Thank you to our host partner!
Holiday Inn Nashville Airport, an IHG Hotel
2864 Elm Hill Pike Nashville, 37214
Vendor Information :
We are currently accepting restaurant applications to participate. Registration ends on March 20th. No fee for restaurants. Artist and Craft Vendors - $100 Booth Fee.
Fill out the form at the link below and a member of the team will contact you to go over the details.
Get ready for a one-of-a-kind evening celebrating the vibrant culinary arts scene in our community!
Join us on April 11th from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Holiday Inn Nashville Airport (2864 Elm Hill Pike, Nashville, TN 37214) for the highly anticipated annual Taste of Donelson Hermitage event.
Savor the flavors of our finest local restaurants, featuring everything from mouthwatering appetizers to tantalizing entrées and decadent desserts. Discover why they are calling Donelson Hermitage the new food mecca of Nashville!
More than just a tasting event, this is about community and connection—a chance to experience the tastes that make the burgeoning Donelson Hermitage food scene so unique.
Buy your tickets today for this taste-tempting evening brought to you by the Donelson Hermitage Chamber of Commerce.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Frequently Asked Questions / FAQs
- Are children allowed? Yes, we have a free ticket for children 10 and under.
- Alcoholic beverages will be served, please bring valid identification.
- Are there ADA-accessible parking spaces available? Absolutely!
Sign Up to Volunteer :
We are looking for volunteers to help make this terrific event happen! Sign-up for as few or as many open tasks as you would like and come and join us in a Taste of Donelson Hermitage.
Guest Judges
Brad Schmitt - Columnist The Tennessean
Brad Schmitt writes the Inside Nashville column for The Tennessean, getting powerful, personal stories from Music City's movers and shakers.
Olympic ice skating champ Scott Hamilton has told Brad about adopting children from Haiti. Mt. Zion Baptist Church’s Bishop Joseph Walker shared the painful story of his first wife’s deadly battle with cancer. Nashville Sheriff Daron Hall revealed that he once found himself in the back of a police car when Hall was a teen.
Brad comes to the job with his own story. He spent 12 years writing celebrity column “Brad About You” for The Tennessean before joining WKRN-News 2 as an entertainment reporter. During his TV reporter days, Brad was convicted twice in three years for drunken driving.
Brad got fired, and he went to jail and rehab before getting into recovery from substance abuse in 2010.
The Tennessean offered the “Inside Nashville” column to Brad four years later.
Since then, Brad tries to bring the same authenticity and vulnerability he uses in recovery to his columns.
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Judge's Bio - Coming Soon!
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