These are the questions people most often ask about chess classes & clubs in Nashville — answers apply city-wide, not just to this class.
Are chess classes and clubs in Nashville free?
Yes — the Nashville Chess Center's Senior & Adult chess (Wednesdays 10:30 am–12:30 pm), the Donelson Library club (Mondays 6–7 pm), Church Street Park (Thursdays 4–5 pm) and the Blue Room at Third Man Records are all free.
What level do I need to be to join a chess club in Nashville?
None. Every club here welcomes beginners; the library clubs describe 'matches, lessons and great company,' and the Blue Room provides boards for anyone who wants to learn.
How much do private chess lessons cost in Nashville?
The Nashville Chess Center offers classes, lectures and private lessons — pricing on its site. Many players start free at the clubs before spending anything.
Where do adult chess players meet in Nashville?
The Nashville Chess Center (Wednesdays for adults, plus evening open play 6–10 pm), Donelson Library Monday nights, Church Street Park Thursday afternoons, and the Blue Room at Third Man Records in the evenings.
Can I play rated tournaments after taking classes in Nashville?
Yes — the Nashville Chess Center runs Monday long rated games (G/90, $5/month) and Friday Night Quads. US Chess Federation membership is required and sold on site.