6 spring festivals in Nashville

Check out some of our must-do festivities happening this spring in Music City.

A patron of the East Nashville Beer Fest pours a draft at a vendor at a previous year's festival.

Will you be attending the East Nashville Beer Fest this year?

Hey, festie bestie. Spring has arrived and so have the festivals that accompany the change in seasons. From flowers, tattoos, beer, and beyond — here are six events to attend.

Full Moon Tattoo and Horror Festival | Friday, April 7-Sunday, April 9 | Times vary | Sonesta Nashville Airport, 600 Marriott Dr. | $30+ | Get tattooed by tattoo artists, meet horror film celebrities, and watch horror films at the Full Moon Cineplex.

Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival | Saturday, April 15 | 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. | Public Square Park | Free | Expect a jam-packed day of Japanese music, dance, martial arts, food, anime merchandise, sumo suit wrestling, and a cosplay contest.

East Nashville Beer Fest | Saturday, April 15 | 12-5 p.m. | East Park, 700 Woodland St. | $25 designated drivers and $65 GA | Tickets gain you access to the festival, a tasting glass, and unlimited samples from a variety of 50 beer vendors — food vendors will also be on-site.

Nashville Comedy Festival | Saturday, April 15-Sunday, April 23 | Locations vary | Prices vary | Headliners include Nate Bargatze, Leanne Morgan, David Spade, and Fortune Feimster along with 20+ other performers.

Tennessee Craft Fair | Friday, May 5-Sunday, May 7 | Times vary | Centennial Park | Free | The 52nd annual event showcases handmade crafts, artisan demonstrations, hands-on kids activities, food vendors, and opportunities to meet the artists.

Nashville Rosé Festival | Saturday, May 20 | 3-7 p.m. | East Park, 700 Woodland St. | $25 designated drivers and $55+ GA | Tickets include entry to the festival, a tasting glass, and samples of all wines, beers, and cocktails — plus, enjoy DJ tracks, live performance art, craft vendors, and food trucks.

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