LEBANON, Tenn. — Nashville Superspeedway will host FoodieLand, a three-day food and lifestyle festival, this Friday-Sunday.
The event brings a lineup of food vendors, live entertainment and family activities to the facility while making its Middle Tennessee debut.
“We’re excited to welcome FoodieLand to Nashville Superspeedway and bring an event like this to Middle Tennessee for the first time,” said Matt Greci, general manager of Nashville Superspeedway. “It’s an event that brings people together, supports small businesses and gives the community a chance to enjoy our facility in a way they may not have experienced before.”
The festival will run Friday from 3-10 p.m. CT, and Saturday and Sunday from 1-10 p.m.
Tickets are available now at FoodieLandNM.com and children ages five and under receive free admission.
Parking at Nashville Superspeedway is free, with an on-site entrance available via McCrary Road.
FoodieLand is a multicultural food festival built around one of the country's largest networks of independent food and merchandise vendors, with more than 200 small businesses showcasing global cuisines and artisan goods at each event, alongside live entertainment and games. Founded in Berkeley, California, in 2019, the festival has grown into what organizers describe as the nation's largest food festival, now presenting more than 22 events a year in cities including Los Angeles, Dallas, Phoenix and Las Vegas.
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Nashville Superspeedway stands as Middle Tennessee’s premier racing destination, nestled in one of America’s most dynamic and rapidly expanding regions. Our 1.33-mile D-shaped concrete track, featuring 14 degrees of banking, holds the distinction of being NASCAR’s largest all-concrete venue. Nashville Superspeedway’s rich racing heritage includes six NASCAR Cup Series races, 27 NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series events, 19 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series competitions and 11 NTT INDYCAR SERIES battles -- including the 2024 and 2025 INDYCAR SERIES championship finales. As a Speedway Motorsports property, Nashville Superspeedway serves as a year-round entertainment venue welcoming families and race fans from across the globe.
