Keep it caffeinated

• Well Coffeehouse | John The Gardener | Basil, blueberry, and lavender latte
• Humphreys Street | Hollaback Girl | Latte with slow-cooked bananas, sweetened condensed milk, and a hint of vanilla
• District Coffee | Lucky Latte | Made with Irish cream syrup and dusted with some cocoa powder for a chocolatey finish
• Crema Coffee Roasters | Spring Vacation | Espresso tonic sweetened with grapefruit-infused brown sugar syrup and garnished with fresh mint
• 8th and Roast | Light Pink Sky | Blueberry and cotton candy simple syrup, espresso, and your choice of milk topped with vanilla whipped cream and cotton candy crystals

Matcha more options

• All People Coffee | Sparkling matcha lemonade | Matcha shaken with lemonade and your choice of strawberry, lavender, or simple syrup topped with Maypop lemon sparkling water
• Bongo Java | May Flowers | Cherry blossom matcha
• Fido | Thank U Berry Matcha | Matcha, milk of your choice, pistachio syrup, and blackberry syrup

Crush a few cocktails

• Blush | Parasail | Rum, banana, pineapple, and hazelnut inspired by a vacation daiquiri
• Stay Golden | Rose Sangria | Cucumber mint simple syrup, Brugal rum, pamplemousse, and lime
• Agave Maria | Flamingo Flair margarita | Inspired by flavors commonly found in agua frescas with hibiscus and prickly pear
• Pearl Diver | Midnight Espresso Frosty | Chai-vanilla soaked Bacardi 8 dark rum, Kahlua coffee liqueur, cold brew espresso, and Pearl’s coconut cream — garnished with a dash of cinnamon, coffee grounds, and a yuca fry for dipping
• L.A. Jackson | Papi Chulo | House-infused pineapple tequila, Rockey’s Liqueur, pamplemousse, Aperol, and lime

Treat yourself to a tea

• Sump Coffee | The Equinox Punch | Made with blueberry rooibos tea and lemon lavender syrup
• Surefire Coffee Co. | Lavender Days Lemonade | Iced earl grey tea, lemonade, and lavender

• TennGreen Land Conservancy’s Hike-a-Thon | Monday, April 3-Sunday, April 30 | All day | Virtual | Free | This month-long, virtually-managed fundraising event supports the protection of our natural areas.
• Disney Trivia | Monday, April 3 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Assembly Food Hall, 5055 Broadway | Free | Grab your fellow princes and princesses and put your knowledge of Disney to the test.

• First Taste: An Introduction to TNFP | Tuesday, April 4 | 8:30-9:30 a.m. | The Nashville Food Project, 5904 California Ave. | Free | Learn more about The Nashville Food Project’s mission through this presentation and Q+A.
• April Cocktail Class: Tropical Cocktails | Tuesday, April 4 | 6-7 p.m. | Denim, 401 Korean Veterans Blvd., 21st Floor | $60 | Explore the history, key ingredients, and essential techniques to craft tropical cocktails in this intimate class.

• Painting With A Twist Virtual Class | Wednesday, April 5 | 6-8 p.m. | Virtual | $39 | Pick up your paint kit containing all of the supplies you need before joining the class live on Zoom.

• Nashville Home Show | Thursday, April 6-Saturday, April 8 | Times vary | Music City Center, 201 Rep. John Lewis Way S. | $10+ | Enjoy 100+ exhibitors and special appearances at this spring home show.
• Iron Fork | Thursday, April 6 | 6-9:30 p.m. | Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum, 401 Gay St. | $60 | The event returns with four local chefs going head-to-head in a cooking competition to vie for the Iron Fork Champions trophy and entry to the 2023 World Food Championships.

• Creative Zone: Ray Charles Buttons | Friday, April 7 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S. | Cost of admission | Celebrate Ray Charles by making buttons featuring the late singer’s image and album covers, or take inspiration from his flashy stage wear to make your own design.

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• An Inglewood property at 4102 Gallatin Pk. is being eyed for a mixed-use development. Project documents detail residential and commercial space across 2.7 acres including a small dog park and rain garden. (Nashville Post)
• Permits indicate a restaurant and bar described as “Neighbors restaurant & grill” is slated for the first floor of the Icon condo building in The Gulch. The space was last home to City Fire. (Nashville Business Journal)

• Country music stars walked the red carpet in Austin, TX last night for this year’s CMT Music Awards. Zac Brown Band took home “Group/Duo Video of the Year” for “Out in the Middle” and Jelly Roll won big with “Son of a Sinner,” securing three awards. See the full list of winners.

• Washington, DC-based fitness studio chain Solidcore is joining a slew of others eyeing a spot at the under construction Modera Gulch. The full-body strength training workouts last 50 minutes and the business hopes to open mid-year. (Nashville Post)

• The Tennessee Titans have selected SeatGeek as the team’s official ticketing partner. The deal, which starts with the 2023 season, marks SeatGeek’s sixth NFL partnership. SeatGeek technology will also power all other Nissan Stadium events going forward.

• Nashville Repertory Theatre’s 2023-2024 season lineup is here. Shows include “9 to 5" (Sept. 8-17), “A Christmas Carol” (Dec. 1-17), “Indecent” (Feb. 2-11), “The Color Purple” (April 5-14), and “POTUS” (May 10-19). Season tickets go on sale in May + single tickets for all five shows release in July.

• Nashville Sites launched a new driving tour. The ~30-mile tour with 14 stops featuring the history of some of Nashville’s LGBTQ community centers, support groups, and drag bars, is a collaboration between Nashville Sites and Nashville Queer History.

• Offline — a local restaurant membership club — recently launched in Nashville. If you’re not a member yet, we’ve got a great opportunity for you to skip the waitlist just in time for a VIP event on Thursday, April 13 at Game Terminal — featuring access to 200+ games, drinks, karaoke, and more. Sign up with code “NASHTODAY.”

• Our tip for a gentle, gradual wake-up: Amazon’s Halo Rise, which uses smart alarm clock technology to simulate a sunrise. Bonus: Turn on the sleep tracking feature to help improve your sleep — no wearable device required.

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