Nestled in the heart of Brown County, Nashville is a charming small town celebrated for its artistic spirit, natural beauty, and warm hospitality. Known as Indiana’s art colony, Nashville offers visitors and residents alike a unique blend of galleries, local shops, live music, and outdoor adventures. From the rolling hills of Brown County State Park to the vibrant downtown filled with artisan crafts and cozy dining spots, Nashville is a destination where creativity and community thrive.
Brown County State Park - Indiana’s largest with 16,000 acres of hills, forests, and lakes, is popular for hiking, biking, camping, and horseback riding, and is renowned for its stunning fall foliage.
Other outdoor activities in Nashville include kayaking and canoeing on nearby lakes and rivers, enjoying boat tours and rentals for a relaxing day on the water, and exploring scenic trails ideal for biking or leisurely walks.


Brown County Art Gallery – One of the oldest art galleries in Indiana, featuring works from both established and emerging artists
T.C. Steele State Historic Site - The preserved home and studio of impressionist painter T.C. Steele, a member of the Hoosier Group. Visitors can tour the property and learn about Indiana’s art history
Local Theatre Productions like It’s A Wonderful Life are staged at venues such as 70 S Van Buren St, offering classic holiday performances
Brown County Music Center regularly hosts touring acts across genres—rock, country, folk, and pop.
Brown County Christmas Light Parade – A festive downtown parade with floats, lights, and music


Downtown Nashville Village Shops – The heart of shopping, with boutiques, jewelry stores, home décor, and specialty shops featuring handmade goods
Artisan & Craft Stores – Handmade pottery, custom jewelry, vintage finds, and folk art are staples of the town’s shopping scene
Dining Variety: From steakhouses to Mexican cuisine, Nashville offers more than just traditional Midwestern fare.

