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Home of the Vanderbilt Commodores basketball team, Memorial Gymnasium can seat up to 14,316 spectators. It was dedicated as a memorial in honor of the heroes of World War II. The structure combines a gymnasium and a concert hall designed by architect Edwin Keeble. A USD 25 million renovation project added a new practice gym, a three cross-court playing floor, coaching offices, donor room, a Hall of Champions, private suites and a new lighting and sound system.

Every Saturday, a corner of the other wise tranquil Centennial Park comes alive with musical beats. This place is nothing but the open-air Musicians Corner that invites one and all who love music. Variety of singers, songwriters and musicians enthrall audience with their stellar performances. There is no restriction as regards to genre of music played here; the idea is to bring the entire community together and be a part of this musical celebration. That's not it, Musicians Corner also supports many charitable organizations and conducts special fund-raising events and functions.

Like the saying goes, the show does go on at Zanies Nightclub. A place that has been graced by the presence of world renowned comedians like Jerry Seinfeld, Robin Williams, Eddie Murphy and even Jay Leno, Zanies hardly needs an introduction. The comedy haven has been entertaining people from the world over since its inception in 1980. Take a break from the usual bars and get a taste of this laugh fest—the club and bar has live stand-up comic acts every night. A wide variety of drinks are something to look forward to in order to keep you in party mode all night long.

Nashville's first movie house opened in 1925, was briefly home to the Grand Ole Opry, and evolved into a premier venue for live entertainment and film. Today Belcourt Theatre has emerged as the place for cutting-edge productions, including independent flicks, Mockingbird Theater, and the Nashville Shakespeare Festival. Events happen monthly and movies are shown every day.