On November 1, 2023, the Arena Football League announced the highly anticipated return of the Nashville Kats for the 2024 season. Now, they’re ready to play.
The first flight to circumnavigate the world took off in Seattle on April 6, 1924 with Nashville local, Jack Harding, aboard. To celebrate the 100th anniversary, the Nashville Public Library unveiled a special exhibit.
Here’s where to shop, eat, and experience downtown Nashville as 2nd Avenue rebuilds through 2025.
Local record stores are celebrating the big day with special releases, live music, local eats, and more.
We’ve narrowed down our poetry contest to these finalists: Read and vote for your favorite poem.
Eat and Drink
No password is needed to step into the newly-opened 1865 Club, which also offers memberships with specialty perks.
We’re always dishing on Music City’s food scene, and here’s where you can park it to indulge in the many food trucks that play a big part in it.
Pack your reusable shopping bags, because we’ve rounded up 13 farmers markets around Nashville.
The food is just as good as the beer at craft breweries across Nashville.
Travel and Outdoors
It was first announced that Nashvillians can expect to see a transit referendum on the November ballot back in February. Now, we have more details on what that plan will look like.
The annual Earth Day event is hosted at Centennial Park’s Bandshell.
Hit the trails on your own time or bookmark upcoming events, including a night hike, backpacking trip, and caving adventure.
A new Urban Tree Canopy Assessment by Metro looks at canopy loss and opportunities to expand it.
Real Estate
Before the development called The 924 can kick a gooaal get to work, the Metro Planning Commission will consider a rezoning plan on May 24.
In the final stop on Metro’s Old House Series, we’ll uncover Nashville’s latest historic property style, which reached peak builds between 1940 and 1960.
The Everett and The Emory, two multi-family residential towers under construction at Nashville Yards, anticipate an opening by year’s end.
MetroCenter dates back to 1971, when plans for its development were unveiled. Years later, the business park finally hit its stride — here’s the story from its conception to today.
City
Music City isn’t in the path of totality this time (who remembers where they were on Aug. 21, 2017?), but the region will see 95% coverage at its peak.
Nashvillians can get involved with the statewide and national campaign by participating in a coffee crawl and attending events.
It’s National Poetry Month, and our readers are invited to submit original poems in a special NASHtoday contest.