Larger venues

• Rate: $3,500+
• Accommodates 400 seated, 700 standing
• Key features: In-house event planning and design services, exposed beams, ample natural light, upper-level mezzanine, and convenient downtown location

• Rate: $3,500+
• Accommodates up to 1,200 people
• Key features: Event planning and design, in-house catering and on-site kitchen, rooftop and riverfront patios, and floor-to-ceiling windows

Multiple options

• Rate: Pricing available upon request
• Accommodates up to 200 people
• Key features: 50-acre, all-inclusive estate featuring an in-house planning and design team, Mooncake Lake and nature preserve, and the Yarbrough House.

Intimate gatherings

• Rate: $799+
• Accommodates 25-40 people
• Key features: Offers 15-minute elopements, traditional ceremonies, and Elvis-themed weddings

• East Meets West Dinner | Wednesday, July 12 | 6:30 p.m. | Tansuo, 121B 12th Ave. N. | $155 | This multi-course dinner features a fusion of Italian and Indian cuisines, expertly paired with Amaro Montenegro and Venetian-style Apertivo cocktails.

• North Lake Animal Hospital Grand Opening Party | Thursday, July 13 | 3-7 p.m. | North Lake Animal Hospital & Pet Spa, 5552 Old Hickory Blvd. | Free | Celebrate the grand opening of North Lake Animal Hospital with exclusive door prizes and giveaways, live music, free ice cream, food, drinks, and adoptable dogs.
• Golden Hour | Thursday, July 13 | 6 p.m. | Thistle & Rye, 1620 West End Ave. | $35 | An exclusive tasting of Cincoro Tequila selections paired with small bites.

• Music City Ruck March | Friday, July 14 | 5-8 p.m. | GEODIS Park, 501 Benton Ave. | Free | Operation Stand Down Tennessee, in partnership with the Bob Woodruff Foundation, is hosting a ruck march in honor of fallen service members.
• Nashville Shores: Dive-in Movies | Friday, July 14 | 7 p.m. | Nashville Shores, 4001 Bell Rd. | Price of admission | Dive in and enjoy a screening of “Top Gun: Maverick” in the wave pool.

• Nashville Punk Rock Flea Market | Saturday, July 15 | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. | Further Farms, 4700 Eatons Creek Rd. | Free+ | Shop local vendors and enjoy live music, stand-up comedy, and circus performances — $10 early admission is at 10 a.m.
• Adult ARTlab: Letterpress Tote Bag | Saturday, July 15 | 1-4 p.m. | Frist Art Museum, 919 Broadway | $60+ | Join the Frist Art Museum and Hatch Show Print for this printmaking workshop, where you’ll create a design using a variety of guitar carvings and other music-related images and print it on a tote bag.

• Rescue Puppy Yoga | Sunday, July 16 | 12-1 p.m. | 14TENN, 1410 51st Ave. N. | $30 | There will be adoptable rescue puppies playing and relaxing on and around your mat — mat rental is $5.

• Racing — During the NTT INDYCAR SERIES on Sunday, Aug. 6, drivers from around the world will race along a temporary street circuit past Nissan Stadium, over the Korean War Veteran Memorial Bridge, and into downtown 80 times. That’s 168 miles. Bonus: Check out practice rounds + more races on Friday and Saturday.
• Music — Artists like rap legend Flo Rida, singer-songwriter Chris Janson, country star Megan Moroney, and more will perform just blocks away from Broadway all weekend. See the full lineup.
• Food — Find delicious bites from local food trucks in the Fan Zone, high-end catering in Premium Clubs, and kids’ favorites in the Family Fun Zone.

• Vui’s Juice Café will open in Berry Hill on Tuesday, July 18 in a space previously home to I Love Juice Bar — 522 Heather Pl. Guests can expect an all-day breakfast and brunch menu featuring local vendors and items like acai bowls and turkey bacon BLTs + fresh juices and a coffee bar.

• We can almost taste the lemonade. The Nashville Fair will return to The Fairgrounds Nashville Friday, Sept. 8-Sunday, Sept. 17 with carnival rides, specialty shows, kid-focused activities like Mr. Bond the Science Guys, and more. Admission tickets and ride wristbands are on sale now.

• Allegiant Airlines introduced a new nonstop flight from the Nashville International Airport to Ft. Lauderdale, which is slated to begin operations on Thursday, Nov. 16. One-way fares can be purchased for as low as $40 today. (WZTV)

• Florida-based private aviation company TRYP Air Charter has expanded to Nashville. The business move marks the company’s longest trip from it’s home base in Lakeland (hey, LALtoday) at ~2.5 hours. (Nashville Business Journal)

• Reba McEntire will bring “An Evening with Reba & Friends” to Ryman Auditorium on Sunday, Nov. 5 in celebration of her book release, “Not That Fancy: Simple Lessons on Living, Loving, Eating, and Dusting Off Your Boots.” All ticket sales include a copy of the book and tickets go on sale Friday.

• The Nashville International Airport has installed exit lane breach control doors at A/B and C/D Concourse exits. Sensors automatically open the one-way exit door to the Grand Lobby as passengers approach. The addition alerts BNA to security breaches and allows for seamless traffic flow.

• Broncearse. Start using it in conversation in three weeks.*

• It’s the last day of Amazon Prime Day. Shop the deals, including 30% off the TV that looks like a picture frame on your wall.*

• ”...I would build a tower with full amenities for 55+ population. The bottom of the building would be a farmers market, full grocery store with delivery to the residents of the building, a full affordable, but healthy restaurant serving 16 hours/day, headed by a nutritional chef. I would also include a travel “agency” of sorts to allow the residents to head to their favorite spots in the Nashville area...”
• “I would turn it into a small reading park.”
• “A drive by coffee shop.”
• “It would be terrific if it was purchased by the city and turned into a pollinator garden. Once established, it’s self-sufficient, beautiful, and helps the environment. It could also contain a great sculpture. Something Nashville could use more of.”
• “I would turn it into a beautiful multi-colored fountain that changes constantly. Imagine coming to Nashville and having our own fountain of youth!”

• Keep crumbs and messes under control with the iRobot Roomba that empties itself — it’s $400 off (yes, you read that right).

• Bread makers are making a comeback, and we totally get why (read: soft, warm, homemade bread). Snag the Hamilton Beach Bread Maker that’s $34 off.

• Customize tees, pillows, and totes with the Cricut Heat Press Machine’s pro-level heat-transfer that lasts through repeated washes. Get it while it’s 20% off.

• Keep comfy and cool this summer with wear-anywhere black running shorts, discounted down from $24.99 to $18.39.