According to WalletHub, Nashville ranks No. 72 on its list of best cities for keeping New Year’s resolutions. Challenge accepted.
Still thinking about goals for the year, even if formal resolutions aren’t your thing? We’re taking a look at some of the most common ones and offering a few local tips to help stay on track.
Spend less money
Plans don’t have to come with a price tag. Nashville has many no-cost activities around town, from select museums and tours to parks and hiking trails. When it’s time to eat, there are plenty of local spots where $12 goes a long way.
Stay active
Nashville is full of ways to keep moving, and this list of local gyms covers everything from weightlifting and indoor rock climbing to dancing, boxing, and martial arts. Other options include pickleball, padel, yoga, and run/walk clubs that make it easy to move at your own pace.
Use more city services
Did you know your Nashville library card grants perks such as free artwork, seeds for your garden, and BCycle passes? Public transit is another city service to tap into, with WeGo offering bus and rail options across Nashville.
Spend more time with family
These 50+ kid-friendly spots around town offer something for Nashvillians of all ages. You can also keep an eye on our monthly Plan Ahead calendar to track major events, many of which are family-friendly.
Strengthen friendships
Spending more time with friends usually starts with putting something on the calendar. That could mean meeting up for brunch or happy hour, shopping at local vintage stores, or booking a tee time.
