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Fall Favorites In Nashville?

13 October 2008 | 1:25 pm
Author: Morgan Levy

Well, it’s officially fall in Nashville, which we know by looking at the leaves on the ground and NOT judging by the temperature for the past week. We’re in the mood for pumpkin carving, corn mazes and apple picking (so dang it, Nashville, cool off).  We have a few favorite fall spots of our own, but we’d like to poll our readers: 

What’s your favorite autumn tradition in or around Nashville?

We’ll round up our own favorites along with some reader favorites at the end of the week and pass them along for everyone to enjoy! 

Photo by keithj14268. 

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  • A decent collection of stuff is here (not so great to look at though):
    http://www.nashvillelife.com/halloween/
  • matt
    umm, corn mazes, since it rained and didn't frost this year it will be tall enough to be actually be fun for people over 4ft tall.
  • Allison
    Pumpkin Fest in Franklin!!! It's the last weekend of this month!
  • Oh yes, Franklin does fall festivals best.
  • Jim
    I agree with hockey! Street hockey league fall season starts this Sunday!
  • Oktoberfest/Germantown Street Festival last weekend was a blast (VERY hot, but also very fun)!

    Also, hiking at Radnor Park gives a great view of the fall colors.
  • We went and yes, VERY hot... but an impressive (two) festival(s)!

    Good call on Radnor. Any other favorite hiking spots?
  • Kevin Heim
    Ghouls at Grassmere, hands down. Loads of fun to go and even better to volunteer to work it.
  • Is it fun for adults too? It seems awesome, but geared at younger children or families. Volunteering is a great idea though.
  • Kevin Heim
    Its definitely geared for kids, but its a fun way to release your
    inner-child. Went there on a date once, and believe it or not, she had a
    great time!
  • Rachel
    praying for spring.
  • No love for fall? Sad!
  • kicking pumpkins.
  • Hockey! (duh)
  • You're so predictable ;) And SO right. Go Preds!
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