Local libations: A round of Nashville-centric craft beers
Spotted in the wild: TailGate’s Howdy Cloudy Hazy Session IPA | Photo via Nashville Zoo
Nashville is home to 25+ independent craft breweries. Local brewers are constantly tapping their creative juices to drum up crafty collaborations, standout recipes, and fun names for their frothy masterpieces.
As we celebrate Drink Up Week, we’d like to raise a glass to seven Nashville-centric brews with names that draw inspiration from our city’s history, communities, and culture.
Style + flavor: This 4.5% ABV New England-style IPA features aromas of tangerine and other citrus fruits, creating a soft, cloudy body.
1897 Pilsner, Nashville Brewing Co. | This beer’s name pays tribute to local history. In 1897 — during the Tennessee Centennial Exposition held in Nashville — pilsner was Nashvillians’ beer of choice. The label features a 1897 painting of the Parthenon, which was used to advertise the exposition.
Style + flavor: This straw-colored, 5% ABV Bohemian + Czech-style pilsner is brewed with Saaz hops and has a caramel mouthfeel and crisp finish.
Randy Hedgepath, who dedicated ~40 years to the preservation of Tennessee State Parks, is the face of the beer. | Photo via Tennessee Brew Works
Style + flavor: This light, crisp, 4.5% ABV American blonde ale is brewed with Tennessee grains. It has aromas of honeysuckle and pairs well with light appetizers, soft cheeses, and seafood like white fish, oysters, crab, and lobster.
East Bank, East Nashville Beer Works | This brew name drops Nashville’s developing waterfront neighborhood.
Style + flavor: This bright, 7% ABV Citra IPA has floral aromas and features Citra + Centennial hops for a zesty flavor profile with a bitter balance.
Jewelry Making Pop Up Camp | Tuesday, July 23 | 1-4 p.m. | The Getalong, 700A Fatherland St. | $60 | Kids in grades 2-5 will make beads and pendants with polymer clay, then assemble them into one-of-a-kind pieces.
Lucky Daye | Tuesday, July 23 | 8 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium, 116 Rep. John Lewis Way N. | $49+ | The artist makes a stop on his “The Algorithm” tour with special guest Fana Hues.
Wednesday, July 24
Summer Vegetables Cooking Class | Wednesday, July 24 | 6-8 p.m. | Miel Restaurant, 343 53rd Ave. N. | $150 | The class covers night shades (eggplant, peppers & tomatoes) with how to prepare, season, can, and pickle them.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone In Concert | Wednesday, July 24-Thursday, July 25 | 7:30 p.m. | Schermerhorn Symphony Center, 1 Symphony Pl. | $64+ | Relive the film that started it all while members of the Nashville Symphony perform John Williams’ iconic score.
Thursday, July 25
Frist After Five Film: “Psycho” | Thursday, July 25 | 7-9 p.m. | Frist Art Museum, 919 Broadway | Free+ | Join the museum for a special 35-mm screening of this classic Alfred Hitchcock film.
Friday, July 26
Live From Cabana Club | Friday, July 26 | 6-9 p.m. | JW Marriott Nashville, 201 8th Ave. S. | Cost of purchase | Food and drinks will available for purchase at this summer rooftop concert series.
Saturday, July 27
Back Together Weekend: Titans Open Practice | Saturday, July 27 | 11 a.m. | Nissan Stadium, 1 Titans Way | Free | Watch the team’s first training camp practice of the season + enjoy tailgate games, photo opportunities, and discounted concessions.
We’ve got the dirt on how you can stay up-to-date with Nissan Stadium construction. Use this new live cam tool to see progress in real time.
Development
Developers broke ground on a 16-residence property near Five Points — 210 S. 10th St. The unamed project will rise two stories and offer townhomes and single-family units with swimming pool and fitness center access. The development will be eligible for short-term rentals and is expected to be completed next summer. (Nashville Post)
Biz
Another vinyl record concept is coming downtown, this time on the ground floor of the JW Marriott Nashville. 888 Vinyl will occupy 5,203 sqft and cost $8.5 million to build out, according to a permit. No opening date has been announced for the restaurant. (Nashville Business Journal)
Eat
A Goo Goo Cluster and Frothy Monkey collab launches Friday, July 26 in honor of the coffeehouse’s 20th anniversary. The Havana Latte Premium Goo Goo mimics the flavor profile of the popular latte with layers of espresso shortbread and cake, combined with a cold brew nougat. Take a look.
Drink Up
Thirsty? Well (or top-shelf), the wait is over — Drink Up Week has arrived. We’re celebrating our city’svibrant beverage culture through Friday, July 26 with buzzy deals from local businesses, including the San Sebastián at The Pizzeria at Frankies. Find a deal + toast to Music City entrepreneurs, mixologists, venues, and drinks.
Arts
The Cheekwood Mansion will host two art exhibitions in the second-floor galleries beginning Saturday, July 27. For the first time in decades, items from the estate’s permanent collection will be on display, including sculptures by William Edmondson, paintings, and Worcester porcelain. The other exhibit features 1970s prints by female artists.
Wellness
This hearing device is not for everyone… because not everyone wants to talk to other people. (We’re sometimes in our introvert era, too.) But if you do want to have clear conversations, meet the first hearing aid designed with conversation in mind. Bonus: It’s so small, it’s basically unnoticeable.*
Sports
GEODIS Park nets another big match
US Women’s National Team return to GEODIS Park for October play
Get ready to pack the Park. | Photo via Nashville SC
You don’t have to travel all the way to Paris to see the US Women’s National Team take the field.
USWNT will host Iceland at GEODIS Park on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 4:30 p.m. for the second match of a two-game series kicking off in Austin, TX (hey, ATXtoday) on Oct. 24.
The team is no stranger to Music City. They first played in February 2023, filling GEODIS Park with 24,000+ fans for the SheBelieves Cup.
Tickets are anticipated to sell out quickly. Presales begin Today, July 23 and end Friday, July 26 at 8 a.m. before the general public sale starts at 10 a.m. The match will also be broadcast on TNT, Max, Telemundo, and Peacock.
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Twice Daily and Sudden Service convenience stores will recognize first responders tomorrow, July 24 for 24/7 Day. First responders who are in uniform or show their badge will receive a free medium fountain drink or coffee.
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