Nashville in December transforms into a winter wonderland of twinkling lights, festive events, and warm Southern charm.

3777 Nolensville Pike. Cheekwood's annual holiday lights show is also available nightly until Jan. 5 and consists of a one-mile walk through the estate's gardens glowing with multi-colored lights ...

While people are able to visit for free, note that between Dec. 19-31, visitors must arrive before 2 p.m. Equipped with over a million multi-colored lights, Cheekwood's annual holiday lights show ...

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The historic Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art has averaged almost 400,000 paid visitors a year over the last three years, escalating long-simmering issues of parking and site access.

told the Post the nonprofit is strongly anticipating a quality 2025 with emphasis on programs and events such as Cheekwood in Bloom, El Dia de los Muertos and Holiday Lights (stylized as "LIGHTS").

the grounds are just as stunning when covered in mums and pumpkins each fall and draped in one million dazzling lights each holiday season. – Kellie Walton Art aficionados and nature lovers ...

Experience Nashville’s classic holiday tradition by walking the one-mile trail of more than one million lights through Cheekwood’s gardens. There are also s’more to be had, seasonal libations, and a ...

Lights may be off during rain and extreme weather.* McGregor Park is located at 640 N. Riverside Drive, Clarksville. To learn more, click here. Experience Nashville’s classic holiday tradition as you ...