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Eighteen Holes, Zero Weather: Nashville Lands America’s First Full Indoor Golf Course
CityGolf USA has picked Nashville for its flagship — and for what it says will be the first full 18-hole…
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Thirty-Eight Planes Landed in a Town of 10,000. Next Friday That Story Opens on Donelson Pike.
Come From Away runs August 14-30 at The Larry Keeton Theatre on Donelson Pike, with dinner service most nights. The…
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Eight Years and Three Governors: Martha Rivers Ingram Built the Room Nashville’s Arts Grew Into
Martha Rivers Ingram, who spent eight years and outlasted three governors to get the Tennessee Performing Arts Center built, then…
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The Building Isn’t Finished and the Phone Is Already Ringing: Nashville’s Domed Stadium Opens Its Booking Calendar
Six months before it opens, the new 2.1-million-square-foot Nissan Stadium began taking event bookings — conventions, trade shows, field-level keynotes,…
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Chicago’s Gibsons Is Leaving Illinois for the First Time in 37 Years — and Landing Under the Chet Atkins Statue
Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse — the Rush Street institution that has never opened outside Illinois since 1989 — is taking…
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Fourteen Years From One Midtown Storefront, Nashville’s Hot Chicken Is About to Double Again
Seven new restaurants this year, ten more planned for 2027, and a seventh Nashville-area location headed for Donelson — the…
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The Boot Wall Is Crossing the River: Robert’s Western World Is Opening Inside the New Stadium
The Lower Broadway honky-tonk that never chased a trend is opening its first satellite location ever — on the 300…
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Nashville Got the First One. Now Green Hills Gets the Next Experiment: Bed Bath & Beyond and The Container Store Under One Roof.
The Container Store at 2121 Green Hills Village Drive is one of 22 locations nationwide picked for the first rollout…
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Twenty Years of Taproom, Then Ralph Lauren: What One Address Says About All of 12South
12 South Taproom poured its last beer at 2318 12th Ave. S. in May after twenty years. The building going…
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It Started as a Joke About a Tomato. Next Weekend It Shuts Down Five Points, and It Is Still Free.
Tomato Art Fest takes over Five Points on Friday, August 7 and Saturday, August 8. Twenty-three years on, admission is…
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