Nashville’s holiday gift guide

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It’s the holiday season + this year you may want to do your shopping as early as possible. Long story short — we’ve got some shopping to do. Here’s our curated list of 20+ quali-tree gift ideas.

Stocking stuffers

Radnor’s So Rad coffee beans from Bongo Java

Your favorite Kelsey Montague murals as stickers

Hot cocoa bombs made by Tempered Chocolates

If you’re shopping for...

The music maven who will sell out the Ryman one day:

The White Elephant gift exchange match — with a $25 limit to boot:

  • Grab your special someone a rich + warm (or fruity and floral) soy candle from Sweet Tea Candle Co. Pro tip: The Nashville Grind candle is sure to remind you of your favorite local coffee shop.

The craft beer aficionado who loves a local brew:

  • Craft Brewed + Tailgate Brewery’s Mug Club subscriptions come with tons of frothy perks. Plus, Tailgate’s Mutt Club will get your loved one’s pup a free dog treat per visit and more.

The next door neighbor always looking to try something new:

  • Catch up at Hermitage Hotel’s new afternoon tea service, Spillin’ tea with Draper James, which is inspired by recipes from Reese Witherspoon’s cookbook, “Whiskey in a Teacup.”

The parents who love a good game night:

The pal who always forgets about self-care, but could use a break:

The creative friend who is always checking out local art crawls:

The outdoorsy type that’s always hitting the trail:

  • Your loved one will be the smartest in their running group with this new book about Warner Parks’ history. Plus, this water bottle from Cumberland Transit features illustrations of Percy Priest, Fall Creek Falls, and more.

The kiddo in your life who happens to be the cutest nugget of all time:

The coworker who has an Instagram page for their pet:

  • Pamper the pups with treats and fashionable items from Miss Kitty’s Dog Resortand hey, maybe your gift will make an appearance in a future Instagram post.

The foodie in your life that loves trying new restaurants:

The sports fans who never miss a home game:

  • Help your favorite Nashville SC fan break in the new stadium with season tickets or gift your baseball-loving pal a Nashville Sounds throwback jersey.

The downtown shopper who loves supporting local:

  • If your loved one lives, works, or plays downtown, opt for a “Downtown Dollars” e-gift card hosted by the Nashville Downtown Partnership. Plus, check out the limited time BOGO deals. Pro tip: Peek at this list of local downtown merchants to see where they can use the gift card.
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