🍸 Keeping spirits up

🌙 Late-night gems

🍷 Off the vine

• 1964 The Tribute | Friday, July 14 | 8 p.m. | Schermerhorn Symphony Center, 1 Symphony Pl. | $34+ | Relive your favorite Beatles hits like “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “A Hard Day’s Night” with period instruments, clothing, hairstyles, and onstage banter.

• SoBro Rooftop Yoga — Namastay for brunch | Saturday, July 15 | 10-11 a.m. | City Tap House Nashville, 204 3rd Ave. S. | Cost of purchase | Refresh with a cocktail or app following this free yoga class — just remember your mat.
• Writers’ Round: The Songs of Eric Church | Saturday, July 15 | 2:30-3:30 p.m. | Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S. | Cost of admission | Luke Laird and Jeremy Spillman will perform and share stories behind songs they have crafted with Church, like “Drink in My Hand” and “Hell on the Heart.”

• Nashville’s Best Kept Secret: The Tiffany Experience | Sunday, July 16 | 4-8 p.m. | Love and Exile Winery and Bar, 715 Main St. #A | $20 | Wear Tiffany blue, sip on Tiffany-inspired cocktails and shooters, and listen to guest DJs.
• Movies on Tap: “JAWS” | Sunday, July 16-Monday, July 17 | 7:30-10 p.m. | Jackalope Brewing Company - The Ranch, 429B Houston St. | $25 | Watch the classic 1975 film “Jaws” outdoors with all-you-can-drink beer during the screening.

• Monday Night English Dances in Nashville | Monday, July 17 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Sevier Park Community Center, Second Floor, 3021 Lealand Ln. | Free | Discover the variety of English dances from the 17th through the 21st century — open to dancers of all levels.

• NASHtoday x Two Hands Drink Up Month Trivia | Tuesday, July 18 | 7 p.m. | Two Hands, 606 8th Ave. S. #400 | Free+ | Expect a round of beverage-related trivia questions in honor of Drink Up Month + one-night-only drink and food combo specials and extended happy hour discounts.
• Midland | Tuesday, July 18 | 7 p.m. | Lower Broadway, 4th and Broadway | Free | Enjoy a free concert and fan activations as part of the 2023 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days.

• Musical instruments
• Song manuscripts
• Stage wear
• Tour memorabilia
• Awards
• Photographs
• And more

• The Picnic Cafe reopened at its new space at 6000 Hwy. 100 — in the same complex as 360 Bistro. The eatery has served the Belle Meade area for ~40 years with breakfast and lunch service and offerings spanning sandwich plates, salads, and pastries.

• The Belle Meade Plaza property currently eyed for a mixed-use development sold for $87 million to an LLC connected to AJ Capital Partners. The news follows Metro Council’s May approval of a rezoning request related to the project. (Nashville Post)

• Communications agency Dalton will relocate its East Nashville office to Germantown’s Neuhoff District, becoming the development’s first office tenant. Dalton works with clients like the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum + the Nashville Public Library. (Nashville Business Journal)

• Carly Pearce will sing the national anthem at this year’s Big Machine Music City Grand Prix on Sunday, Aug. 6. On the fence about going? Single-day tickets also include free admission to the concert on the coinciding day. Explore what to expect + grab tickets.

• Newly-filed legislation outlines Nashville’s plan to convert over 50,000 streetlights to energy-efficient LED — which saves a projected $20 million in energy costs + reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 36,000 metric tons over 10 years. The project would take five years to complete. (Main Street Nashville)

• Nashville secured the No. 8 spot on Travel + Leisure’s “15 Favorite Cities in the US of 2023,” just behind NYC and ahead of Alexandria, VA. The 615 is applauded for its music matched with the culinary scene, “top-tier universities,” and Centennial Park’s Parthenon. See the full list.

• This leading balance transfer card offers 0% intro APR for guess how many months… with no annual fee. (Hint: It’s one of the longest 0% intro APR periods we’ve seen.) Details revealed here.*

• Searching for the perfect luggage set that’s both lightweight + durable? We love this set for its polycarbonate shell and quiet double spinner wheels.*

• Limitless: A Dance Showcase | Thursday, July 27 (7 p.m.) + Saturday, July 29 (2 p.m.) | OZ Arts Nashville | New dance works testing physical, spiritual, and emotional limits.

• Allison Underground | Friday, July 28 (9 p.m.) + Saturday, July 29 (7:30 p.m.) | Darkhorse Theatre | A burlesque twist on Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland.”

• Kismet: An Aerial Showcase | Saturday, July 29 + Sunday, July 30 (6 p.m.) | Nashville School for the Aerial Arts | An aerial and circus performance diving into the relationships between zodiac signs.

• Country Hams Puppet Slam | 1 p.m. | Barbershop Theater | Local artists showcase short-form puppetry performances, plus, attend the free workshop at 11 a.m.