Faq About Moving To Nashville
Are you considering a move to Nashville, Tennessee? Here are answers to frequently asked questions about moving to the Athens of the South. This will help you with questions you may have and ease your mind about making the move.

I am moving from one part of Nashville to another. Where can I find bargains from moving companies?
Check for local pricing specials, which often include 2 or 3 men to load the truck and a moving truck. Local moving deals are often sold at an hourly rate, which can save a lot if it is a quick move and you are well prepared and ready to go(organized, packed, etc.).

Is Nashville a good place for families?
Yes, it is a family centered city, with relatively low crime rates and highly rated private schools and a strong network of public schools throughout the area. Many people who aren't family-oriented complain that Nashville is not diverse enough. The population tends to be conservative, Christian, and family oriented.

What's the name of Nashville's electricity utility company?
It's called Nashville Electric Service. The water company is Metro Water Services and
Piedmont Nashville Gas Company provides natural gas for your water heater, gas stove, and furnace.

Is there a good library system in Nashville?
Yes, the Nashville Public Library has 20 branches throughout the city. With lectures, workshops, art galleries, and daily activities for kids and teens (including homework tutoring), the Nashville Public library system is focused on helping families read and learn. Please note that all public libraries are closed on Fridays; some locations are also closed on Sundays.

I know Nashville is famous for country music, but are there other types of culture in the city?
Yes. There is the Adventure Science Center, the Schemerhorn Symphony Center, the Cheekwood Botanical Gardens & Museum of Art, and dozens of historical museums, the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, the General Jackson Showboat, and dozens of other attractions.

I want to learn more about Tennessee history. Where should I start?
Start at the Tennessee State Museum. Here, you can walk through 60,000 square feet of exhibits on everything from prehistoric history, to Egyptian relics, to art, to military history, to crafts and culture. Next, check out the Country Music Hall of Fame and associated museums and theater performances, such as the Grand Ole Oprey and the Texas Troubadour Theater. Here you will learn about the musical history of Tennessee and its continual prominence.

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