Wow, so many #babes and #hotguys!! Voted one of Nashville's Best Events to Meet a SO! Contact us to become a Fest Ambassador & earn comped ticket! . Follow us on FB/twttr/NashBeerFest Instagram Page! Lotsa surprises on Oct. 22! Music City's fall brew fest: untd tastings of 150+ beers, spirits, & wines, ALL ACCESS to the spacious & interactive Musicians Hall of Fame & Grammy Museum ($24 value), music, DJ Leo & the HOF Dance Floor, football, tasty food & more! VIP tickets are ltd & include one hour early entrance, a delish meal & T-shirt! Thank you to Cupid Charities! We're a community event, we hope you can join us! Thank you to our great Charity! Cupid Charities/Children's Tumor Foundation. The Musicians Hall of Fame (MHOF) is located in the Municipal Auditorium at 401 Gay St., 37219, in downtown Music City. The MHOF is just off James Robertson Parkway near Bicentennial Mall & the Baseball Park, also a half mile from Broadway & the Ryman. Scroll down to see 10 photos of the venue.
The corner of Gay St. and 5th Ave. North The MHOF is a both a beautiful, first-class event space and a premiere music center & attraction, featuring dozens of exhibits and hands-on activities for people of all ages. Beer fest guests will have access to the entire MHOF including the brand new (April 2016) interactive Grammy Museum, which allows people to explore the process of creating music. The '16 Beerfest will also be outside the MHOF on Gay St., allowing guests both an indoor and outdoor experience on October 22. Inside, there will be ample room for beer & wine tasting, booths, brew festivities, music & more, as well as ALL ACCESS to the MHOF attractions, exhibits and the interactive Grammy booths and Museum. The MHOF is a tribute to all genres of music and the musicians and studio players & bands who actually created the music we all know and love, from the 1950’s to today. The Museum pulls back the curtain on the music industry, allowing music lovers to learn about and experience the process of creating hit recordings and legendary sounds.
Front entrance of the Musicians Hall of Fame The MHOF holds up to 2,000 people The large front banquet hall is just one of the event areas MHOF hosts first-class events & weddings all year around Interactive Live Studio at the Grammy Museum- open to Beerfest guests! Interactive DJ Booth at the Grammy Museum- also open to our guests! 6th AnnualNashville Beer FestivalSaturday, October 22, 2016, 2 to 8 pmThe 6th Nashville Beer Fest is Saturday, October 22, 2016 at the Musicians Hall of Fame in Downtown Music City, 2-8 pm! The Fest benefits Cupid Charities and is powered by more than 60 local groups & organizations. #NashBeerFest celebrates 45+ craft breweries, Tickets have sold out every year, so get yours early. Tickets are $55 & include the souvenir sample glass. DD tiks are $20. See ya’ll at the ’16 #NashBeerFest!Guests will enjoy unlimited tastings of great craft brew, wine & spirits, all access to the Musicians Hall of Fame & Grammy Museum, Costume Party, DJ Leo, football on large screens, select vendor booths, delicious food, premium cigars & more!
Think Beer Fest- with a distinctly Nashville flavor. Musicians Hall of Fame is just a half mile from Broadway and one block from James Robertson Parkway The Fest is a charity event. Please join us as we try to raise funds for the Children's Tumor Foundation, helping cure a dreaded childhood disease! We need volunteers- get into the festival free and help us host Nashville's fall brew fest! It's a great way to meet people & get involved!The Event Committee consists of more than 20 professionals from local businesses, clubs, groups and organizations. .There are a limited number of vendor booths available for food vendors and specialty vendors. Please apply on this website. Volunteer positions are limited. /NashvilleBeerFestival.We hope to see ya'll at the Festival!!Thank you to our Sponsors!Cupid CharitiesUPtown's Smoke ShopAladdin's HookahHorton GroupCommunity EdgeVolunteer Welding Beer Fest Booths! Get Ready for Fun Stuff! been moved or is temporarily unavailable. return to your previous page.
Please check the URL. Otherwise, click here to be redirected to the homepage. When Blue Chair Bay Rum invited me to be a part of their Blogtender Nation by joining them in celebrating the first-ever , visions of serene sandy beaches danced in my head. And I said yes...obviously! Me, fresh pineapples, and rum? Let's talk about first. Created by singer Kenny Chesney, BCB just celebrated it's 1-year birthday! They offer three flavors - White, Coconut, and Spiced Coconut. I was able to pick one flavor to sample and create a cocktail with; it was a hard decision, but I went with Coconut. After the long, brutal winter we're still trying to shake here in the Midwest, I needed a little tropical getaway. So, first impressions are important, right? Blue Chair Bay made a helluva first impression. The bottle is gorgeous. It's made of a smoky-blue matte glass that fades into clear and makes me want to rub my hands up an down it. A wooden-topped stopper accented with a thin, rustic sort of nautical seal bearing the words "nowhere to go, nowhere to be" complete the package.
How's it go down? Far too smoothly for my own good. When you remove the stopper, the coconut aroma instantly transports you to the beach. One sip from the bottle conjures up the warmth of sunshine on your cheeks and warm sand between your toes. And I promise, I am not referencing the effects of the alcohol, but rather the spirit it imparts. Okay, pun sort of intended. My next step was deciding how to bring the Coconut Rum together with fresh pineapple. There's always the obvious, a piña colada. I toyed with making a caramelized pineapple version. I didn't, but that's still gonna happen. I thought about making a boozy tropical shake. Maybe I'd combine them with ginger beer and spice to really accent that island feel. But then something came to mind that was a pure stroke of genius. Sometimes tooting your own horn is totally justified. While thinking about flavors that I associate with the tropics, the beach, the Caribbean; bananas were an obvious conclusion. So I thought, what has pineapple and bananas and coconut in it?
Well, the answer that came to mind was a very traditional Southern cake inspired by the tropics, a Hummingbird Cake. Hummingbird cakes contain bananas, crushed pineapple, and pecans. Some recipes call for coconut, some don't. There is also some spice added to many versions, so using Blue Chair Bay Spiced Coconut Rum would work here, too. Boozy cake that you can drink. Does it get any better than that? Only if you garnish them with a pineapple trumpet flower... The flavors of the classic Southern Hummingbird Cake in the form of a cocktail. 6 ounces fresh pineapple 4 ounces Blue Chair Bay Coconut or Coconut Spiced Rum 4 ounces light Coconut Milk 2 ounces Pecan (or Praline) Liqueur 2 ounces heavy cream splash pure vanilla extract 2 tablespoons heavy cream 1/2 cup shredded coconut, toasted 4 pinepple trumpet flowers (instructions follow) Find more inspiration from Blue Chair Bay Premium Rum on ! Are you eager to try a bottle of Blue Chair Bay Coconut Rum?