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The Vibe: Nashville’s New Pro Basketball Team Finds Its Name in the Strangest Gym in College Basketball
Nashville's new women's professional basketball team is the Nashville Vibe, revealed September 15 at Vanderbilt's Memorial Gymnasium. The UpShot League…
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Five Years After the Street Emptied, Somebody Is Adding Floors
Two buildings on Second Avenue North would each gain two stories, with restaurants, lounges and entertainment space. On a block…
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The Airport’s Own Rulebook Said Wait Two Years. The Board Found Another Clause.
The airport authority voted 6-0 on September 11 to begin renaming Nashville's airport in honor of Dolly Parton. What it…
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She Announced the Museum Herself. It Opens September 29.
The SongTeller Hotel and Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum are set to open together on Sept. 29 in downtown…
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Forty-Seven Years On, the Neighborhood That Kept Its Accent Throws Nashville’s Longest Party
Nashville Oktoberfest returns Oct. 1-4 at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, 600 James Robertson Parkway. Thursday and Friday before 4…
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A Wedgewood-Houston Room Where the Speakers Surround You and the Show Records Itself
The Mix Room is taking shape at 601 Merritt Ave. in Wedgewood-Houston — an indie venue built for spatial audio,…
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One in Six Nashvillians Was Born Somewhere Else. On Oct. 3, Centennial Park Is Where That Shows Up.
The Celebrate Nashville Cultural Festival returns to Centennial Park on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission…
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Thirty Thousand Square Feet on the Mezzanine, and the Airline That Swore It Would Never Do This
Southwest Airlines will open one of its first four airport lounges at Nashville International — about 30,200 square feet on…
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A Thousand Silk Lanterns Are Not Coming This Winter. An Eighty-Five-Foot Tree Is.
Nashville Zoo has canceled Zoolumination for 2026 after visa applications were denied for the artisans who build it. In its…
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Fifty-Five Years After a Room Across From Vanderbilt, the Lights Went Out at Eight O’Clock
O'Charley's closed its remaining company-owned restaurants at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, September 9, ending a run that began in a…
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