East Nashville, Residential district in Nashville, United States.
East Nashville is a residential district across the Cumberland River from downtown, containing numerous bungalows, older homes, and newer buildings. The area spans multiple smaller neighborhoods, each with its own character.
A major fire in 1916 destroyed hundreds of homes and prompted rebuilding across the district. Streetcar development that followed connected suburban areas to downtown.
The area hosts regular art events where local galleries and studios display works by regional artists. Music venues here feature performances from both emerging and established musicians.
Main roads include Gallatin Avenue, Ellington Parkway, and smaller streets that connect residential areas to downtown through several bridges. Getting oriented helps you explore the different neighborhoods.
The area contains several distinct neighborhoods such as Historic Edgefield, Lockeland Springs, and Shelby Hills. Each maintains its own architectural style and local character.
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