Plus, Bricks Cafe closes in Brentwood.
 
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65º | Cloudy | 55% chance of rain | Sunrise 6:25 a.m. | Sunset 4:38 p.m.

 
🏗️ Crane you believe it?
A rendering of a large building with floor-to-veiling glass windows and retails tenants occupying the ground floor.
Envision Block E to look a little something like this. | Rendering via McEwen Northside
Developers officially broke ground on the expansion of Cool Springs’ McEwen Northside. The $125 million investment for “Block E” will take up 300,000 sqft of the 45-acre property.

Here it grows

Plans detail a nine-story building catering to office space with specialty retail and dining tenants occupying the ground level. A multi-level parking garage connected to the building via a covered walkway will offer 900 parking spaces.

The new block has already welcomed one of its anchor tenants, Designed Conveyor Systems (DCS), a supply chain company specializing in designing and building material handling solutions for warehouse operations. DCS leased 46,000 sqft for its corporate headquarters, which includes a technology-enabled showroom.

The new addition is expected to be finished by spring 2025 and will bring the development to 80% completion.

What you can experience now

In the past few months alone, McEwen has substantially grown its existing offerings. Pre-leasing has begun for Phase 2 of the on-site residential apartments, which added over 400 more homes to the complex + new amenities, including another resort-style pool and a concierge service.

Of course, there’s always room for retail. Recent storefronts joining the expanding directory:
  • Warby Parker | Designer eyewear | Opened September 2023
  • Finks | Family-operated fine jewelry | Opened October 2023
  • Rumble Boxing + Blue Sushi Sake Grill | Coming soon
 
Events
 
Friday, Nov. 17
  • Yacht Rock Revue | Friday, Nov. 17 | 8 p.m. | Marathon Music Works, 1402 Clinton St. | $39.63 | A nostalgic showcase of 70s and 80s soft rock hits, from the melodies of Steely Dan to the harmonies of Hall & Oates.
Saturday, Nov. 18
  • Tennessee Tech vs. Tennessee State | Saturday, Nov. 18 | 2 p.m. | Nissan Stadium, 1 Titans Way | $20 | Watch the rivals go head to head — gates open at 12:30 p.m.
  • A Tribute to Prince | Saturday, Nov. 18 | 8 p.m. | Assembly Food Hall, 5055 Broadway | $10 | Head to the Skydeck where Sam McCrary & The Mix will be covering songs from the music legend.
Sunday, Nov. 19
  • Invasive Species Management Volunteer Event | Sunday, Nov. 19 | 1-3 p.m. | Harmony Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, 504 Jocelyn Hollow Ct. | Free | Volunteers will use tools to manually remove bush honeysuckle and tree of heaven from the forest.
Monday, Nov. 20
  • “The Last Waltz” | Monday, Nov. 20 | Times vary | Belcourt Theatre, 2102 Belcourt Ave. | $8.50+ | Martin Scorsese’s 1978 concert film of The Band’s final concert is presented in 4k restoration.
  • Puzzle Challenge | Monday, Nov. 20 | 7-10 p.m. | Hi-Wire Brewing Nashville, 810 Division St. | Free | The three fastest teams to complete their 500-piece puzzle will win a Hi-Wire gift card.
Tuesday, Nov. 21
  • Mission:Possible Turkey Fry and Concert | Tuesday, Nov. 21 | 7-9 p.m. | Wildhorse Saloon, 120 2nd Ave. N. | $68+ | Tracy Lawrence will be joined by Lee Brice, Priscilla Block, and Halfway to Hazard at this annual benefit concert.
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News Notes
 
Open
  • Red Bicycle is on a roll. The coffee shop opened its newest location on the ground level of the Vintage Edge apartment complex yesterday — 5833 Nolensville Pk. We’re especially loving all of the extra seating. Take a look.
Closing
  • The owners of Bricks Cafe in Brentwood Place announced the business is closing after 22 years in Williamson County. The restaurant’s last day of service is Tuesday, Nov. 21. While reservations are not required, staff asks that interested parties do so to better prepare for the pre-holiday rush.
Arts
  • Boot scoot to 12 South — there’s some new paint in town. In honor of her new single, “Country Girls (Just Wanna Have Fun),” Mackenzie Carpenter unveiled a new mural by Rachyl LaGrone with Murals By Loba. Snap your photos at 2803 12th Ave. S.
Real Estate
  • Luxury home builder Toll Brothers announced its newest community under construction, Toll Brothers at The Nations — 731 41st Ave. Expect 68 two-level condominiums and 29 three-story townhomes with flexible floor plans + designs. Sales begin in spring 2024.
Community
  • Tennessee Titans defensive end Jeffery Simmons, alongside his Give Em A Reason Foundation, will distribute 500 turkeys to the Nashville community on a first come, first served basis while supplies last. The drive-thru at Nissan Stadium (Lot J) runs from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 21.
Shop
  • Need the perfect holiday gift for your dad, brother, husband, or boyfriend? This brand has you covered with all the gifts and stocking stuffers that men will actually use. (Plus, they’re all 25% off during the Black Friday Sale, happening now.)*
 
 
Announced
 
🎶 Lock in the lineup
A rendering of a band on stage and a crowd of people
The Mainstage with a capactiy of 1,200 people at Cannery Hall | Rendering via Cannery Hall
The day the music comes back alive at 1 Cannery Row is so close, we can almost hear it.

Independent music venue Cannery Hall opens its doors in January, and tickets are on sale now for a slew of inaugural performances through September 2024 — with more to be added in coming weeks. There’s a stage for every sound from pop and EDM to country and folk:
  • SunSquabi | Wednesday, Jan. 24 | Row 1 Stage | Electronic/dance
  • Chance Peña | Friday, Jan. 31 | Row 1 Stage | Indie pop
  • Western Dreamland | Saturday, Feb. 3 | Mainstage | Country western and disco pop dance party
  • Tape B | Saturday, Feb. 10 | The Mil | Electronic/dance
  • Logan Halstead | Sunday, March 10 | Row 1 Stage | Country, folk, and Americana
 
The Buy
 
A great deal from Amazon’s Black Friday sales, which officially start today. Get 40% off Adidas running shoes or 20% off Martha Stewart cotton sheets.
 
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Tree-rific. The Tennessee Capitol’s official holiday tree was harvested this week from a Springfield home where it has been growing for decades. See it for yourself at the tree lighting ceremony on Monday, Nov. 27 at 5:30 p.m.
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