Design is more than aesthetics — it is how you shape vision into action, creativity into value, and passion into something that lasts. In this energizing and interactive session, we will explore what it really takes to define your business through design with purpose, strategy, and structure.
Whether you are launching your first product, growing a brand, or turning creative ideas into a business, this event is packed with real-world insights to help you:
Clarify your purpose and vision, build and align your team and culture, organize your operations for growth, strengthen sales and customer connections, and navigate the unique realities of building a fashion business in Tennessee.
You will hear honest stories and advice from seasoned business advisors and creative leaders in our region — including wins, challenges, and lessons they have learned along the way. There will also be time for Q&A and informal networking, giving you space to connect with others shaping Nashville’s creative economy.
Presented by the Tennessee Fashion Council, a fiscally sponsored project of the Arts and Business Council of Greater Nashville, dedicated to empowering the future of fashion through education, resources, and community.
Information Source: Nashville Design Week | eventbrite

Davidson County

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Nashville

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Four Seasons Hotel Nashville

Near Music City Center|Nashville Broadway, Nashville

The Hermitage Hotel

Near Downtown Nashville|Downtown Nashville, Nashville

Cultural Hotels

Downtown Nashville

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The birthplace of country music in the United States, the music capital, is a must-visit for young people and music lovers. The locals are very friendly and the overall cost is not expensive. The city center is very prosperous with many parking spaces. It is very lively at night with various live performances on the bar street. The local specialty BBQ and fried chicken are worth recommending, they are delicious and not expensive. It is a good choice for young people to travel by car or for family travel!

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

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Museums

Themed exhibition halls

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As the music city of the United States, it is essential to visit the Hall of Fame to learn about American country music. It is a very beautiful place with a lot of information. You can also listen to and learn about many classic old songs. It is one of the most recommended attractions here.

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The Joseph, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Nashville

Near Music City Center|Downtown Nashville, Nashville

Grand Ole Opry

Historic buildings

Performances

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[Scenery] Even if you are not a huge country music fan, you can still be attracted by the entertainment factor of this place. I especially like the format of the performances here, as well as the number and range of movements. The entire performance will be broadcast live on the radio. The atmosphere is good, relaxed, friendly, and classic American music can also be heard. There is a small drawback, that is, the price of drinks is too high. If the price is reasonable, I believe more will be sold.

Ryman Auditorium

When you go to the city of music, it is a must to enjoy a music performance. The most popular place to watch a performance is the Ryman Auditorium. You can experience different musical styles and the feeling of the scene is really shocking.

Centennial Park

It&#39;s a very beautiful place. I came here early in the morning because it was very close to the hotel where we stayed. The building is quite retro, and the building inside the company is also very beautiful. There are many people doing morning exercises in the park in the morning.

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