The Wilson County Expo Center is a multipurpose event center space located on the Wilson County…read moreFairgrounds in Lebanon off of I-40. It certainly is large enough for a company or business to hold just about any event here with room for hundreds of vendors. There is a lot of parking as well. Usually at events here they will have the food trucks pull up at the back entrance which is convenient if you get hungry after an event. I've been here for the Christmas shopping event and the Wine festival which are held in the main exhibit hall. The Thursday night Batch & Bushel Farmer's Market is here as well as other showcases, rallies and conventions. For people who live in Nashville the expo center is about 30-40 minutes away. No event I've been to here has really made me want to come back or blown me away. I do like the actual fairgrounds and the Fiddler's Grove Historical Village but I guess I am just neutral about the Expo Center. It is okay and it serves its purpose.

Came here for "a toast to Tennessee" wine festival and I had such a blast with my friends and…read morefamily! I was honestly shocked that the town of Lebanon has such a large convention center because the town is so small. The facility was clean, spacious and functional. I loved how new the facility felt. The bathroom even had shower rooms. The entire venue is also indoor and air conditioned, so you could enjoy events weather worry free all year round. The parking lot is super spacious and even had camping site if you bring your RVs in. During large events they will set up free shuttle bus to transport you to and from the music city star train station. I would certainly recommend this convention center to all friends and family.

If you are seeking a finished open event space, Spaces is a wonderful option. The layout was very…read moreaccommodating for the Fashion For A Fraction event that I was at today. The overall layout and flow of the space was perfect for the various retail vendor booths but could certainly also work for a cocktail party too. Parking is not an issue with the dedicated parking lot and there is also an adjoining parking area that is shared with Harris Teeter. My only resistance is that this location is not very central and can mean a temper tantrum traffic-ridden nightmare down West End for me. Otherwise, this space is quite nice!

Track One in South Nashville is a cool spot for different pop-up markets and events. They have a…read morelarge warehouse building that they call "The Garage" where businesses can put up their tents/stands and merchandise and a big outdoor lot for food trucks to pull up. Although multiple events are hosted here and open to the public I do know that they do private events and weddings here too. My first time here was at their Nashvember event, organized by Project 615, which had easily over 30 vendors and at least 10 food trucks. The layout was simple to navigate and I didn't have any trouble finding my way around. I thought this was a clever spot for this event but I am glad that it wasn't raining that day since the food trucks were all obviously outside. I noticed that a lot of people who come here kind of park in the surrounding areas and walk over. I've had to park over where the restaurant Bastion is then jump the train tracks to get here. I wish it was easier to park here! Although I've been to different events similar to this one I do like the location and the convenience to midtown from this area. I also like that track-one has accessible bathrooms that are close to the main lot.

I have been to a few events here at Track One and today's review is from my experience at…read moreNashvember. What a wonderful event! The weather could NOT have been better. The entire area was bustling! Long lines for the food trucks, great music streaming in and out of the building, and about three aisles full of diverse shops. My friend and I went and had a blast! We found some fabulous jewelry for me and found out about the awesome product- Soberdough. We even took some home. There were plenty of leather good shops, stationary, jewelry, clothes, vintage items, baby clothes, beer, candles, soaps, etc. There was something for everyone. The food trucks who came were Grilled Cheeserie, Califarmia, Banh Mi, Bao Haus, Artisan Mac and Cheese, Jeni's, and a handful more that I can't remember off the top of my head. I hope they continue to do this because it was an amazing event!

Disclaimer: I have never used WELD professionally, but I have a few friends who have worked out of…read morethe space for years and I've visited. To the untrained eye, WELD may seem like a WeWork, but it's so much more. It is slightly more expensive than WeWork for a space, but here are the benefits: 1) A creative community- The people who make up WELD are some of the most creative people in Nashville. You have a famous podcaster, a personality test tech company, a photographer, and so many more people creating beauty out of ashes. It's an inspiring place to be and you can bounce ideas off of these smart minds. 2) Free studio- There's a giant white room that you can use for free if you're a member for photo shoots and/or video shoots. WeWork doesn't offer that! 3) The space- It's beautiful and in an up and coming part of town. They converted shipping containers into office space. 4) Free coffee- It's from CREMA and it's good. Even as WeWork moves into Nashville, WELD is the place to be if you're a creative and need a space to work.

An open and creative work space that inspires!…read more This is a shared work space between creative professionals. There's a community "kitchen" complete with fridge, microwave, sink, etc. Weld offers an open environment for group work as well as individual spaces. My office used the meeting room for the day to brainstorm and develop a new software plan. Weld was a perfect spot to escape the cubicle and truly inspired us to think outside the box. The energy at Weld promotes creative thinking and helped our team accomplish our goal. Highly recommend this space for any work group! **Warning you must be a member!

Rating this one just for the parking, though I've been to conferences and events in the space…read moreitself which is fine. I just appreciate that the city still has at least 1 downtown adjacent lot they haven't sold out to private companies who gouge the citizens of Nashville and hurt local businesses by forcing customers to pay something like $45 for an hour of parking. While an event, like a Preds game, might spike the price to park here at MCC up to $20, it's typically just $15 to park here for an entire evening or day. You can walk pretty much anywhere in downtown from here if you like. So rather than pay the highway robbery of those other PNC and Metropolis lots (companies who regularly face lawsuits for price gouging and unethical business practices, including a recent Nashville settlement by Metropolis) I always opt for a spot here to walk. Just think, in another world/time/era, this would just be the standard with the city owning lots at reasonable rates and using that money for city improvements rather than private companies charging astronomical fees to line their own pockets.

I needed to be here a couple of days for a conference recently. The location is very central and…read moreclose to the Lower Broadway area, which has become a touristy mess over the years... It's nice that Nashville has more of a touristy attraction to it, but the majority of stuff, places, restaurants, and bars are NOT COUNTRY, they're simply pop to cater to all the silly bridal showers and other parties that come here. That being said, this convention center actually looked great and was laid out nicely with parking close by. It's a decent size, for most medium conferences and conventions.

I attended a wedding at this venue. It's located next to a school and a park. The grounds are…read morebeautiful and the house has a pretty and rustic vibe. A good friend was getting married, I got to see her get ready upstairs in the chick loft. Mirrors comfy chairs and couches with a restroom as well. The barn area of the wedding was beautiful... simplistic and classy. Overall all pretty and even made me think about getting married. Pricing isn't too bad, the website breaks it down. Only downside is the kids screaming after school if you have the wedding on a Friday during school hours.

Really beautiful event location…read more We attended a wedding here in fall 2017 and had an amazing time. It was raining so all attendees had to be inside, and there was still room for it to be enjoyable. The front porch is a beautiful addition and the back patio was a great place to escape from rain under the tent set up for the wedding. Since it is a historical building, it is not as accesible for those with mobility limitations as one might hope and the single bathroom was very busy, but overall the well-kept historical details and the charm of the house way outshine these minor inconveniences.

Tech Hill Commons is a public gathering place for Nashville's diverse community of tech leaders,…read morebusiness builders, user groups, students and tech educators. You can rent the space out for your event or host a meeting. If you are a Nashville Technology Council member, you will receive a discounted rate for renting the space. They have four spaces available: 1. Comcast Board Room 2. ENA Conference Room, powered by Cisco 3. Event center 4. Learning Center I've listed the capacity and cost below. I've used it for several events and meetings already and everyone who attended enjoyed the space. There is plenty of parking. Comcast Board Room (Capacity: 20) Hourly Rate* (4-hour minimum) NTC Member: $38 Non-NTC Member: $75 ENA Conference Room, powered by Cisco (Capacity: 12) Hourly Rate* (4-hour minimum) NTC Member: $25 Non-NTC Member: $50 Event Center (Capacity: 150) Hourly Rate* (4-hour minimum) NTC Member: $75 Non-NTC Member: $150 Learning Center (Capacity: 48) Hourly Rate* (4-hour minimum) NTC Member: $63 Non-NTC Member: $125

Dell Heroes puts on technical training workshops for our partners' systems engineers, so Tech Hill…read moreCommons sounded like a logical place for us to host our Nashville event. I am very pleased with every aspect of working with Cara McCarthy at Nashville Tech Hill Commons: opening early (7:30am) so we can set up; loaning me a Chrome Book so I could post on LinkedIn (my laptop died the night before); getting us more coffee when we under-ordered through the catering service we selected; and seeing to every detail, whether large or small. She even helped me with outbound shipment of my event banner. The next time we need to hold an event in Nashville, we plan to go back to Tech Hill Commons for more of their great customer service!

The staff was very welcoming! This venue appreciates veterans which is something I really loved. As…read morea veteran I was thankful to be able to attend a show with my mom. The venue has offers cocktails and snacks in addition to a restaurant/jazz lounge downstairs. It's really lovely.

I wish there were 10 Stars. I had bought tickets on line to see Shiners. Today I realized I could…read morehave given Pam a great birthday surprise with Box seat and a VIP experience for a very affordable amount extra. I emailed customer service and asked if it was possible if we could get the VIP package with our front row seats. Jason Responded in 2 minutes. He offered to change our seat to box seats and to pick up he tickets at the box office. Dealing with Jason was easy and delightful. We exchanged 6 emails in 4 minutes and I will never forget the Woolworth Theatre,