Free Museums in Lebanon

"The Art Deco-style Frist Art Museum displays works by local, state and regional artists along with national and international exhibits. The center is housed in the former post office that was completed in 1934 as part of the Public Works Administration. Architectural details, including fluted pilasters and stone eagles, blend classical elements with national symbols to create a style known as Grecian Moderne."

"Location:United States Postal Service, 919 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee 37203. Artwork from around the world has found itself on display at the Frist Art Museum in Tennessee. This location has over 40,000 square feet of space filled with visual art of all kinds, including drawings, paintings, and sculptures."

"As one of Nashville's most prestigious art institutions, The Frist Center for the Visual Arts presents high-calibre exhibitions every six to eight weeks that feature artists from the region and around the world..."

"The Parthenon is located in Nashville’s Centennial Park and is one of the city’s most unique attractions. Replicas of authentic Grecian statues depicting Greek gods and goddesses offer and opportunity for guests to learn more about classical architecture. Many guests also choose to stop by the Tennessee Art Museum which houses approximately 60 works of art by well-known 19th and 20th century artists"

"Nashville's most iconic landmark, the famous reproduction of Athens' Parthenon, is located in Centennial Park and is just a short walk west of the city center. Originally built of wood in 1897 to commemorate the state's centenary, it was later rebuilt in cement on the same site. Today, it stands as an impressively accurate full-scale replica of the original Greek temple."

"Did you know that Nashville was home to a full-scale replica of the Parthenon?. Located in the heart of Centennial Park with paths and open areas for picnics and sports, there is something for everyone here. Inside the Parthenon is an art museum which for only $6 is a real bargain."

"A great place to visit with the kids, the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere provides a chance to explore the plains of Africa, delve into the rainforests of South America, and discover the many animals of Asia. All told, some 2,700 animals from 365 species can be viewed, including rare clouded leopards, Baird tapirs, toucans, and Bengal tigers, housed in habitats that represent their natural environments. Lorikeet Landing allows you to enter an aviary and be surrounded by more than 50 Australian parrots, while kids will love the Wild Animal Carousel; Wilderness Express Train; and the large Jungle Gym, where they can slide, swing, climb, crawl, and explore."

"From outer space to tiny atoms, the Adventure Science Center showcases interactive learning experience and the wonders of science. Guests can experience simulated weightlessness and fly like an astronaut in Space Chase. Or they can check out the Virtual Reality Studio to see dinosaurs that once roamed our planet up close."

"The Adventure Science Center is a 44,000 square foot museum dedicated to science and learning. It’s hands-on and interactive, so it’s fun for everyone. The Innovation Incubator allows visitors to dream up an idea and then watch it come to life using laser cutters, 3D printers, and vinyl cutters."

"George Jones was a musician with more country songs on the Billboard charts than any other country artist in history, but he was also famous for his crazy antics. One famous story involves him pulling up onto the sidewalk at the Nashville airport and leaving a note on the windshield that read “heavily under the influence of cocaine,” which also let readers know he’d be back in a couple of days. The story says that the car was still there running when he returned a few days later."

"Immerse yourself in George Jones’s life and legacy when you visit his museum on 2nd Avenue just north of Broadway. Throughout his career, Jones had more songs on the Billboard chart and more Top 40 songs than any other country music star in history. The museum is a tribute to the Texas-born country singer-songwriter who took the nation by storm in the 1960s and whose influence is still felt today amongst the country music faithful."

"Not ragged but totally right, the George Jones Museum’s rooftop bar offers a pristine view of the Cumberland River and Nashville’s very ownNissan Stadium. It’s the perfect place to grab a drink and appetizer while enjoyinglive music. Be sure to check out the museum for all things George Jones on your way up … it’s a Music City favorite for sure!"

"With 3,000 square feet of space, The Rymer Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery located in Nashville’s art district, Fifth Avenue of the Arts. The gallery is dedicated to showcasing art in many different forms, including paintings, sculptures, and statues. In cooperation with The Nashville Art Crawl, The Rymer Gallery hosts as many as 2,500 guests on the first Saturday of every month, when art collectors gather to admire the works curated for the district’s galleries."

"The gallery at Lipscomb University is curated by the art department faculty, hosting exhibitions each semester. The space offers students a place to study and develop their knowledge of a broad range of art works. Throughout the year Lipscomb welcomes nationally and regionally known artists for guest lectures surrounding the exhibitions."

"The Rymer Gallery is modern art gallery that promotes the artwork of concurrent generation. The gallery is committed to showcasing artists from a diverse genre of experience and media. In its massive 3,000 square feet location it has an artist studio and annex gallery."

"Established in 1966, The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee’s sports heritage. With vintage uniforms and artifacts, the museum honors athletes, coaches, sportswriters, and administrators who have made an impact on Tennessee sports history. The Hall is located in Bridgestone Arena where the Nashville Predators hockey team plays."

"Many award-winning athletes have come out of Tennessee, including Daren Bates, Reggie Grimes and Jalen Reeves-Maybin. The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates them all, and it’s conveniently located in downtown Nashville. Browse the displays and exhibits that showcase the history of the state’s finest sportsmen."

"The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame connects athletes, coaches and fans through exhibits that honor accomplishments on and off the field. Tickets are under $5 for adults, so this is a great place for a cheap day out!"

"Visit the Tennessee Central Railway Museum to learn more about America’s railroads by either seeing the different exhibits or taking a ride on a train. The passenger excisions travel all around middle Tennessee and have refreshments and souvenirs on board. Some of the train rides are themed, so it’s a fun way to experience a portion of history while getting to see a little more of the state."

"The Tennessee Central Railway Museum is dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee's railroad heritage. TCRM is home to a unique collection of historic equipment such as passenger cars, cabooses, and freight cars. The museum also operates passenger excursions in Middle Tennessee, providing a unique opportunity for everyone to experience the joys of rail travel."

"The Tennessee Central Railway Museum is not a typical museum. Take a ride and watch Tennessee move by past your wide window. Relax and ride through the scenic views and get an idea of the beauty of Tennessee."

"Sustainably sourced, local ingredients shine in the whimsical, inventive dishes coming out of the kitchen at Flyte World Dining and Wine. The lounge has been known to serve one of the most surprisingly elegant comfort food dishes in the city: a humble, yet decadent, rabbit pot pie. In the main dining room, patrons exalt over the chef's creative reinterpretation of traditional Southern chicken and waffles, a two-day yeast waffle topped with thinly sliced spicy pig ears, a silky buttermilk custard, bourbon barrel-aged maple syrup and spritz of house-made hot sauce."

"Flyte’s new chef is entertaining diners with his brand of clever cuisine. Mike Moranski has made a conscious effort to bring down the cost of some of his popular entrees without sacrificing quality or creativity, but perhaps the best bargain is the chance to watch him and his talented staff working their magic from any of the four tables located in the kitchen area of the restaurant. Playfully referred to as Flyte’s “Kitchen Coliseum, x93 the tables can be configured to hold from two to 18 diners right in the middle of the action."

"Situated a little away from the busy downtown area, this elegant restaurant offers upscale American comfort food. The simple exterior does not do justice to the culinary delights that await you. Sunday brunch here is a delight with omelets, waffles, crab bisque, biscuits, a chocolate fountain, and much more."

"From the beautiful historic mansion to the southern staples, Mere Bulles provides a truly picturesque setting for Sunday brunch. Located in Maryland Farms, this historic restaurant is ideal for outdoor dining, private events and special occasions."

"Hendersonville's Drake Creek Park offers: 2 Lighted Football Fields 13 Lighted Baseball / Softball Fields 5 Concession Stands 7 Restroom Facilities 3 Basketball Goals (1 lighted)"

"Some of the best Italian in Nashville is at Romano's Macaroni Grill, located in the beloved local mall, Opry Mills. Romano's Macaroni Grill is a chain, well-known for their delicio..."

"It’s the only time you can easily combine two meals, since trying to smash lunch and dinner together would mean you’d have to miss work or your afternoon nap. With brunch, you can sleep in, enjoy food items from two different parts of the menu and drink like it’s happy hour. So when you choose to celebrate this wonderful meal mashup, here are some of the best spots in neighborhoods all over Nashville to enjoy brunch."

"Complete with upscale bar food, live music every night, plenty of TVs streaming sports and fun outdoor games, this massive patio at Live Oak is prepared to host you and your pals for a whole day. There is even an outdoor bar with outdoor games and comfortable couches, so be prepared to lounge away!"