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Stage schedule

• Friday, Sept. 6 | 1 p.m. | Nashville Interiors builders panel
• Friday, Sept. 6 | 5 p.m. | Craig Conover
• Saturday, Sept. 7 | 12 p.m. | Craig Conover
• Saturday, Sept. 7 | 2 p.m. | Nashville Interiors design panel
• Sunday, Sept. 8 | 1 p.m. | How to upscale items from Habitat for Humanity ReStore and incorporate with your own designs

Entry need-to-knows

• Entry is $5 after 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
• Military personnel + first responders can attend for free all weekend with their ID.
• Guests age 65 and older receive free admission on Friday.
• Wear your Titans gear on Sunday for half-off admission.

• Nashville Sounds vs. Gwinnett Stripers | Friday, Sept. 6-Sunday, Sept. 8 | Times vary | First Horizon Park | $10+ | Don’t miss the penultimate weekend of the Sounds’ 2024 home slate.
• One Vision of Queen | Friday, Sept. 6 | 7 p.m. | The Fisher Center | $44+ | If you missed last year’s sold-out show, Marc Martel is back to perform more iconic Queen songs.

• Paradis3 Party - An Anniversary Event | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 12-9 p.m. | Monday Night Preservation Co. | Cost of purchase | The brewery is celebrating the big three with a paradise party featuring live music, cheeseburgers, margaritas, and beer — of course.
• Green Hills Park Festival | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 5-9 p.m. | Green Hills Park | Free+ | Come for the local vendors, food trucks, and family-friendly fun + stay for a screening of “Shrek.”

• Nick Thune | Sunday, Sept. 8 | Times vary | The Lab at Zanies | $30 | Nateland Entertainment presents comedian, actor, and musician Nick Thune for two special taping shows.
• Mezcal Week | Sunday, Sept. 8-Sunday, Sept. 15 | Times vary | Superica | Cost of purchase | Ford Fry’s restaurant will boast a selection of mezcal flights, special menu pairings, and cocktails.

• Robby Krieger of The Doors | Monday, Sept. 9 | 7:30 p.m. | City Winery | $75+ | See the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist perform in Music City.

• 10th Annual Free Slice Night | Tuesday, Sept. 10 | 5-7 p.m. | Five Points Pizza | Free | Get one free slice of pepperoni or cheese pizza from either location during the eatery’s customer appreciation event.

• The hospitality group behind Crow’s Nest and Noble’s is opening a two-story dining concept this fall in Hillsboro Village at 1602 21st Ave. S. Twenty First will serve “elevated American fare” on both levels, though the upstairs will be open later hours and offer outdoor seating. (Nashville Business Journal)

• East Bank development The Landings at River North announced two new restaurant tenants, Thai Samurai and juice bar Pure Green, ahead of its opening later this year. Fitness studio Bodyrok and Sweet Truth Dental will also join the complex. (Nashville Business Journal)

• Frozen treats await at East Creamery, a new East Nashville ice cream spot at the Shoppes on Fatherland — 1006 Fatherland St., Ste. 105B. Along with single, double, and triple scoops, the shop serves floats and rotating desserts. It’s open Thursday through Sunday.

• Nashville Yards developer Southwest Value Partners released new renderings for The Everett, a 34-story residential tower. Pre-leasing is now underway for the 361-unit building, which will offer a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments. The first move-ins are expected in December.

• It’s showtime at Hidden Bar. Noelle’s speakeasy-style space transformed into The Sandworm, a “Beetlejuice"-themed pop-up bar open through Thursday, Oct. 31. Expect “strange and unusual” decor + themed cocktails like the “Winter River Manhattan” and “I’ll Be Your Guide to the Other Side.”

• Not only will “Survivor” host a fan event downtown on Saturday, Sept. 14 (we have all the details in this Instagram post), Nashville-based sports reporter Sam Phalen is one of 18 contestants competing on Season 47. Tune into the premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 18. (Entertainment Weekly)

• Brrr… did anyone feel that chill? Yesterday, we quizzed you on when Nashville experiences its first autumn freeze on average. Most of you got it right with Oct. 29, though Nov. 5 was a close second. Fun fact: The earliest autumn freeze on record is Oct. 2, 1984.

• Imagine the crunch of crisp autumn leaves underfoot, the cries of geese flying south, the crackle of a bonfire. What if you couldn’t hear the sounds of fall clearly? This revolutionary hearing device makes sure that you can. (Test it out for 45 days with zero risk.)*