Listeners looking for unforgettable experiences in Nashville this week are truly spoiled for choice. Tonight, one of the standout options is the Opry 100 show at the Grand Ole Opry. Celebrating a century of country music, the Opry 100 experience features performances by major country stars and new up-and-comers. Ticketholders can get exclusive access to the premium lounge for top-shelf drinks and Nashville-inspired hors d’oeuvres, a backstage tour after the show, and even the chance to step onto the iconic Opry stage. According to the Opry, this is a special celebration with surprises for guests and a true deep dive into Nashville’s musical history.

For music lovers seeking something more intimate, the Listening Room Cafe is hosting a writers round tonight on their main stage, featuring Phillip White, Grady Block, and Rocky Block. The venue is known for its exceptional food and live music, offering a cozy atmosphere for discovering Nashville’s songwriting talent.

The Ryman Auditorium also has a packed schedule for the week ahead. Tonight, attendees can catch Margo Price performing with Rattlesnake Milk, and coming up this weekend, there are sets from Anjelah Johnson-Reyes, The Lone Bellow with Kaitlin Butts and Caroline Spence, plus Stephen Wilson Jr. These shows offer a blend of acclaimed artists and rising stars at one of Nashville’s most beloved venues, as listed on the Ryman’s November calendar.

All week long, Nashville is hosting IndigeNash, the city’s first Indigenous arts festival running through Sunday. This Native-led, Native-made celebration spotlights visual arts, music, film, comedy, fashion, dance, and food created by Indigenous artists. IndigeNash is a dynamic way to engage with unique art forms and support the local Native community.

Football fans can catch Vanderbilt facing off at FirstBank Stadium on Saturday afternoon, with tailgates and fan events expected as sports energy fills the campus.

Foodies won’t want to miss the Thursday night Supper Club at Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery. Chefs and mixologists have curated a four-course family-style menu, expertly paired with Green Brier’s renowned spirits and cocktails. Dinner kicks off at 6:30pm after a welcome cocktail, and the menu changes weekly—delivering a fresh culinary adventure every time.

Also on tap are bustling holiday markets, craft fairs, and pop-up events around the city, including The Ethos Market at Thistle Farms this weekend. Vendors and local creators fill this market with artisanal goods while supporting community-focused initiatives.

Whether you’re here for the music, the food, the sports, or the arts, Nashville is alive with energy all week. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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