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Nashville businesses offering Veterans Day deals and specials

Whether you’re active duty or a retired service member, these local businesses are extending a “thank you” on Veterans Day with special deals and offers.

A family of three walks through the Nashville Zoo on Veterans Appreciation Day. One of the parents is holding a child on their shoulders.

Make note: Some events begin before Veterans Day and dates of those happenings are outlined below. | Photo by Amiee Stubbs via Nashville Zoo

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Monday, Nov. 11 is Veterans Day, a federal holiday that commemorates those who have served in the US military. Check out this list of Veterans Day specials happening throughout Nashville. Pro tip: Most businesses ask to see an official form of military identification.

To all of our veteran and active-duty military readers, thank you for your service.

Where to eat

  • STK Nashville | From Friday, Nov. 8 to Monday, Nov. 11, veteran and active-duty military can receive 50% of their dine-in food.
  • Perry’s, Franklin | From 4 p.m. until close on Veterans Day, enjoy one complimentary pork chop when an accompanying guest purchases a dinner entree for dine-in, or order from the $39 three-course Military Menu featuring six choices per course.
  • Hard Rock Cafe | Stop by the Broadway biz for free Legendary Burgers all day.

What to do

  • Lane Motor Museum | All service members and up to three adults can visit the museum for free during Military Appreciation Week from Thursday, Nov. 7 through Monday, Nov. 11.
  • Nashville Zoo | Active military personnel, military veterans, and their immediate families receive free zoo admission on Sunday, Nov. 10 for Military Appreciation Day. Pro tip: Stop by the Grassmere Historic Home for a special Veterans Day exhibit.
  • Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum | All active-duty and retired service members and up to three immediate family members can visit the museum for free on Veterans Day.
  • Skydeck | “Salute to Service” features multiple performers and veteran speakers all benefiting The Mission Continues and Veterans Corporate Council. Veterans and active-duty military personnel get in free.

Bonus: Don’t miss The City of Franklin’s Veterans Day parade on Main Street beginning at 11 a.m.

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