Discover the best top things to do in Tennessee, United States including Belz Museum of Asian & Judaic Art, Amqui Station and Visitors Center, Withers Collection Museum & Gallery, Storytellers Hideaway Farm and Museum, David Lusk Gallery, Edge Motor Museum, Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center, River Gallery, Nashville Parthenon, Appalachian Center for Craft.
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Admission prices: $6 adult, $5 senior, $4 student. Free if 5 years old or under.
Absolutely amazing pieces of carved ivory - from full tusks (even ancient mammoths) to small pieces. The jades too are phenomenal. I have been in museums all over the world (biut not China!) and have never seen such a large collection of beautiful work! There are a number of other excellent pieces, too. For $6, well worth it for anyone to come take a look on a rainy day, even if it's not normally your thing. The Judaica was pretty impressive, too, including a huge collection of contemorary silver and some art. Loved that they included the "Living On" exhibition - a collection of photos and stories of Holocaust survivors relevant to Memphis. An easy walk from any location downtown, it's on the trolley line. In the basement, accessible by either elevator or stairs.
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About Discover Madison, Inc.-Amqui Station and Visitor's Center: Discover Madison, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to celebrate, educate, promote, and preserve Madison, Tennessee through the historic Amqui Station, a 1910 L&N Railroad station which was saved from demolition by Johnny Cash.
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The Withers Collection Museum and Gallery houses and displays the collection of photographs taken by Ernest C. Withers, a prolific photojournalist who captured Memphis history for over 60 years.
It's a great place to see some great photographs, and learn a lot about the civil rights movement. There is also a bit about music.
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Located a short drive west of Nashville on I-40, this was the place Johnny Cash used to escape from public life. Now the Storytellers Hideaway Farm and Museum in Bon Aqua, TN is a must-stop for anyone interested in knowing more about the man behind the country music legend, as well as the region’s rich history. We have an extensive collection of Johnny Cash and classic country photos and memorabilia, including the famous One-Piece-At-A-Time Cadillac, created from Johnny’s own song of the same name. Live mini concerts, with our talented in-house musicians, are included as a part of every self-guided tour. Concerts start at 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 and 2:00. The Hideaway Farm belonged to Johnny for over thirty years. Come see the house where he lived, and the land that he loved, the place he called “the center of my universe.” Visitors are welcome to savor the peace and serenity of the 8 acres that surround the house.
This is a must see to get away from the craziness of downtown Nashville crowds and feel connected with how a country music great really lived. Fantastic tour of the museum led by Mark Cash, Johnnys nephew. Then on to the farm where the owners Brian and Sally treat you like family, they are amazing people! Nothing is roped off, they pretty much give you free roam! Will definitely be back! Must do in the area!
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The Edge Motor Museum, Memphis’ only auto museum, highlights the rise and fall of the American sports car from “postwar to ‘74” in an exhibit called American Speed. Located just 600 feet west of Sun Studio, the museum is a short 2 minute walk down the street and features cars from the same era(s) that Sun highlights so well on their tours.
Loved our stop in here on a rainy Sunday, the personal touch was much appreciated giving us a little background to the beautiful cars on display. Very much worth a visit!
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Craft and art collections.
Beautiful Gallery with many works of art for sale. We enjoyed the gardens and the Bliff view area as a whole. The apricot cookies were delicious at the coffee shop.
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Standing as the centerpiece in Nashville's Centennial Park, the Parthenon is a full scale replica of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. Come inside to see the 42-foot gilded sculpture of Athena, the permanent display of American paintings from the Cowan Collection, the history of the Nashville Parthenon dating back to the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition, and a variety of temporary shows and exhibitions! The entrance is located on the ground level of the East side of the building.
Yes it’s an exact replica of The Parthenon at Greece!... Made with the same Patience, Artistic Excellence and knowledge about the the then History and Cultural expertise, Parthenon is a treat to Watch and adds to the many Attractions to the Beutiful City Of Nashville.A very Green, Calm and Picturesque Location at Centennial Park the Parthenon houses the Greek Goddess Of Victory and other Replicas Of Ancient Greek times. It also houses a good Sovenighr Shop.
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