home, the sprawling Fontanel Mansion. The old estate's outdoor concert space, which has a capacity of 4,500 people, has gigs all summer and draws mainstream groups such as Sigur Rós, as well as folksy rock acts such as Old Crowe Medicine Show, Alabama Shakes and the Black Crowes. There's the Cafe Fontanella on the grounds should you require a pre-show drink – or bring your own drinks, as tailgating is very much allowed."

"330 Franklin Road, Brentwood, TN 37027 • (615) 370-1493Hours: Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., 5 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.; Saturday, 5 p.m."

"Nestled in a cute cottage in Berry Hill, Sunflower Café offers a wide variety of veggie burgers, salads, vegetarian BBQ (yes, that is a thing), and more."

"Clean Juice is offering a seasonal pumpkin spice acai bowl with some maple syrup, banana and pumpkin seed. But wait, there's more. You can enjoy your acai with a pumpkin smoothie and some apple pie toast to optimize your autumn eats."

"Dates don’t have to break the bank to be fun, and Nolensville Pike’s Plaza Mariachi helps prove that point. Affordable dinner options, shopping, plus free entertainment (everything from bands to fire dancing to aerial performances) every night of the week makes a date at Plaza Mariachi a unique, memorable occasion. A nice move is to grab a café Cubano from Madera Cafe, then stroll around the plaza with elotes or sit down for juicy steak from Tres Gauchos."

"Plaza Mariachi is the easiest way to sample Nashville's international food scene. This elaborate indoor shopping area often features live music and performers. Mexican, Argentinian, and Mediterranean meals are available in the food court, and a terrific Indian buffet is just around the corner at Taj Indian Restaurant."