It gets a little batty at Duber Cave State Park, where its most prominent natural cave used to lend its big roomy mouth to local square dances, radio shows and big band instrumental concerts; the cave is now temporarily sold out due to a thriving bat community. Bats aside, there's plenty of outdoor recreation like fishing, hiking and picnicking to enjoy, making a trip to this bat cave well worth the drive.
There's something for everyone at Music Valley in Nashville, your one-stop shop for big time entertainment. Enjoy listening to live music at Texas Troubadour Theater, dining at Santa Fe Cattle Company, spinning around at the Earnest Tubb Record Shop and pitching a tent at the Yogi Bears Jellystone Park.
Antique lovers with a green thumb find happiness at the Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville, one of the largest antique and horticulture festivals in the country. Attendees from all over the world browse over one hundred and fifty antique and garden booths, hear engaging lectures, and see and purchase rare, beautiful antiques.
Hang out where Elvis, the "King of Rock and Roll" recorded more than two hundred hit songs as you tour Historic RCA Studio B and sneak a peek at the making of more than 35,000 recordings, 1,000 American hits and 40 million-selling singles by world famous musicians. Be sure to book Nashville's only historic studio tour now! Seats and tour availability may be limited. The tour is only available in conjunction with the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum admission in their Studio B Experience.