Neighborlily brings cafe and floral concept to Germantown
Would you guess you just walked into a restored 1880s bungalow? | Photo by Natalie Brandenburg via Neighborlily
Hey, neighbor — there’s a new experience in town. Combination cafe, floral, and retail store Neighborlily is now serving Germantown at 606 Monroe St.
The concept was brought to life by Karen Kops, who you might recognize as the creator behind next door’s Poppy & Monroe. Neighborlily is focused on fostering community, whether that be over a quick bite and sip or feeding on one another’s visions at the bouquet workshop table.
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Photo by Natalie Brandenburg via Neighborlily
What we’re ordering
Coffee + tea: Locally-sourced and made in-house, check. Choose from eight signature coffees and teas, and keep an eye on the hot or rotating iced tea options. We sipped on the Hey Neighbor Latte — and don’t skip the whip. It’s homemade and vegan-friendly. Bonus: Your hunt for a decaf espresso ends here.
Food + pastries: Gluten-free? No problem. You’ve got options, including almost everything under the pastry selection, which features a cookie topped with an edible flower. If you’re looking for a little more to munch, share the hummus or cheese board. We recommend the orzo pasta salad — no halfsies involved.
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Photo by Natalie Brandenburg via Neighborlily
What we’re doing
Flex your imagination and head to the work table in the back of the store. Here, you can create your own arrangement in a bud vase using Neighborlily’s array of fresh flowers, or opt for a more sustainable approach using the selection of dried florals.
Leaning towards leaving it to the professionals? Neighborlily makes bouquets and arrangements in three color palettes: Serene (calm, muted, and neutrals), Neighborlily (blues, peaches, and neutrals), and Lively (deeper, moody tones).
Plus, shop while you sip. Gift an item from the store’s curated home and garden collection, or pair it with your crafted bouquet.
What we’re looking forward to
The shop hopes to offer flower workshops by mid-to-late February. More ideas are in bloom, too — Neighborlily is growing its own garden behind the store and will eventually offer gardening classes.
When the weather warms, don’t miss the spacious patio and take-out window.
Events
Please confirm times and locations before you go as some of these events may have changed due to inclement weather.
Wednesday, Jan. 17
Winter Bird Banding | Wednesday, Jan. 17 | 12-4 p.m. | Warner Park Nature Center, 7311 Hwy. 100 | Free | Observe licensed bird banders as they conduct long-term avian research + see a banded bird up close.
Thursday, Jan. 18
Cocktails and Conversations | Thursday, Jan. 18 | 7-9 p.m. | Music City Vintage, 2503 Gallatin Ave., Ste. 103 | $23 | Learn about upcoming Commonwealth events at this gathering sponsored by Oye Coffee Co. and HiFi Cookies.
Friday, Jan. 19
Nashville RV Show | Friday, Jan. 19-Sunday, Jan. 21 | Times vary | The Fairgrounds Nashville, 401 Wingrove St. | $12 | Peruse RV models or attend some of the seminars that go over camping tips.
Robert Ellis & Parker Millsap | Friday, Jan. 19 | 8 p.m. | The Blue Room, 623 7th Ave. S. | $26 | Doors open at 7 p.m. for this standing-room only show.
Saturday, Jan. 20
Harlem Globetrotters | Saturday, Jan. 20 | Times vary | Bridgestone Arena, 501 Broadway | $56+ | Get ready for a slam-dunk extravaganza as the Harlem Globetrotters bring their blend of dribbling, spinning, and dunking to the court.
Creative Zone: Stylin’ Sunglasses | Sunday, Jan. 21 | 11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S. | Cost of admission | Eric Church is one of country music’s favorite rule breakers — mimic his signature look by creating your own aviator sunglasses using markers, stickers, sequins, and more.
If you ask us, that kitchen island looks prime for a charcuterie board (or three). | Photo by NASHtoday
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Open
Pie Town Tacos has arrived in Five Points. Order lunch or dinner and expect the same menu you know and love from the original location + food truck — potato and chorizo bowl, anyone? Find the eatery at 1106 Woodland St. in the Five Points Alley Shops space.
Award
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Concert
Pound the Alarm — Nicki Minaj added more dates to her “Pink Friday 2" tour, including a Sunday, March 24 stop at Bridgestone Arena. Tickets go on sale on Friday, Jan. 19 at 9 a.m.
Sports
Vanderbilt University announced new seating options in the north end zone of the under construction FirstBank Stadium football field. Field and terrace level seating will be available to season ticket holders when renewals launch this week. Perks include fan amenities, reserved tabletops, and specialty garage parking for purchase. (Nashville Post)
Announced
Nashville Public Library’s Bellevue Branch will remain closed — including the book drop — for ~eight weeks following a water leak. If you currently have an item on hold at this branch, it is available for pick-up until the end of January at the Green Hills location.
Eat
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Sports
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Travel
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All you need to know about Nashville International Airport
Don’t miss these scenes from Music City history on your way through the International Arrivals Facility. | Photo by Larry McCormack via the Nashville International Airport | Larry McCormack/Larry McCormack
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Travel reminders
TSA | TSA is located at the airport’s north and south security entrances. Security checkpoints open daily at 3:30 a.m.
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