Today is Nashville’s unofficial holiday — 615 Day — and with that comes a number of deals and celebrations to share your Nashvillian pride.
Deals + donations
Fifth + Broadway is a hub for several 615 Day promotions, beginning with $6.15 parking for residents from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (show your ID at the Music City Shop to validate).
Plus, visit Nash Collection (20% off total in-store purchase), the Music City Shop ($6.15 from select Project 615 attire donated to W.O. Smith Music School), and Hattie B’s (10% of sales will benefit four local organizations). Cap off a day of shopping with $6.15 drink specials at Assembly Food Hall.
Some other specials include:
- Free public skates at Ford Ice Center’s Antioch location
- $6.15 off all Hometeam Pizza orders
- Diskin Cider’s Six One Five cider is $6.15 for 4-pack orders (12-6:15 p.m.) or for two pints in the tasting room
- Vanderbilt is hosting several promotions, including a scavenger hunt, 30% off Commodores gear, and deals on season tickets and single games.
- $6.15 cheesy bread at Slim & Husky’s Nashville and Murfreesboro locations
- Two slices of pizza (1 topping each) for $6.15 at Pizza Perfect
Party with locals
It wouldn’t be 615 Day without celebrating with other Nashvillians. Enjoy live music, vendors, trivia, and installations at 100 Taylor (6-10 p.m.), head to the ballpark to see the Nashville Sounds play in special jerseys, and stop by TailGate Brewery Germantown’s 615 Day-themed anniversary party for new releases + merch giveaways.
Bonus: Keep the 615 Day fun going into the weekend with a block party before Saturday’s Nashville Sounds game. There will be live music, inflatables, balloon artists, food trucks, hair braiding, and more from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Can’t get away for the day? Tune into Lightning 100 for in-studio performances by local artists.