Vintage Finds and Vibrant Lanterns: Nashville’s Top Weekend Events
Nashville’s Saturday Guide for January 24, 2026
Despite the chilly winter air, Nashville is bustling today with a mix of community markets, immersive art displays, and high-energy performances. Whether you are looking for a morning of treasure hunting or an evening of music, the city has a diverse lineup for locals and visitors alike. Here is your verified guide to what’s on today.
Morning Treasures and Midday Brunch
Kick off your Saturday at the historic Nashville Flea Market at The Fairgrounds Nashville. This month’s theme, "Flea Into the New Year," features hundreds of vendors offering everything from handmade furniture and vintage clothing to rare collectibles. The doors are open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, providing ample time to explore the various sheds and outdoor stalls.
- Nashville Flea Market: The Fairgrounds Nashville, 401 Wingrove Street. Entry is free; parking is typically $10.
- Lady Gaga Drag Brunch: For those looking for a lively midday experience, The Lab at Zanies is hosting a themed drag brunch at 12:00 PM. Expect high-energy performances and a curated brunch menu in an intimate setting.
Afternoon Art and Evening Glow
If you prefer a quieter afternoon, visit the Centennial Art Center Gallery for the "Forces of Nature" exhibition. This public exhibition features multi-disciplinary works from four distinct artists exploring the intersections of the natural world and human consciousness. It is a perfect, free way to enjoy the cultural landscape of Centennial Park.
As the sun sets, the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere transforms for Zoolumination. This massive Chinese Festival of Lights features over 1,000 custom-made silk lanterns spread across 60 acres. This evening’s display runs from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM and includes live holiday-themed entertainment and unique photo opportunities among the glowing animal displays.
Live Music and Theater Notices
The night comes alive at 3rd & Lindsley with "Guilty Pleasures: The Final Countdown!" starting at 8:00 PM. Known for their nostalgic covers and high-octane energy, this local favorite is a staple for those looking to dance. Additionally, fans of theatrical music can head to the Broadway Sings Queen event, which reimagines classic rock anthems with a theatrical flair.
Important Notice: Please be aware that the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) has announced the cancellation of today’s scheduled performances of Les Misérables due to weather-related safety concerns. Ticket holders are advised to check their email for rescheduling or refund information.