Have fun, I would have to find Nashville first, LOL.

OK, I'll bite. Is this something like a treasure hunt, rally? Been to both. If not,
next clue? Am I warm?

Once a year, the newspaper in Hagerstown, MD, just across the Potomac River from us, has a "Familiar Places " hunt. They show pictures--often just small parts of something, and they must be identified, and whoever gets the most--or all of them--correct, is the winner. I don't know what the prize is, maybe just the glory of knowing the area.

Frankly, Robb, the choices to be found on the "Bingo Board" sound like more fun than old buildings!

CMA Music Festival, also known as Fan Fair.

:)

The artists play on stages all around town. From the Bridgestone Arena, Riverfront Park, and our professional football teams LP Field. I was working at LP Field last night. Oh my, so many cowboy boots and hats. The tourists, not the natives. Last night, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin brothers opened with the national anthem. Followed by Alan Jackson, Sam Hunt, Rascal Flatts (then I went home, after all standing in a parking lot selling slots isn't the same as being inside), followed by Dierks Bentley, Florida Georgia Line, and Jason Aldean. Guess how many I knew? Gatlin, Jackson, and Rascal Flatts. I am so not into country music. I'm very glad people are enjoying themselves. Tonight is the Oak Ridge Boys, tomorrow is Wynonna and Carrie Underwood, and Sunday is Lee Greenwood and Keith Urban. Those I've heard of. The rest, not so much.

Sounds like a fun Redneck festival/concert series, have fun!
My town has the annual Rodeo and nearby is the gathering of the Harleys, so they are all up and down the road, lots and lots of beer sold :)

UGH! that sounds like it gets loud and outta hand. Speaking of which, we were privy to a "live" cop show. My workmate got there before I did and she said the officer standing there with her and she heard, crunch, crunch, crunch... cars bopping into each other at a light. By the time I got there, he was finishing up going through the biggest cause of the problem's purse (likely drunk driver, considering she was really wobbly) and only her car left. They moved her car into one of our lots and then conducted a field sobriety test and wrote reports for a couple of hours. I can't imagine how the call must've sounded going over the radio, but it must've been "multi-vehicle accident" because shortly after I got there a hook and ladder truck, a regular fire truck, and an ambulance, all fought through the rush hour traffic, clogged with CMA goers, to get to the scene. oy, it was a mess.

That sounds like a fun thing to do, if you are into country music. Have fun rob.