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A Fall Festival in Nashville, TN
The Nashville Fall Festival is the city’s farm-style fall festival, on 70 acres in Bellevue at 8687 Old Harding Pike — about 20 minutes west of downtown. It brings a hillside corn maze, a 7-acre sunflower field, a free-pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, and free hayrides together in one place, open Fridays through Sundays, September 18 to November 1.
A real farm, minutes from the city
You do not have to leave Davidson County for a genuine fall-on-the-farm day. The Nashville Fall Festival sits in Bellevue, about 20 minutes from downtown, on 70 acres along the South Harpeth River — close enough for an easy afternoon, far enough to feel like the country.
Everything fall in one visit
Rather than driving to three different places for a maze, sunflowers, and pumpkins, the festival puts it all on one farm, most of it included with admission: the corn maze, the 7-acre sunflower field, the pumpkin patch with a free pumpkin, the petting zoo, the river walk, lawn games, weekend live bluegrass, and free hayrides.
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Questions, answered
Is there a fall festival in Nashville?
Yes — the Nashville Fall Festival, a 70-acre farm festival in Bellevue at 8687 Old Harding Pike, about 20 minutes from downtown.
What is included with admission?
The corn maze, 7-acre sunflower field, pumpkin patch with a free pumpkin, petting zoo, river walk, lawn games, weekend live music, and free hayrides.
How much are tickets?
Adults (14+) $23, kids (7–13) $11, ages 6 and under free — 20% off automatically through September 16. Season passes are available too.
How far is it from downtown Nashville?
About 20 minutes west, in Bellevue, with free on-site parking.
What days is it open?
Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, September 18 through November 1, 2026.
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Come see it for yourself
Buy online for the fastest entry, or pay cash at the gate. Tickets aren’t tied to a date — come any open day of the season.
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