NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — There's plenty for you to enjoy around Nashville this March, take a look below to see what Music City has to offer.
March 2
- Purim
March 3:
- Purim
- Magha Puja Day
March 4:
- Holi
March 8:
- International Women's Day
March 16:
- Laylat al-Qadr
March 17:
- Saint Patrick's Day
March 20:
- Eid al-Fitr
March 26:
- Rama Navami
March 29:
- Palm Sunday
March 31:
- Hanuman Jayanti
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- Nashville SC v Inter Miami (CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16) Leg 1
- 2026 SEC Men's Basketball Championship
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- Danae Hayes at The Ryman
- The Caverns Celtic Celebration at the Caverns
- Tommy and Saundra O'Sullivan at the Caverns
March 15:
- Diana Ross at the Opry House
- Irish Brunch feat. Chloë Agnew at The Lounge, City Winery Nashville
- SOCKS IN THE FRYING PAN at The Franklin Theatre
- Josh O'Keefe at the Ford Theater
- Tim O’Brien and Jan Fabricius at the Station Inn
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March 7 - April 12: Cheekwood in Bloom: Red, White & Blooms
March 24-28: Tin Pan South
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