Preview: The Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville 2023

An aerial view of the showroom floor from a past Antiques and Garden Show.

Go ahead and bust out your planner.

Photo via the Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville

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Turn off the HGTV shows, put down the remote, and visit Music City Center this weekend — The Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville makes its return for the annual three-day event (Friday, Feb. 3-Sunday, Feb. 5).

🗺️ Design your own adventure

Navigating downtown can be a task on any normal weekend, now let’s throw over 150 antiques, art, and horticultural vendors under one roof and ~16,000 attendees to mix.

Use this showfloor map to preview vendor locations and dealers by “antique” or “horticulture” categories. Plus, look ahead at schedules using this digital catalog.

🎤 Lectures + signings

Pro tip: All lectures are being held in the Davidson Ballroom and book signings are to follow.

Musicians performing in the showroom at a past event.

It wouldn’t be Music City without live music.

Photo via Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville

🗓️ Don’t miss events

If you like early access, bourbon, and live music, you’ll want to add these special events to your itinerary.

  • Preview Party | Thursday, Feb. 2 | 6:30-9 p.m. | View and shop vendors before the rest of the crowd.
  • Bourbon Party | Friday, Feb. 3 | 6:30-9 p.m. | Enjoy Southern fare, sip bourbon, and shop the showroom — make sure you’re wearing your best “Nashville cocktail-casual” attire.
  • Music in the Gardens | Saturday, Feb. 4 | 3:30-5:30 p.m. | Listen to musicians as you visit vendors.

Purchase general admission and lecture tickets.

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