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Editor’s note: Some events may be canceled, changed, or postponed due to inclement weather.
Wednesday, Feb. 19
Author Event: Kimberly Lemming and Jo Segura | 6:30 p.m. | Parnassus Books | Free with registration | The authors of “I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I’m Trapped in a Rom-Com” and “Temple of Swoon” join the bookstore for a special double event.
Thursday, Feb. 20
“Dancing With the Stars: LIVE!” | 7:30 p.m. | Grand Ole Opry | $125+ | This year’s all-new stage show features your favorite professional dancers from the hit TV series.
Friday, Feb. 21
Chocolate Yoga | 6:30-8 p.m. | Small World Yoga | $25 | This special event begins with a “chocolate meditation” followed by a yoga session.
Chase Matthew | 8 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium | $30+ | Catch this rising country star’s hometown show on the same day his new album drops.
Saturday, Feb. 22
Farm Dinner | 6:30-10 p.m. | Frist Art Museum | $245+ | Edible Nashville chef Skylar Bush and chef Margot McCormack of Margot Cafe & Bar create a locally-sourced meal in celebration of two museum exhibitions.
Davidson and surrounding counties are under a cold weather advisory until 10 a.m. tomorrow, Feb. 20. The National Weather Service says that we should prepare for wind chills as low as -4º during this time. Keep up with area school closures. (WTVF)
Civic
Metro Water Services announced trash and recycling schedule changes due to weather conditions. Trash will not be collected today or tomorrow, with service tentatively resuming Friday and Saturday. Recycling collection will be suspended for the rest of the week.
Open
A new coffee shop has put down roots in the Gulch. Cafe ROOTED is connected to footwear and apparel store ROOTED, meaning you can sip on lattes, matcha, and other beverages while you shop. It’s open daily at 305 11th Ave. S.
Coming Soon
Sushi by Bou is bringing its speakeasy-style omakase concept to Nashville on Thursday, March 6. The restaurant will be accessible via Dream Nashville’s Stateside Kitchen + feature a front bar and a 14-seat sushi counter. Expect a 12-piece menu priced at $65.
Eat
East Nashville’s Little Bites plans to open tomorrow, Feb. 20 at 908 Main St. Beyond its sushi offerings, guests can expect a “blend of both Thai and Spanish influences” on the menu. Preview a few dishes.
Travel
Frontier Airlines is launching a new nonstop flight from Nashville to Cleveland this spring. The service will operate three times a week beginning Friday, May 23. Revisit our airport guide for more nonstop destinations.
Show
Paul Simon is returning to the stage with his “A Quiet Celebration” tour, which will see the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer play three nights at Ryman Auditorium in mid-May. Get tickets when they go on sale Friday, Feb. 21 at 10 a.m.
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Category
Sports
⚽ Nashville SC is back
Huddle up and get ready for another electrifying Nashville SC season. | Photo via Nashville SC
It’s time to break out your electric gold and acoustic blue, Music City. From important dates and theme nights to match day experiences at GEODIS Park, gear up for the 2025 season as Nashville SC prepares to take the pitch.
See the team in action
Season opener | Nashville welcomes the New England Revolution for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, Feb. 22. The team will end the regular season at home vs. Inter Miami CF.
Theme nights | Barbie Game Day, Bobblehead Night, and Bark in the Park are just a handful of themed events on the horizon.
2025 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup | The 2025 edition marks Nashville SC’s third time competing in the tournament since joining MLS in 2020. View the participating teams and the dates for each round.
Here’s a little something extra for the Paul Simon fans attending his shows at the Ryman this spring: He’s expected to play his latest album (“Seven Psalms”) in full along with other fan favorites.
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