Kid‑friendly shows to see with the family this fall

From “Moana” to monster trucks, Nashville stages are full of fun for the whole family.

Ice skater in a sparkling blue dress performs with arms raised during a “Frozen” scene on ice.

Disney on Ice skates back to Bridgestone Arena this fall. | Photo via Feld Entertainment

School’s back in session, but the fun doesn’t have to end. Not only does Nashville offer kid‑friendly activities year‑round, this fall is packed with shows featuring glowing dancers, monster trucks, and ice skating.

Disney magic

Light‑up spectacles

Performers bring colorful characters to life at the Gabby’s Dollhouse Live! stage show.

Step inside the world of “Gabby’s Dollhouse.” | Photo via United Talent Agency

For the littlest fans

Classic tales and adventures

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