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We have so many things in Nashville that people in other cities would love to have, and with all the growth we’re experiencing, you can expect a lot more soon. More parks, more events and more businesses are just a few of the …
The 1.2 million people who visit Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum each year have plenty to gawk at Taylor Swifts rhinestone guitar, Elvis gold-plated Cadillac Fleetwood limousine, 26 Grammy Awards, a wall of gold records and enough stage costumes to fill …
Despite what the Halloween decorations popping up in most stores around town might have you believe, summer is NOT over yet. Its still 100 degrees outside and there are lots of warm summer days left to enjoy, and you don’t need to search to find …
BEEP! BEEP! Do you hear that everyday? Whether you are hurrying along your daily commute, or whether you live adjacent to a busy highway— the stress and noise of modern transit seem unavoidable. While new highways are great for commuters, they are not so great …
A deal that sets forth terms under which a team led by developer Pat Emery would acquire and redevelop downtown’s Nashville Convention Center footprint is set to be announced Friday. “I anticipate there would be some announcement with respect to an agreement in principle …
Music City’s calendar is full of celebrations. Just take a look below at the events you must attend this spring in Nashville. Tin Pan South is the world’s largest songwriter festival. Last year’s event brought more than 9,000 fans to Nashville for 92 shows …
A group of real estate investors is under contract to buy land in the SoBro part of downtown Nashville a location where a Hard Rock Hotel might be built. The group has a total of 1.16 acres under contract, among three pieces of land, …
A much-debated $18 million pedestrian bridge that could become a destination itself will soon connect the Gulch and SoBro. Mayor Karl Dean’s bridge uniting downtown Nashville’s two hottest neighborhoods for walkers and cyclists is cleared for construction after clearing final approval in the Metro …
Nashvillians of a certain age know there’s a “right side” of Gallatin Road. It’s the side that’s closer to the river, the side that’s historically had higher property values. It’s the side that’s closer to parks and views of the Cumberland than to what used …
Celebrate the organization’s 21 years of serving the community. The5Kwalk begins and ends at the John SeigenthalerPedestrian Bridge. These musicians will perform and share stories about the20thanniversary of the Lower Broad revival. See full story on nashvilledowntown.com
