For those of you without fall break plans this year, fear not. Nashville is a city filled with a ton of activities ranging from concerts to festivals to fun restaurants. The activities planned in and around Nashville during this fall break will make for an excellent stay-cation. For Harry Potter fans out there, “Potted Potter” is currently showing at Nashville’s Tennessee Performing Arts Center Oct. 9-11. This show condenses all seven Harry Potter books into 70 hilarious minu

Nashville may be nicknamed Music City, but its art scene is just as prominent. With venues like Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art, the Frist Center for the Visual Arts and numerous other noted gallery spaces, including the Parthenon replica that lends the city another name, “the Athens of the South,” Nashville is more than a music city. It’s a music and arts mecca. And for gallery spaces around town, fall means new exhibitions and artists to discover. This semester

El Dia de Los Muertos – The Day of the Dead – will entertain the living as it celebrates the departed at the 12th annual festival at Cheekwood Botanical Gardens. People of all cultures will gather from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday to participate in El Dia de Los Muertos, a holiday and day of observance with roots in the ancient Aztec communities in Mexico. From the sugar skulls and other skeletal images to the music, dance, crafts and food, the event captures much of the spirit of