NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WMOT) -- The Nashville Symphony’s 11th annual Free Music Day is set for October 22.
Twenty artists will make music on four stages in and around the Schermerhorn. Spokesperson Kelley Bell says the Orchestra will perform at noon, playing Beethoven, Dvo?ák, Copland, Prokofiev, Gershwin and Williams.
“Usually we have people hanging from the rafters," Bell noted. " It’s open seating, so I would suggest getting there a little early.”
You can also enjoy classical Chinese music, a dulcimer choir, fiddle ensemble, African drumming and more.
There’s an instrument petting zoo for the kids and meal trucks will be on hand.