Fireworks are a quintessential American celebration and have long been used to commemorate the Fourth of July. In Nashville, Independence Day is quite the holiday, and the city boasts one of the largest fireworks displays in the entire country.

Nashville has many incredible things to enjoy, from sports teams, amazing food, and chic local shops to inspiring arts and cultural centers. If heading outdoors for a hike, boating, or swimming is on the agenda, the options here won't disappoint.

Located just 18 miles northwest of the Country Music Capital of the World, Hendersonville, TN, has numerous activities for long-time locals, new residents, and visitors alike.

Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and the county seat of Davidson County. At 1.27 million people, it's also Tennessee's most populous city. Known as Music City, it's the home of country music and revered for its nightlife, particularly in downtown Nashville where honky-tonks line the streets, offering food, alcohol, and live music.

Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and the county seat of Davidson County. At 1.27 million people, it's also Tennessee's most populous city. Known as Music City, it's the home of country music and revered for its nightlife, particularly in downtown Nashville where honky-tonks line the streets, offering food, alcohol, and live music.

Conveniently located southeast of Music City, Murfreesboro is a thriving hub welcoming droves of newcomers every year. A lively city to visit and a fulfilling place to live, Murfreesboro has no shortage of historic sites, cultural attractions, and spectacular shopping destinations.

Murfreesboro, Tennessee, offers a southern hospitality that serves ample doses of great things to do and great living. This city is well known for its historical background, charm, and forward-looking atmosphere, along with well-established neighborhoods conveniently located near area parks, schools, and businesses.

With perhaps one of the fastest-growing populations in the country, Spring Hill, Tennessee, is a community to watch. The city lies between Maury and Williamson counties, and the population of the city itself was approximately 43,769 in 2019, a remarkable growth from the 2010 population of 29,036.

Located in Williamson County, the Tennessee city of Brentwood has a population of approximately 43,215 residents. It is set along Interstate Highway 65, about 11 miles south of downtown Nashville, and is considered a Nashville suburb part of the Nashville metro area.

"True Grit. Amazing Grace." This is the motto of Gallatin, a thriving suburb just northeast of downtown Nashville. This fast-growing area is only 23 minutes away from a hustling and bustling city, providing access to jobs and other city amenities.