Nashville goes into party mode during the summer months, which gets its residents out into the streets and its visitors flocking to Music City from all corners of the country. From patriotic celebrations to music-filled festivals, there's always something to do and delicious food to enjoy.

These are the best July events taking place in Nashville this year:

Let Freedom Sing! July 4th in Music City

Nashville has earned a reputation for having one of the best patriotic parties to celebrate Independence Day. The city hosts a free event downtown on July 4, where attendees can enjoy food, live music and of course fireworks at the end of the night. Let Freedom Sing! is a family-friendly event event that takes place all day, and includes activities

For people who are looking for exciting night life, Nashville, TN has plenty to offer. No matter what types of things people like to do, there are options for them to consider. Country music establishments are wildly popular, of course, along with good barbecue restaurants. But that is not all Nashville offers. There is a strong music scene in other genres, as well, and a number of high quality restaurants that can really be appreciated. Additionally, there are choices for families with children, young people, older visitors, couples, singles, and everyone in between. Here are some of the best places to consider.

Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar

For anyone who enjoys blues and likes to boogie, this is the place to go in Nashville. You can get

At the best June events in Nashville, Tennessee, residents and tourists can explore and celebrate every facet of this amazing city. From exceptional music to the beloved automobile, there are so many things to celebrate in this region. To help everyone get started, this guide will share the top events to attend at the start of the summer. By attending any, or all, of these events, everyone can kick off their Nashville TN fun in style.

Taste of Music City

On the 1st of June, 2019, people from all over Nashville have the opportunity to attend the Taste of Music City. At this event, all the best local restaurants bring all their fan favorites and serve them in bite-sized portions. Attendees have their choice of amazing beverage samples to

Gaming and entertainment centers often provide plenty of fun for the entire family to enjoy. They may offer mini-golf, arcade games, ticket games, go karting and a number of other fun activities. Here's a quick look at three of the best gaming and entertainment centers found in Nashville.

Dave and Buster's - 540 Opry Mills Drive, Opry Mills Shopping Center

Dave & Buster's is a well-known place for gaming. They provide a menu full of popular food items, plenty of beverage options for both adults and children, along with so much more. This is the place for serious gaming, parties, events and more. Some of the games you will find here include:

• Bowling
• Billiards
• Shuffleboard
• Jurassic Park Arcade
• Candy Crush Saga
• Full Tilt
• Gold

Memorial Day Weekend is upon us and if you're going to be spending the last weekend of May here in Nashville, here's a quick look at a few events and happening taking place all over town:

Vietnam Veterans Wall

The traveling Vietnam Veterans Wall will make a stop in Nashville over Memorial Day Weekend, giving locals a chance honor fallen heroes and pay tribute to all 58,272 names on the memorial. The wall will be brought to the Nashville National Cemetery, which will also host a ceremonial program at 1 p.m. that will include music and a speech from the director of Operation Stand Down, Col. John Krenson.

SuperCoolFunFest

A tribute to the 90s, SuperCoolFunFest is one of Nashville's most anticipated events this summer. Featuring My So Called

Springtime is wonderful time to experience the sights and sounds of Music City. The month of May brings forth opportunities to attend a variety of fun gatherings in and around town, and here are some of the best events in Nashville to mark on the calendar.

Tennessee Craft Fair

This annual event occurs in early May and mid-October annually and brings more than 200 artists and exhibitors to Nashville for a three day juried craft fair. More than 45,000 people attend the Tennessee Craft Fair over the course of the three-day festival. Visitors can buy artwork and crafts, view artist demonstrations, participate in art creation and enjoy other family fun. Come out to Centennial Park for this free festival with friends and family, and the 2019 dates

Nashville has plenty of fun festivals and one-off events in the month of April, which is why visitors and locals should start making their plans now. The famous Music City may be best known for its venues, but Nashville has plenty of interests that lie beyond concerts. As the weather starts to warm up and residents start venturing further and further from their front doors, they should keep these special dates in mind for a fun day out in Nashville TN.

Beer Festival

Few people will turn down a cold beer on a warm day. When it's time to shake off the cold, why not try a few new flavors and varieties from local and national brewers alike? And while there's no guarantee the sun will be shining on the day of the event, the East Nashville Beer

The Music City is steeped in history and provides plenty of great venues for a great St. Patrick's Day celebration. From St. Patrick Catholic Church to Jimmy Kelly's Steak House, Irish influence is fond all throughout the city. Here are some of the best choices for your St. Patrick's Day celebration.

St. Patrick Catholic Church

If you enjoy the beautiful architecture of old churches, this is a great place to visit on St. Patrick's Day. The church was established in 1890 and provides one of the only remaining Second Empire buildings in the city.

Located on 2nd Avenue South, St. Patrick Catholic Church is one of the oldest churches in the area. It's one of the last remaining Second Empire building. If you plan to visit the church over St.

Labor Day Weekend is often considered to be summer's swan song, and Nashville will be capping off this carefree season in style this year. There are special events and celebrations planned throughout the entire weekend that are perfect for people of all ages.

These are a few of the top events to check out in Nashville, TN this Labor Day Weekend:

Zoovie Night Featuring Zootopia

The Labor Day Weekend kicks off in Nashville with the Zoovie Night Featuring Zootopia at the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. This family-friendly event is open to people of all ages, and will take place from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday, August 31. Festivities begin in the early evening with bouncing inflatables and lawn games on the Festival Field. A DJ will be playing