Check out our gorgeous venues for the 53rd Annual Nashville Film Festival! 🎬🎥🎞️ ​ ​📍Tennessee Performing Arts Center - Over almost four decades, @tennesseepac has welcomed more than 14 million audience members and served more than 1.8 million students, educators, and adults with performances at TPAC, teacher resources, professional development opportunities, classroom residencies, and enrichment programs. ​ ​📍Belcourt Theatre - Originally opened as The Hillsboro Theatre in 1925, The Belcourt was home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1934 to 1936. Throughout its many phases, @belcourttheatre has remained a Nashville treasure with a vibrant historic past and deep roots in the community. The Belcourt is recognized as one of Nashville’s most vibrant arts organizations and as a leader among the country’s art houses regionally and nationally. ​ ​📍Franklin Theatre - @franklintheatre first opened its doors in 1937 and has been a beloved fixture within the Franklin community for 85 years. Under the pressing of rising rents and the trend toward mega-theaters, Franklin Theatre closed its doors in 2007. In 2008, Heritage Foundation of Williamson County stepped in to buy and rehabilitate the historic landmark and after three years of work the historic Franklin Theatre re-emerged better than ever and has become the heartbeat of a thriving Main Street. ​ ​VIP Badges are on sale now! Click the link in our bio to get yours while you still can! 🎟️✨