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Featured
Bucket Hats, Fishing Vests and a Hockey Puck: Predators Outdoorsmen Night Lands at Bridgestone on Oct. 13
The Predators host Vegas on Oct. 13 for Outdoorsmen Night with the Tennessee Wildlife Federation: a bucket hat with promo…
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News
Seventy-Seven Musicians and One Dark Hall: The Nashville Symphony Suspends Its Season
The Nashville Symphony's board declared a financial emergency on Sept. 28, suspending the 2026-27 season and furloughing 77 musicians and…
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Technology and Business
Ninety-Eight Years of Guitars, and a Grant Program That Doesn’t Quite Fit: Nashville’s Small-Business Plan Heads to a Final Vote Oct. 6
Metro Council takes a final vote Oct. 6 on Nashville's new Legacy Business Program and two companion grants. A 98-year-old…
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Travel and Tourism
Burying the Building to Save the View: The Hermitage Unveils a $132 Million Plan for Its Front Door
Andrew Jackson's Hermitage plans a 70,000-square-foot visitor center, much of it underground, as part of a $132 million project across…
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Music
Nickelback, Hilary Duff and OneRepublic on One Bill: Jingle Ball Closes Its 2026 Tour at Bridgestone Arena on Dec. 17
The iHeartRadio Jingle Ball tour ends in Nashville on Thursday, Dec. 17, at Bridgestone Arena with Alex Warren, Hilary Duff,…
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Things to do
Nine Bearded Monkeys From the Amazon Canopy Move Onto Bamboo Trail as Nashville Zoo Opens Its Saki Habitat
Nashville Zoo opens a new habitat on Bamboo Trail on Sept. 26 for nine red-backed bearded sakis, a rarely exhibited…
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Things to do
Folklórico, Pan Dulce and a Día de los Muertos Corner: The Zoo’s Hispanic Heritage Festival Is Saturday
The Nashville Zoo's fourth annual Hispanic Heritage Festival fills the grounds Saturday, Sept. 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,…
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News
The Hall Survived a Flood and a Foreclosure. Now the Nashville Symphony Says the Cash Is Running Short.
Nashville Symphony leaders say the orchestra does not have enough cash to keep operating at its current level, and a…
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Music
Three Saturdays, $20 a Ticket, and No Way to Resell It: Greta Van Fleet Moves Into the Basement East
Greta Van Fleet plays The Basement East Oct. 3, 10 and 17. Tickets are $20, all ages, two per person,…
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Things to do
Free Ice, a $10 Pair of Skates, and a Giant Guitar Overhead: Wedgewood-Houston Gets a Winter Rink
The Rink Under the Giant Guitar opens November 20 at 416 Chestnut Street. Admission is free, rentals are $10, and…
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