How to celebrate Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Nashville

Drop everything now. Taylor Swift has arrived, and Nashville will be home to The Eras Tour for the next three days.

• Fans have already lined up for hours to get merch, including a coveted blue sweatshirt.

The excitement has spread far beyond the East Bank.

• The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has a special exhibit.
• Acme Feed and Seed is hosting pre-parties.
• The downtown Frothy Monkey is offering a specialty menu.

Nashville celebrated Swift's "homecoming weekend" by dedicating a bench to her in Centennial Park.

• Swift referenced reading at the park in her song "invisible string."
• Mayor John Cooper called the bench "a monument to Nashville and Taylor Swift's long-standing relationship, and a reminder that she is always welcome back home."

Here are our suggestions for tailoring your own celebrations to each era of Swift's career.

💚 Debut: Stop by The Bluebird Cafe, where Swift earned her first record deal.

• Swift calls The Bluebird "one of my favorite places in Nashville slash the universe, really."

💛 Fearless: Try out indoor rock climbing. (Breathe.) If heights aren't your thing, stop by the Nashville Public Library to read a love story.

💜 Speak Now: Channel the 2010 song “Haunted” and take a Ghosts of Nashville walking tour.

🧣 Red: Stroll through Hillsboro Village with a latte, pretending it still looks like it used to.

• Taylor lists Fido as one of her top spots in town.

🕶️ 1989: Buy tickets to the '80s party band Guilty Pleasures' next show at 3rd & Lindsley.

🐍 Reputation: Visit a "dive bar on the east side" like Fran's or Dino's.

💖 Lover: Pack a picnic for Love Circle Park — but bring a poncho.

🌲 Folklore: Seek inner peace at Radnor Lake.

• Swift told Time she's "had some of my best days walking there with my dad, talking about life."

🤎 Evermore: Dream of sunnier times and plot out your summer garden — with or without ivy.

✨ Midnights: Drive to Mammoth Cave to explore its labyrinth.