The Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville will return to Music City Center from January 31 to February 2, 2025, marking its 35th year. This annual event serves as a benefit for Cheekwood Estate & Gardens and Economic Club of Nashville (ECON) Charities. Presented by Northern Trust, the show attracts over 15,000 attendees with its array of antiques, art, and horticulture dealers, garden showcases, live music, and special events. Tickets will be available for purchase starting October 3, 2024, at 10 a.m. through the event’s official website, antiquesandgardenshow.com.
The 2025 edition will be led by General Chairs Paige Hill and Dawn Looney, with the theme “Cultivating Home: Life Well Tended.” This theme will influence the event’s aesthetics, drawing on signature fabric patterns from partners Fabricut, Jean Monro, and Clarence House. Renowned designer Bunny Williams will continue her role as Honorary Co-Chair alongside Elizabeth Lawrence.
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A standout feature of the show is the lecture series, which will include talks by leaders in design, horticulture, and lifestyle. The series will commence with a conversation between actress Brooke Shields and British designer David Flint Wood. Additionally, the Designing Music City Lecture will feature Sheryl Crow and Lauren Akins with designer April Tomlin. A Floral Lecture moderated by FLOWER Magazine’s Margot Shaw will host florists Shane Connolly and Willow Crossley, while the Design Lecture will be led by interior designers Veere Grenney and Rita Konig.
The show will also feature three immersive garden showcases. Anne Daigh will present the West Garden, Josiah Lockhard will design the East Garden, and Cheekwood will present the Entry Exhibition, designed by Peter Grimaldi and Mary Weber. The Nashville Preservation Society will provide special architectural follies to enhance the entrance display.
The Hermitage Hotel will act as the Presenting Hotel, offering a botanical-themed Afternoon Tea and hosting exclusive events throughout the show. This collaboration underlines the hotel’s commitment to Nashville’s cultural heritage.
Proceeds from the event will support Cheekwood’s cultural and educational initiatives and ECON Charities’ efforts to foster resilient communities. Separate tickets are required for lectures and special events. For more information and ticket purchases, visit the Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville website and follow their social media accounts.
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