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Clock in for daylight saving time

Local ways to prepare for the end of daylight saving time
An aerial view of downtown Nashville at night
The skyline looks as moody as we feel when our sleep gets disturbed. | Photo by @musiccityproverb
It’s that time again. On Sunday, Nov. 6, people will set their clocks back an hour and “fall back” to standard time.

Wondering how to navigate shorter, darker days as painlessly as possible? Make the transition easier by maximizing these helpful resources:

Add some sunlight back in your day with Small World Yoga’s community classes, which take place across Middle Tennessee libraries and various other locations in the early morning and evening hours. Sunlight, wellness, and new friends? Win-win-win.

Disrupted sleep and routines can make us drowsier and more peckish, so make eating healthy easier on yourself. Hit up Eat Well Nashville for pre-made meals for omnivores, vegans, and vegetarians that only need reheating.

Resist the urge to lounge and binge watch TV and engage in something creative instead. Peruse works of arts at the Frist Art Museum, take in a theatrical production of “Shiners” at Woolworth Theatre, stimulate your mind with some games at Game Point Cafe, or take a cooking class with Sur La Table.
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Today, Nov. 4
  • Live in Studio A | Friday, Nov. 4-Sunday, Nov. 13 | Times vary | The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet, 3630 Redmon St. | $70 | Experience “The Four Temperaments” + the highly-anticipated return of Paul Vasterling’s “Seasons,” set to the music of Antonio Vivaldi.
Saturday, Nov. 5
  • Chestnut Street Concert Series | Saturday, Nov. 5 | 6-9 p.m. | The Outfield, 416 Chestnut St. | Free | The last show of the series includes performances by TWEN, The Kentucky Gentlemen, and Mount Worcester.
  • Saturday Lunch with Characters | Saturday, Nov. 5 | 12-2 p.m. | Plaza Mariachi, 3955 Nolensville Pk. | Free | Bring your children to Plaza Mariachi every Saturday for a special lunch with their favorite cartoon characters.
Sunday, Nov. 6
  • Musician Spotlight | Sunday, Nov. 6 | 1 p.m. | Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum | Cost of admission | The museum spotlights Darin & Brooke Aldridge, a husband-and-wife bluegrass duo.
Monday, Nov. 7
  • Duckhorn Vineyards Wine Pairing Dinner | Monday, Nov. 7 | 6:30-9 p.m. | Char Nashville, 3988 Hillsboro Pk. | $125 | Join Char Nashville for a special five-course dinner as guests explore a selection of wines from one of the first 40 Napa Valley wineries.
  • Jordy Searcy | Monday, Nov. 7 | 8 p.m. | Brooklyn Bowl, 925 3rd Ave. N. | $20 | This artist will be joined by Julianna Zachariou.
Tuesday, Nov. 8
  • Sunset Moonrise Hike | Tuesday, Nov. 8 | 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Shelby Bottoms Nature Center, 1900 Davidson St. | Free | See a “double feature” of the last few moments of sunset and a portion of a full moonrise — registration is required.
  • CMT Next Women of Country - Celebrating the Music of Loretta Lynn | Tuesday, Nov. 8 | 7:30 p.m. | City Winery, 609 Lafayette St. | $15 | Bowen Young, Caylee Hammack, Erin Enderlin, and others will perform in honor of the late country artist.


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Announced
  • The CMT Music Awards will relocate to the Moody Center in Austin, TX — marking the first time in its history with CMT that the show will be outside of Nashville. Kelsea Ballerini will co-host the event on Sunday, April 2. (The Tennessean)
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Coming Soon
  • Brothers Ryan and Matthew Poli, formerly of The Catbird Seat, will open their first solo restaurant in Wedgewood-Houston this spring. Iggy’s will offer pastas, sauces, and wine and be located at 609 Merritt Ave. (Nashville Scene)
Concert
  • Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks have joined forces for a one-night only concert at Nissan Stadium on Friday, May 19. Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 11. 🎙️
  • Thomas Rhett has announced the lineup for his “Home Team” tour coming to Bridgestone Arena on Friday, Sept. 29, 2023. Cole Swindell and Nate Smith will join the artist + tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 11.
Eat
  • Pepsi has partnered with Riddim N Spice for “Dig in Day,” a Pepsi initiative highlighting Black-owned restaurants across the country. On Saturday, Nov. 5, Pepsi will pay for patrons’ brunch, while supplies last. The eatery opens at 11 a.m. 🍴 (Nashville Scene)
Biz
  • The owners of Bad Axe Throwing Nashville — 648 Fogg St. — are looking to add a rooftop space offering a British-style bowling lawn and pub. Metro documents suggest the ~9,000-sqft space will be called Fogg Street Lawn Club, pending approval. (Nashville Post)
Travel
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Bookworms at the zoo 🐛

Celebrate Reading with the Nashville Zoo
A Nashville Zoo employee reading to a group of children
Zoo should add this to your weekend plans. | Photo via the Nashville Zoo
Grab a pen and book it to your calendar. We have a novel idea for your weekend. The Nashville Zoo is hosting storytimes throughout the park the first two Saturdays in November (Saturday, Nov. 5 + Saturday, Nov. 12) from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

📚 What to expect

Follow the Celebrate Reading map through the zoo while stopping at designated areas to listen to a different storybook, meet zoo animals, and participate in other reading-related activities.

🎟️ Getting tickets

The event is included in general admission ticket prices — though, advance timed-entry reservations are in effect for all guests.

Bonus: Guests are invited to donate new or “like new” children’s books in exchange for complimentary attraction tickets — with a limit of four tickets per person. These tickets can be used to ride on the carousel, zip line, or train, or to view a show at the 4D theater.

The collected books will be donated to Book ‘em. The nonprofit ensures all children, regardless of economic disadvantages, are granted book ownership. The program supplies 115,000+ books annually to Middle Tennessee children.
THE WRAP
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