Sept. 12, 2026 at Town Point Park
Hot chicken, hard drinks, and Music City sounds! The NashFest Music & Food Festival, a one-day event celebrating the iconic culture and cuisine of Nashville, is set for its fifth act along the Downtown Norfolk Waterfront on Saturday, September 12, 2026 at Town Point Park! Fusing together all of the elements that make Nashville one of America’s most popular cities, NashFest offers an experience akin to an evening stroll down Broadway, featuring national and local recording artists, mouth-watering hot chicken, barbecue, line dancing, craft beer & whiskey tastings, and much more for what is now one of Hampton Roads’ hottest new summer events!
More Details
For a full rundown of performers, vendors and shopping visit the Festevents website.
Schedule
Performers include:
Roberta Lea
Robert Randolph and the Family Band
Kyle Tuttle Band
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