This unofficial holiday is the perfect chance to celebrate our awesome city!
Nashville’s go-to source for all things happening in the city, Do615, is commemorating 615 Day (June 15th – 6/15, get it?) with local deals and discounts on some of the best experiences the city has to offer, including giveaways for gift cards, tickets, and unique experiences.
We're taking things to the next level by celebrating 615 Week from June 14th - 20th with a wide network of local partners to highlight special giveaways, offers, and events. 615 Week is supported by Lone Star Beer.
How can you get involved? Submit a 615 Day deal, event, happy hour, or giveaway to be featured on our website for free! Our goal is to get Nashville out to support local businesses.
Illustration by: Anika Orrock
How to Celebrate 615 Week!
6.14 - 615 Eve with EG Vines at 3rd & Lindsley (Win Tickets!)
6.15 - 615 Kick Off Party with 61Tribe at Aura Event Center (Win Tickets!)
6.16 - Honky Tonk Tuesday at Eastside Bowl (Win Tickets!)
6.17 - 615 Culture House: THEN. NOW. NEXT at NMAAM (Free Event)
6.18 - The Protomen with Imaginary Baseball League at Marathon Music Works
6.19 - Ramen & R&B at Jinya Ramen Bar (Free Event)
615 Week Giveaways
Concerts
Restaurants
Hotels & Pools
Retail & Merch
Family Friendly
Festivals
Health & Wellness
Do615 MORE
Do615 MORE is is a $7/month premium membership that puts a pair of tickets in your pocket each month — plus early RSVPs, bonus giveaways, and special surprises in Nashville. Whether you're into live music, comedy, sports, festivals, or hidden cultural gems, Do615 MORE connects you with the events that speak your language through the power of expert media curation.
Our annual membership is on sale – just $50 for 12 months of experiences in Nashville!
Do615 was excited to partner with Anika Orrock for our Mount Nashmore design to celebrate all things local. Anika Orrock (she/her) is an award-winning illustrator, writer, cartoonist, storyteller, comedian, and short filmmaker.
She wrote and illustrated The Incredible Women of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (2020, Chronicle Books) and has illustrated several books, most recently Jinkx & DeLa: How the Queens Made Christmas by Ben DeLacreme and Jinkx Monsoon, coming this October. Her cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker, Alta magazine, Narrative magazine, and on Humor Darling. Her essays and comics have been featured in The Washington Post, The San Francisco Chronicle, NPR, The New York Times, The Nashville Scene, and more, and her illustrated work has been included in the Society of Illustrators Annual exhibition.
