7 Family Friendly Holiday Activities In Nashville

Holiday LIGHTS 2021. Courtesy of Cheekwood Estate & Gardens.

The holidays are here, and we can’t imagine a better way to spend the season than with your loved ones. There are tons of fun holiday activities for families in Nashville. Check out our list of family-friendly activities this holiday season to truly make the season magical!

Drive through the Dancing Lights of Christmas!

Nothing signifies the holidays like twinkling lights at every turn. Hop in the car and visit Tennessee’s largest drive thru light and music show. Don’t forget to stop by Santa’s Village for fun activities for the kids. It’ll be an unforgettable experience!  

See Nashville’s Nutcracker by the Nashville Ballet before it’s too late

The Nutcracker is a winter classic that everyone needs to see at least once. Get dressed up and head to the Nashville Ballet this December to see the show before it’s too late.

Check out Holiday LIGHTS at Cheekwood

One of the best holiday traditions in Nashville, Cheekwood Holiday LIGHTS is truly a winter wonderland. With over 1 million lights, take a one-mile journey through the city’s only botanical gardens, complete with s’mores, seasonal libations, and a Holiday Marketplace.

Get cozy during the Holiday Classics Series at Belcourt

The Belcourt is showing holiday movies throughout December. Grab a bucket of popcorn and catch a famous winter classic like Home Alone, Elf and It’s A Wonderful Life.

Try ice skating at Centennial Sportsplex

Never tried ice skating? Now’s your chance and the family can come along too. Centennial Sportsplex is open to the public this winter for indoor ice skating. Rent some skates, sign up for a lesson, and get on the ice!

Bring the family out for the annual Jefferson Street Holiday Village

A new Nashville tradition, celebrating what makes North Nashville shine — family, love, and community! Kids can enjoy Santa, crafts, stories, and games, while the community lifts its voice in carols and cheers for live entertainment from some of Nashville’s brightest hosts and artists.

End the year by volunteering at a local non-profit

The holiday season is known as the season of giving. Bring the family out while helping other families feel good. This fulfilling activity is the perfect way to ring in the new year.  

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