Nashville Attractions

The Bluebird Café is one of Nashville's most iconic spots, and it’s a must-visit if you’re a fan of live music. This cozy, 90-seat venue is famous for its intimate atmosphere and incredible performances by some of the biggest names in country music. Taylor Swift played here at just 14 years old and landed her first record deal, and legends like Garth Brooks, Kathy Mattea, and Faith Hill have also performed on its stage.

Nashville Glasshaüs is a creative hub in Nashville, TN, offering a blend of glassblowing art, coffee, and community. Visitors can participate in various classes, including a 20-minute glass experience to craft custom pieces, a 30-minute "Blow Your Own Cup" session, seasonal pumpkin-making classes, and more in-depth one-hour lessons that include food and drinks. Live glassblowing demonstrations are held every Saturday, and the venue also accommodates private events and group classes.

When visiting Nashville, experiencing the Grand Ole Opry is a must! As one of the city’s most iconic venues, the Opry is where country music legends and rising stars alike come together for unforgettable live performances. Known as the “Home of Country Music,” the Opry has been entertaining audiences for nearly a century, showcasing a variety of genres from bluegrass to gospel, with a rich blend of traditional and modern country tunes.

Discover the art of sushi making in our Sushi Rolling Class! Enjoy crafting traditional "maki" with ingredients like seaweed, sushi rice, and spicy tuna. Our expert chefs will guide you through making various sushi types:

1. Temaki (Hand-Rolled Sushi)
2. Futomaki (Fat-Rolled Sushi)
3. Uramaki (Inside-Out Rolled Sushi)

The class is held at Sunda on the first Saturday of every month from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm, priced at $85 per person.