Who’s in the running

• 312 Pizza Company and Pinky Ring Pizza | 312 specializes in deep dish and thin crust pizza, while Pinky Ring serves innovative pies like Madison Hot Pickle.
• Hometeam Pizza and Tutti Da Gio | Hometeam is a takeout-only pizza operation out of West Nashville’s Citizen Kitchens. Hermitage’s Tutti Da Gio is known for its award-winning wood-fired pizza.
• Midnight Oil and Dicey’s Tavern | Midnight Oil’s menu is small but mighty with specialty pies and build-your-own options. At Dicey’s, party cut pizza is the name of the game.
• DeSano Pizza and Five Points Pizza | DeSano’s authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas are cooked in wood-fired ovens imported from Italy, while Five Points Pizza’s New York-style dough is made from scratch daily.

How it works

How to participate

• Bombay Bicycle Club | Monday, March 4 | 8 p.m. | Brooklyn Bowl Nashville, 925 3rd Ave. N. | $41 | The English indie rock band is touring in support of their latest album, “My Big Day.”

• Tennessee Flavors | Tuesday, March 5 | 6-8 p.m. | Nashville State Community College’s Southeast Campus, 5248 Hickory Hollow Pkwy. | $100 | The annual tasting event features samples from 30+ food and beverage vendors.

• Gulch Dog Park x King of Pops | Wednesday, March 6 | 4:30-6:30 p.m. | Gulch Dog Park, 1216 Pine St. | Free | The first 25 pups will receive a free pup cup courtesy of King of Pops.
• Mrs. Krishnan’s Party | Wednesday, March 6-Saturday, March 9 | Times vary | TPAC’s Andrew Johnson Theater, 505 Deaderick St. | $79 | No two nights are the same as actors juggle cooking, music, guests, and drama on stage.

• Subtronics | Thursday, March 7 | 7 p.m. | Nashville Municipal Auditorium, 417 4th Ave. N. | $73+ | The band will stop downtown with special guests Wooli, Super Ave, AutomLOVE, and Skellytn.

• AVA Rooftop Grand Opening | Friday, March 8 | 5 p.m. | AVA Rooftop, 128 2nd Ave. | Cost of purchase | Be among the first to experience curated DJ sets and Mediterranean-inspired small plates atop Nashville Live! downtown.
• Astronomy in Pajamas | Friday, March 8 | 7-8 p.m. | Warner Park Nature Center, 7311 Hwy. 100 | Free | Join Nashville Astronomy Club members for an up-close look at telescopes and other equipment.

• Taqueria chain Taco Bamba is set to open at Hill Center Green Hills (4017 Hillsboro Pk.) on Tuesday, March 12. In addition to the full menu, expect items unique to this location — Jolena and Broken Holas tacos made with catfish and Tennessee whiskey BBQ, respectively, and a pimento cheese and jalapeno empanada.

• Lil Wanye, Monica, Victoria Monét, and more will headline Nashville’s Blavity House Party. The music festival will take over Nashville Municipal Auditorium on June 14-15 with multiple stages, art vendors, and food trucks. Passes are on sale.

• Nashville Zoo’s Grassmere Historic Farm is now certified as a backyard bird sanctuary. As part of the program, the zoo offers multiple sources of food and shelter + provides native plants and other essential habitat elements needed for birds to thrive.

• In case you missed it, First Horizon Park is in the running for USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards for “Best Minor League Ballbark.” You can vote once per day until the voting period ends on Monday, March 11. Winners will be revealed on Friday, March 22.

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• Who: Residents contributing any type of music-related work, whether that’s writing chart-topping hits, strumming guitars in Nashville bars, pursuing a music degree, volunteering at a nonprofit… the list goes on.
• When: The survey is open for the first three weeks in March and takes up to ~20 minutes to complete. Expect the results to be shared in early summer.
• Where: To participate, you must be 18 years or older and live in Davidson or one of these 13 surrounding counties.
• Why: The coalition hopes the results will “help the city and community make better informed, data-driven decisions to support [Nashville’s] music ecosystem moving forward.”