Park once. Walk the rest.
Halloween on Broadway is a Saturday night with capes. Pick a garage, leave the car, and quit circling. Venue garages fill first.
Parking prices →HALLOWEEN IN THE 615
Spooky Night in Nashville
Tonight's Halloween events, how to get around, and a costume board for the flock. By the locals, for the locals.
HANK'S HALLOWEEN
350 days till the next one.
Hank's already thinking about his costume.
Hank's game plan
Four things locals already know about Halloween night.
Meet your ride a block off.
Pickups on the main drag turn into a costume traffic jam. Walk one street over, drop the pin there, and you'll be home before the zombies.
What's on tonight →Check the sky before the costume.
October in Nashville can be shorts at noon and a hoodie by nine. Plan the layers before you glue anything on.
Nashville weather →Porch light on means candy.
Trick-or-treating? Stick to sidewalks, skip the dark porches, and say thank you. Neighbors remember the polite ones.
Locals vs. tourists: costume edition
All love. Funny, never mean.
- Tourist costume
- Matching bachelorette sashes and a cowboy hat bought on Broadway an hour ago.
- Local costume
- Guy still looking for parking in The Gulch.
- Tourist costume
- Sexy pedal tavern.
- Local costume
- The scooter left in the middle of the sidewalk. Very realistic.
- Tourist costume
- Dolly. Twelve of them. In one bar.
- Local costume
- A hot chicken. (Hank says that one's taken.)
Show the flock your costume.
Post it in The Coop. Real locals, real costumes, no filters required.