Plus, a 12 South restaurant and bar with a slide.
 
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📞 Who ya gonna call?

Who ya gonna call: Jot down contact info for these Nashville resources

Four people dressed in "Ghostbusters" costumes stand in front of two white compact SUVs with "Ghostbusters" logos.
And if you do see a ghost, maybe the state’s fan-based premier costuming group can help. | Photo via Tennessee Ghostbusters
We ain’t ‘fraid of no ghost — but we are scared of flood damage, contaminated drinking water, and environmental health problems. We rounded up a few resources to answer the age-old question: Who you gonna call?

If there’s something strange...

Drinking water problems
If you’re concerned about the cleanliness of your tap, call Metro Water Services at 615-862-4600.

Animal collection
Submit a request via hubNashville or call 615-862-5000 for animals on Metro roadways. Animals on private property should be placed at the curb or roadside for pickup.

...in your neighborhood

Suspicious activity and car break-ins
Dial the non-emergency line at 615-862-8600 and alert your neighborhood watch committee if you have one.

Property violations
Submit requests on hubNashville, including cars on your lawn, tall grass and weeds, junk and debris + more.

Noisy pets
Is there a barking dog keeping you up at night? Instead of venturing into the dark neighborhood searching for Fido, submit an animal complaint via Metro Animal Care and Control.

If there’s something weird...

Environmental health problems
If you notice something weird while out and about, Metro Public Health Department has you covered.

Think:

...and it don’t look good

Tree removal or concerns
  • On the sidewalk or street: If outside of normal business hours and it’s blocking a roadway, dial 311.
  • On a power line: If you think a tree is too close to a line, contact the tree trimming service at 615-695-7400.
  • Flooding: Contact Metro Water Services’ Stormwater Management team at 615-862-4600 and filter through the options for emergency and non-emergency assistance.
 
Events
Thursday, Oct. 26
  • 2nd Annual Halloween Costume Bike Ride | Thursday, Oct. 26 | 6:30-9 p.m. | Patagonia Nashville, 601 Overton St. | Free | Dress in costume for this 8-mile ride through areas of downtown and Midtown.
Friday, Oct. 27
  • A Year With Frog and Toad | Friday, Oct. 27-Sunday, Nov. 5 | Times vary | Trevecca Nazarene University, 333 Murfreesboro Rd. | $12+ | The Tony Award-nominated family musical based on the stories of Arnold Lobel hops onstage at Trevecca.
  • Movie Night | Friday, Oct. 27 | 7:30-9:30 p.m. | New Heights Brewing, 928 Rep. John Lewis Way S. | Cost of purchase | Cozy up with your pet and a blanket + grab a beer before a screening of “The Lost Boys.”
Saturday, Oct. 28
  • William Edmondson Arts and Culture Fest | Saturday, Oct. 28 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | William Edmondson Homesite Park, 1485 13th Ave. S. | Free | The festival honors the late Nashville artist William Edmondson with a day of live music, art demos, and a spacious kid’s area.
  • Puppy Costume Party | Saturday, Oct. 28 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Church Street Park, 600 Church St. | Free | Bring your furry friend to Church Street Park for a Puppy Costume Party, featuring a costume contest with prizes, a puppy parade, and more.*
Sunday, Oct. 29
  • Pearl Diver Halloween Market | Sunday, Oct. 29 | 4-8 p.m. | Pearl Diver, 1008 Gallatin Ave. | Cost of purchase | Shop vintage clothing, plants, pottery, and more at this Halloween-themed market.
Monday, Oct. 30
  • Southbound Tequila Pairing Dinner | Monday, Oct. 30 | 6-8:30 p.m. | Char Nashville, 3988 Hillsboro Pk. | $125 | Selections of Southbound Tequila will be paired with a four-course dinner.
  • Horror Movie Trivia | Monday, Oct. 30 | 6:30-10 p.m. | Assembly Food Hall, 5055 Broadway | Free | Grab your friends and put your horror movie knowledge to the test at Homegrown Bar + get $1 off Yazoo craft beer.
Events calendar here
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Wellness

Hear the crisp crunch of autumn leaves more clearly

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A user holds the Horizon Go by hear.com. | Photo by hear.com
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News Notes
Development
  • A new concept is sliding into 12 South. A restaurant and bar project featuring an outdoor slide, garden bar, and food truck is set for a space between The Butter Milk Ranch and Bottle Cap — 2405 12th Ave. S. Stay tuned as work gets underway. (Nashville Business Journal)
Opening
  • Vida Flo, an IV hydration and vitamin infusion clinic, will open its fifth Tennessee location tomorrow, Oct. 27 at Fifth + Broadway. Visit the biz on the second floor Wednesday-Monday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Announced
  • Luke Bryan, Jelly Roll, Old Dominion, and Tanya Tucker are among the slew of artists slated to perform at the 57th Annual CMA Awards. The show takes place at Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 8 and will be available to watch on Hulu the next day. Get tickets.
Watch
  • Dolly’s in her rockstar era. Watch a sneak peek of her album “Rockstar” before it releases in AMC and Regal theaters on Wednesday, Nov. 15 — think: select tracks and music videos, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage.
Drink
  • Four Seasons Hotel Nashville’s Mimo Restaurant and Bar is now offering extended happy hour specials. From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily, guests can sip on select cocktails ($8-$10) and select wines and draft beers ($4). Hungry? Pair your glass with $10 and under bar bites. Explore 40+ more happy hour deals.
Shop
  • This weekend (Oct. 27-29), The Fairgrounds Nashville will host its largest flea market of the year. Expect vendors from 18 states with setups in 1,100+ indoor and outdoor booths. The market is free to enter, but on-site parking will cost $10 per vehicle.
 
Pets

🐾 Find your furry friend

Find your furry friend: Nashville’s adoptable pets

A dog sits in front of a pumpkin house.
Meet Phaedra. | Photo via MACC
The shelters are full and that’s a scary thought. Metro Animal Care and Control’s furriest trick-or-treaters are dressed and ready for Howl-O-Ween events where you can meet them.
We’re sure you just can’t wait to find Fido, so we’re also throwing you a bone and highlighting a couple adoptable pups below.

    Phaedra

    • Female, 2 years
    This 50-pound love bug is the calm girl in playgroups, gets along with a range of other dog personalities, and loves people and kids.

    Mozzie

    • Female, 2 years
    Mozzie loves playing with her foster fur siblings and listens to feedback. She is curious, eager to learn, and interested in everything.
    More photos + one more precious pup
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