In addition to meeting Preds legends face-to-face, these lucky fans will also enjoy early entry and other exclusive perks to use throughout the season. Psst… There are even surprise seat giveaways for future Preds games.
When’s the last time your Preds fandom won you prizes? Well, you better get used to that feeling because the Regions Nashville Predators Visa® Debit Card is positively loaded with gameday perks — many of which directly save you money. We’re talking:
On-site ticket discounts for same-day purchases of all regular season home games (hello, electric atmosphere)
20% discount at Ford Ice Centers
10% discount at the Bet MGM Club at Bridgestone Arena on food, drinks, and more
20% discount on in-store purchases at the Nashville Locker Room and the Nashville Predators team store (more chances to show your Preds colors)
So don’t sit on the sidelines for too long — join the roster of Preds fans who are already scoring big on discounts + rubbing elbows with former Preds legends.
Out of town on the 21st? Not to worry; there are already four more former Pred Player Meet + Greets scheduled for 2025.
Visit Regions Bank to learn how easy it is to open an account and become a Predators-branded cardholder.
Mr. Sun Plays Ellington’s Nutcracker | 5:30 p.m. | Analog at Hutton Hotel | $15+ | Catch this reinterpretation of Duke Ellington’s arrangement of the Nutcracker Suite.
Tuesday, Dec. 17
Spotlight SINGS! A Winter Cabaret | 6:30 p.m. | TPAC’s Johnson Theater | $20+ | This cabaret concert features Broadway classics and holiday tunes performed by TPAC’s Spotlight Awards alumni.
Wednesday, Dec. 18
“Edward Scissorhands” | Wednesday, Dec. 18 | Times vary | Belcourt Theatre | $9+ | Tim Burton’s 1990 gothic fairytale starring Winona Ryder and Johnny Depp returns to the big screen.
Holiday Cookie Decorating Class | 6:30 p.m. | Prickly Pear Coffee | $70 | Cookie in the Kitchen leads this class on the basics of decorating with royal icing.
Thursday, Dec. 19
Lightbox Pop-up | Thursday, Dec. 19-Monday, Dec. 23 | Times vary | White’s Mercantile Belle Meade | Cost of purchase | Sip on dairy-free cocoa + pick up packaged frozen treats for the holidays.
Songwriters Series: Songs of Lainey Wilson | 7:30 p.m. | The Franklin Theatre | $45+ | Join songwriters Trannie Anderson and Dallas Wilson for a night showcasing the songs of the reigning CMA Female Vocalist of the Year.
Friday, Dec. 20
Winter Solstice Celebration | 4-7 p.m. | Warner Park Nature Center | Free | Celebrate the beginning of winter with wreath making, a luminary trail through the forest, campfires, s’mores, and astronomy — registration required.
On Tuesday, Aug. 5, Nashville will offer a flight to Louisville for the first time. The nonstop service by Southwest Airlines will be available daily outside of Saturdays. (Nashville Post)
Open
Beer Sellar is back — but under a new name and in a fresh space. The reinvented concept now called The Cellar Bar (211 3rd Ave. N.) gives a “timeless, historic feel” with its woodwork, France-made glassware, and jukebox. Patrons can expect 20 beers on tap, bar food + two pool tables and dart boards. (Nashville Post)
Watch
Bookings are filling up quickly for Kase x Noko, which opened Friday, Dec. 13, but here’s a look at the experience while you wait. Pro tip: New reservations are released at midnight daily six weeks in advance. The $75 14-course tasting menu features a rotating selection of dishes made with seafood flown in daily.
Biz
Another national retailer is taking up shop in the Gulch. Women’s clothing and home store Anthropologie will open on a to-be-announced date in the Pine Street Flats mixed-use building — 412 11th Ave. S. The space was last home to Parachute and currently houses seasonal pop-up store Clayton & Crume. (Nashville Post)
Sports
The Tennessee Titans fell 27-37 to the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday, bringing their record to 3-11. The team will hit the road for two away games before returning back to Nissan Stadium for Week 18 against the Houston Texans.
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Show
Join the Nashville Rep Theatre Dec. 6-22 for a beloved holiday classic, “A Christmas Carol.” Watch Ebenezer Scrooge as he journeys through Christmases past, present, and future. Snag tickets and celebrate the season.*
Try This
The Regions Nashville Predators Visa® Debit Card is your ticket to perks – like the upcoming Meet & Greet on Saturday, Dec. 21. Enjoy early entry and meet a Preds alumni player. Plus, enjoy 10% off at Ford Ice Centers, 10% off food at BetMGM Club, and merch discounts. Get your card.*
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These best-selling men’s flannel pajama pants are comfortable, warm, and soft to the touch. Hello, new favorite pants of the season.*
Weather
Weather
❄️ Snow place like Music City
Remember when a blanket of snow covered the city in late January 2010? | Photo by Kim Unertl via Flickr
It’s not likely that Nashville will see a wintry white holiday this season, so we couldn’t help but reminisce on snowstorms that brought the city to a standstill in the past.
Snow stats
Data from the National Weather Service shows that Nashville typically sees its first snowfall in late December any given year. The average first “snow event” (when at least 0.1 inches of snow falls) is Dec. 23. The earliest the city saw snow was Oct. 31, 1993, and the latest April 10, 1973.
Nashville’s largest snowfall
Nashvillians dreaming of a snowy Christmas in 1891 were in for a big surprise the following St. Patrick’s Day. After a mere 0.3 inches of snowfall all winter, Nashville received the largest snowfall in its history — 17 inches — on March 17, 1892.
If you think a few inches of snow is disruptive to Nashville life today, can you imagine what nearly 39 inches would do? That’s how much snow fell in the winter of 1959-1960.
A pair of high waisted joggers. They’re constructed with ultra-soft modal fabric, making them perfect for casual hangouts with friends + family over the holidays.
Burger Week’s participation numbers are cookin’. Over half of the respondents of our poll asking which food discount weeks you attended in 2024 chose the Nashville Scene foodie event. Taco Week, also put on by Nashville Scene, was a fan favorite too. A quarter of readers didn’t attend any, but plan to in the future.
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