We’ll raise a green beer to Von Patrick’s Day. | Photo via Von Elrod’s Beer Hall & Kitchen
Nashville’s going green. We’ve rounded up 10 ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day this weekend and on Monday, March 17.
All weekend
Assembly Food Hall
The downtown venue will have green beer and specialty bites like Lucky Charms cookie dough at NoBaked and a “Mint To Be Lucky” parfait from Hattie Jane’s. On Saturday night, head to Skydeck for a Prince tribute concert.
Saturday
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Gather in the Five Points area at 10 a.m. to watch local groups march in the parade, then hang around for live music and dancing at Boston Commons, BoomBozz, Drifters, and Beyond the Edge throughout the day.
Von Patrick’s Day
Join Von Elrod’s for this ticketed indoor/outdoor event ($35+) featuring green beer, a best dressed contest, and Rubiks Groove on the main stage from 4 to 7 p.m.
T-Pain | 8 p.m. | The Pinnacle | $150+ | Visit the “Bartender” before finding your spot at the venue to see the artist and DJ Montay take the stage.
Friday, March 14
Pie and Beer Pairing | 2-8 p.m. | Black Abbey Brewing | Cost of purchase | The brewery is partnering with Dozen Bakery to offer beer and pie pairings — plus, hang around for a puzzle competition at 6 p.m.
Saturday, March 15
Wildflower Hike | 9:30-11:30 a.m. | Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary | $15 | Take in the colors of spring wildflowers on this guided two-mile hike for adults and teens.
Sunday, March 16
Yoga with Cats | 10 a.m. | The Catio | $21 | Enjoy this all-levels vinyasa yoga class while adoptable cats wander around the mats.
Matt Nathanson | 7 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium | $42+ | See the “Come On Get Higher” artist with special guest KT Tunstall.
Monday, March 17
Putt’n Through The Week | 7-11 a.m. | Church Street Park | Free | Catch a morning putt-putt session at the downtown park.
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The Word
Demolition. That’s the looming fate of the current Nissan Stadium, with the disassembly process set to begin in February 2027 and continue through October. Renascent Inc. is leading the project and plans to recycle 95% of the building’s materials. (Nashville Business Journal)
Eat
Chick-fil-A is headed to Antioch’s Century Farms area. The chicken chain’s opening date at 4234 Century Farms Terrace isn’t known, but hiring is already underway. In the meantime, get your fried chicken fix at local spots like McDougal’s and Waldo’s. (The Tennessean)
Coming Soon
Wawa, wait there’s more. Convenience store chain Wawa has another location in the works, this time in Hermitage at 4000 Andrew Jackson Pkwy. The biz previously announced Nashville stores in Antioch, Bellevue, and on Nolensville Pike, though it’s unclear which will open first. (Nashville Business Journal)
Sports
The Titans reportedly agreed to free agency deals with former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Van Jefferson + Detroit Lions guard Kevin Zeitler. Of note, Jefferson is a Ravenwood High grad and son of former Titans wide receiver coach Shawn Jefferson. (The Tennessean)
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🥧 Savor Pie Town’s flavors
You can’t get pies here, but you can score churros with chocolate gravy. | Photo via Pie Town Tacos
We’ve already shared where to find pie around town for Pi Day tomorrow, March 14; now, we’re serving up something new — a bite-sized dining guide for Nashville’s Pie Town neighborhood.
With a relatively new nickname (coined in the past decade or so), this area is defined by its pie-shaped borders along 8th Avenue South, Lafayette Street, and I-40.
Where to find your next bite:
Tennessee Brew Works boasts a full menu, including its signature Five Beer Burger, which incorporates five kinds of brews into the toppings.
Paseo South Gulch sits on the edge of Pie Town — the “crust,” if you will — offering even more dining options with Maiz de la Vida, Two Hands, and SunLife Organics.
If you’re searching for the neighborhood’s namesake, make weekend brunch reservations at City Winery for a slice of pecan pie topped with chocolate drizzle and whipped cream.
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Beep, beep. Little Rey’s Music City Taco Tour continues this weekend with a cookout on Saturday, March 15 outside its forthcoming location at 2019 West End Ave. The restaurant by Ford Fry hasn’t announced its opening date, but you can sample complimentary tacos and hibiscus limeade.
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