Nashville Chamber Preparing for Family-Friendly Fall Festival Downtown

The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce is preparing for a family-friendly Fall Festival in downtown Nashville, with plans to turn Main Street into a community celebration for kids, families, and local businesses.

Executive Director Dena Tollett says the Fall Festival is designed to give children a safe and exciting place to enjoy the Halloween season, while also giving local vendors an opportunity to connect with the community.

The Dolly Parton look-alike contest is expected to be one of the highlights of the celebration. Other activities planned for the event include hayrides along Main Street, karaoke and live singing, and games for children.

Organizers say the event is intended to bring the community together while showcasing local businesses and giving families an opportunity to make memories together.

The Chamber is currently recruiting vendors to participate in the event. Businesses and individuals selling treats, crafts, food, or other unique products are encouraged to set up a booth and be part of the celebration.

Chamber members are especially encouraged to participate, with organizers emphasizing that community involvement will help make the event bigger and better.

There is no fee for either Chamber members or non-members to set up a booth.

Those interested in becoming a vendor can sign up through the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce website.

Organizers are encouraging vendors to sign up soon and help make this year’s Fall Festival a fun-filled Halloween celebration for the entire community.