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Pre-Trip Fun for Nashville, Tennessee
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Watch
"Gone With the Wind" -- Though it doesn't take place in Nashville, the classic drama's depiction of plantation life can provide some context when visiting sites like Belle Meade and the Hermitage. (Teens)
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Eat
Classic Fried Catfish -- For a twist on the tired fish stick, try this southern staple.
Hush Puppies -- Not exactly healthfun, but a fun, delicious side you'll find at most Nashville restaurants.
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Read
"Coat of Many Colors" by Dolly Parton -- An uplifting tale about strength and family drawn from the lyrics of Parton's autobiographical song. (Ages 4 to 8)
"Honky-Tonk Heroes and Hillbilly Angels: The Pioneers of Country Western Music" by Holly George-Warren and Laura Levine -- Give kids an overview of Nashville's impact on music with these picture-book profiles of country's biggest stars and sounds. (Ages 9 to 12)
"Music Row Dogs and Nashville Cats: Country Stars and their Pets" by Karen Will Rogers and Laura Lacy -- Young or old, famous or a fan, we can all relate to cute, furry things. (All Ages)
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Make
Cardboard Box Guitar --- Celebrate Music City with this easy-to-make instrument young musicians can personalize.
Trash Can Drum --- Kids of any age can keep the beat (earplugs not included).