Join us for our first festival of the season, Strawberry Jubilee! On Saturday, May 9 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., everyone is invited to our FREE family-friendly event, where we’ll have:
🍓 Live music from November Blue Band on the main stage
🍓 Live music from Brother Banter on the indoor stage
🍓 Free pony rides and a petting zoo for the kids
🍓 Cooking demonstrations with Nossi College of Art's culinary team at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
🍓 Food trucks and food specials
🍓 Traditional Aztec dance performances (11:15 a.m. and 2 p.m.)
🍓 A princess meet and greet for the kids from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
🍓 Produce specials and fresh strawberries
🍓 Vendor specials and handmade goods
🍓 And more!
Best of all - the event AND parking are free!
🚗 Where to park 🚗
Free two-hour parking at the Nashville Farmers’ Market; 900 Rosa L. Parks Blvd.
Free self parking in surrounding TN state lots:
Lot 8 - 507 Harrison StreetLot 12 - 500 Harrison Street (ADA lot only)
Lot 14 - 720 Rep John Lewis Way N.
Lot 15 - 579 Harrison Street
Lot 16 - 524 Rev. Kelly M. Smith Way
Lot 28 - 905 Nelson Merry Street
Surrounding paid lots and garages - click here to find paid parking >
About the November Blue Band
Heavily influenced by classic harmony-based rock outfits of the 60s and 70s, November Blue’s unique sound perfectly marries country and roots rock. They blend rich five-part harmony with Class-A musicianship. The six-piece band consists of three guitarists (John Wilcox, Tom Currey, and Dylan Bradley), bassist Brodie Holifield, drummer Dean Maddox, and pedal steel guitarist Alex Barcic. Together they deliver a dynamic live experience that combines modern sounds with nostalgic feel. Their combined talents as individual musicians is currently driving their live shows to ever bigger and better venues, captivating audiences both young and old. Originally from Pennsylvania, the band has released a new single bi-weekly for the last three months that are well-loved and oft-memorized by their Pittsburgh fans. The band has now called Nashville, TN their new home since 2019 and are writing and dialing in their original sound with Grammy Award-winning producer, Michael Omartian (Christopher Cross, Steely Dan, Peter Cetera). Their plans for the future are to continue to write, record, and travel the country bringing their unique sound to the masses.
About Brother Banter
Hailing from Arkansas, Marcus and Kyle Whybrew, known collectively as Brother Banter, are bringing a fresh and authentic voice to the country music scene. With their roots deeply planted in the rich traditions of their home state, they craft songs that weave heartfelt stories, genuine emotions, and a touch of humor into every note.
With their distinctive harmonies, infectious energy, and unapologetic sense of humor, Brother Banter delivers performances that are both captivating and unforgettable.
They're not afraid to add a little levity to their music, proving that country music can be just as fun as it is heartfelt. Whether they're sharing their music on stage or connecting with fans online, their genuine enthusiasm and love for country music shines through.
Make sure to follow them on Instagram here!