Broadway Hits and Backyard Boils: Your Nashville Guide for March 7

A Grand Saturday in Music City

Nashville is buzzing this Saturday, March 7, 2026, with a diverse lineup of entertainment ranging from legendary country performances to vibrant neighborhood festivals. Whether you are looking for world-class theater, local food, or an art adventure, today has something special in store for everyone.

Legendary Performances and Broadway Hits

The spotlight shines bright today at the Grand Ole Opry House, where the year-long Opry 100 celebration continues. Starting at 7:00 PM, the stage will host a star-studded lineup including Mandy Barnett, John Conlee, and Wyatt Ellis, along with the high-energy Opry Square Dancers. It is a perfect opportunity to experience the heart of country music history in its centennial year.

For theater lovers, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) presents two performances of the Tony-winning musical SUFFS. Catch this powerful production at either 2:00 PM or 7:30 PM at the Andrew Jackson Hall. The musical explores the historic and persistent journey of the women's suffrage movement through compelling songwriting and masterful storytelling.

Local Markets and Food Festivals

Spend your afternoon soaking up the local atmosphere at the Tennessee Brew Works Annual Crawfish Boil. This free-to-attend event kicks off at 11:00 AM and runs until 8:00 PM. Guests can enjoy over 2,000 pounds of fresh crawfish, andouille sausage, and seasonal sides, all accompanied by live music throughout the day at their Ewing Avenue taproom.

The Nashville Farmers' Market is also a top destination today. Beyond the fresh local produce and artisan goods found in the farm sheds, the market features "Music at the Market" with Kate Stedelbauer performing from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Additionally, the Slide Hustle pop-up will be on-site from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, offering a taste of Nashville's evolving culinary scene.

Arts and Culture Crawls

As the afternoon turns into evening, the Wedgewood-Houston Art Crawl invites the community to explore one of Nashville’s most dynamic creative hubs. This monthly event allows visitors to walk through various galleries and artist studios, offering a firsthand look at the contemporary art scene that defines the WeHo neighborhood.

From the sharp comedy of Michelle Buteau at the Ryman Auditorium to the 250,000 blooming tulips at Cheekwood in Bloom, Nashville is truly alive today. Make sure to head out early to find parking at these popular weekend destinations!