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Close up of small children twirling hand streamers in a ballet class.
Is the kid in your life ready for summer camp? We’ve got options. | Photo by Lydia McRa via the Nashville Ballet
OK, maybe we’re getting ahead of ourselves. However, the last bell will ring soon, and summer camp registrations fill up quickly.

For the athlete

Nashville Ballet | June-July | $300
Half-day camps are available for children ages 3-9 to act out the chosen ballet story, practice choreography, and create crafts. Bonus: All ages can explore drop-in classes and junior intensives.

Climb Nashville | June-July | $395+
Climb to new heights at the West location — plus, siblings within the 6-12 age category who sign up for the same week receive a 10% discount.

For the arts-focused

Rock Camp | June-July | $499
Camps cater to kids ages 9 to 17 across rock themes like “Songwriting/Audio Engineering,” “Pop Legends,” and “21st Century Indie.”

Film Camp | July | $525+
Teens will work in small production teams to develop a concept, script, shot list, and production plan to shoot a short film.
Sign-ups for 7 more camps

Asked

If you could create a Nashville-themed summer camp, what would it be?

A. Ryman Rhythm Camp
B. Cumberland River Cruisers Camp
C. Gooing, Gooing, Gone Camp
D. Hot Off the Hatch Show Press Camp
E. Other
Pitch your idea
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Events

Thursday, Feb. 20

Beginner Tai Chi | 6-7 p.m. | Frist Art Museum | Free | Discover how this ancient practice can enhance your balance and flexibility — registration required.

Friday, Feb. 21

Nashville Wine Auction: Wined Up! | 6 p.m. | City Winery | $195 | The walk-around wine tasting party features over 26 West Coast vendors.

Grand Ole Opry: Opry 100 | 7 p.m. | Grand Ole Opry House | $70+ | Ringo Starr, Lauren Alaina, Molly Tuttle, and more take the stage in celebration of the Opry’s 100th year.

Saturday, Feb. 22

TailGate Brewery’s 10th Anniversary Party | 11 a.m.-10 p.m. | TailGate Brewery Headquarters | Free+ | Celebrate the brewery with beer releases, a pizza collab with Edley’s, and a vintage market from 12 to 6 p.m.

BeeGees Tribute Show | 8 p.m. | TPAC’s Polk Theater | $56+ | The New York BeeGees perform all of the classic ‘70s disco hits, from “Stayin’ Alive” and “Night Fever” to “I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You” and “To Love Somebody.”

Sunday, Feb. 23

Music City Hockey Bobblehead Series — Vince Gill & Amy Grant and Jelly Roll | Sunday, Feb. 23, Thursday, March 27 | Times vary | Bridgestone Arena | Cost of purchase | The first 10,000 fans in attendance will receive limited-edition bobbleheads honoring Smashville icons Vince Gill & Amy Grant and Jelly Roll as part of the Music City Hockey Bobblehead Series.*

Monday, Feb. 24

Restaurant Week | Monday, Feb. 24-Sunday, March 2 | Participating restaurants | Cost of purchase | Over 20 restaurants will serve up special menus for brunch, lunch, and dinner during the annual week celebrating Nashville’s food and beverage scene.
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News Notes

Closing

Taqueria del Sol will close its remaining Nashville location on Charlotte Avenue. By late March or early April, the restaurant’s kitchen manager and Caffe Nonna owner Will Spiva will open Tres Hermanos in the space. Expect a “moodier” feel with similar menu items, in addition to fresh tortillas, Peruvian chicken, nachos, and a full cocktail bar. (Nashville Business Journal)

Open

A piece of Canada has landed in Mt. Juliet. Tennessee’s first Tim Hortons is now open inside the Golden Bear Shell. Local franchisee Naren Patel plans to debut the coffee and bake shop at additional free-standing stores in Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, and Donelson. Murfreesboro and Smyrna are also on the radar. (The Tennessean)

Award

The Johnny Cash Museum took the title of Best Music Museum on USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards for the third year in a row. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (No. 4) and the Patsy Cline Museum (No. 9) also again secured placements.

Biz

Nashville steakhouse Char is making its way to Franklin. The restaurant by 4Top Hospitality will open in the mixed-use development Canteen on Carothers in late 2025, occupying 6,500 sqft and seating 215 guests across the bar, dining room, and patio. (Nashville Business Journal)

Arts

Before Ringo Starr makes his Grand Ole Opry debut tomorrow, he’s celebrating the opening of his new Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum exhibit today. “Beats & Threads” features the artist’s drum kits, sticks and snares, personal documents, and stagewear.

Seasonal

Get out your green in March for Nashville Shamrock Celebration festivities. Over 10 venues will host specialty events, from an Irish Dance Competition in Donelson to TPAC’s A Taste of Ireland, all leading up to the official St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 15.

Concert

It’s not summer in Nashville without Bluegrass Nights at the Ryman. Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Feb. 21 — get yours and see the six-artist lineup.*

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Finance

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Coming Soon

Did this catch your eye? That’s because locals (like you) are excited about new happenings in the city. Spread the word about your business, services, big news, or event coming soon to Nashville.

Civic

Can we let you in on a secret?

A black and white top down photo of West Nashville showing I-40, Charlotte Avenue, 42nd Avenue North, the railroad, and Delaware + Alabama Avenues labeled.
This map shows a bird’s-eye view of the area in which the project covers. | Graphic via Civic Design Center
A Secret Sidewalk, that is.

Between now and year’s end, the Civic Design Center hopes to install projection art funded by NDOT’s Tactical Urbanism Program to illuminate an existing, overgrown pathway connecting Delaware and Alabama Avenues.

The project was first introduced last June after community members expressed interest in increased walkability between the Nations and Sylvan Park neighborhoods. Though the project is still in its early stages, plans include regular cleanup, tree maintenance, paving for accessibility, murals, and signage to guide pedestrians beneath the I-40 underpass to and from Charlotte Avenue. Ultimately, the route would reduce walking distances between areas of interest like businesses.

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The Wrap

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Tuesday was a special night at the Grand Ole Opry House. Not only did I see Jelly Roll, Ashley McBryde, Pam Tillis, and Riley Green take the stage, the musical legends announced this year’s Opry NextStage Class before the show: Avery Anna, Chayce Beckham, Dasha, Kaitlin Butts, Kashus Culpepper, Tigirlily Gold, and Tucker Wetmore.
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Answered

Which Nashville SC player scored the first goal in the team’s inaugural MLS match?

Only 37% of the readers who took our quiz this week had the right match. Walker Zimmerman scored the first Nashville SC goal in team history, though 46% of you thought it was Daniel Ríos.
What to expect this season

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