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📱 Take plans out of the group chat
Choose from one of Southall’s relaxing experiences or kick things up a notch with the aerial adventure course. | Photo by Heather Durham Photography via Southall
Whether you’re planning a birthday get-together or just looking for something new to do with friends, Nashville has plenty of group-friendly experiences that go beyond the usual dinner reservation — from spa time and hands-on workshops to private sushi classes.
Relax and unwind
Southall Farm & Inn, 2200 Osage Loop, Franklin
Reconnect with nature through one of the resort’s curated experiences. Depending on availability, your group might enjoy a guided apiary tour, plein air painting, or a leisurely bee cruise.
Holiday Salon & Bathhouse, 747 Douglas Ave.
Designed for private groups up to 10, this candlelit bathhouse features a Himalayan salt sauna, steam room, 104-degree saltwater soaking pool, and a cold plunge shower.
Make something
Glasshaüs, 483 Craighead St.
This studio specializes in the art of glassblowing and also boasts a coffee shop and art gallery. Most glass classes are open to two participants, but there are options for groups up to 20 guests.
HART, 2309 12th Ave. S.
If your group is looking for a charming way to spend the day, book time for up to 12 guests in the jewelry shop’s private event room. Start with rosé and intention setting, then pick out charms for your custom piece.
Pascal’s Triangle | 7:30 p.m. | Nashville Jazz Workshop | $38 | Grammy-winning composer and Vanderbilt professor Pascal Le Boeuf teams up with saxophone virtuoso Eddie Barbash.
“Dino Time!” | Friday, April 18-Saturday, April 19 | Times vary | Nashville Children’s Theatre | $18 | Join Dino and Dina Dinosaur as they prepare for their egg to hatch in this interactive play designed for ages up to 5.
Saturday, April 19
Donelson Yarn Bomb | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Locations vary | Free+ | Knitters and crocheters are invited to add on to ongoing projects at Bagelshop Donelson, Donelson Library, and Smart Art + Craft Supplies.
Nashville Earth Day | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Centennial Park | Free+ | Celebrate the planet we call home with educational activities from a variety of exhibitors and vendors.
Sunday, April 20
Music in the Beer Garden | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Cheekwood | Cost of admission | Soak in the sights and sounds of spring with food truck bites, ice pops, live music, and beverages.
Monday, April 21
TENX9 | 6-9 p.m. | Bar Jackalope | Free | Free+ | Sit in on this monthly community storytelling night where nine people have 10 minutes to tell a true story.
An Evening with David Sedaris | 7 p.m. | TPAC’s Polk Theater | $80+ | The New York Times bestselling author and humorist is on tour in support of his latest releases, “Happy Go Lucky” and “Pretty Ugly.”
Tuesday, April 22
Breland & Friends | 7:30 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium | $35+ | The annual concert benefits the Oasis Center and features performances by Breland, Vince Gill, Jordan Davis, Mackenzie Carpenter, and more.
Whether your plans include egg hunts, brunch, or a special visit from somebunny, we wish you a happy Easter this Sunday. Celebrate by taking the kids to Eggstravaganzoo or the Great Spring Art Hop.
Open
Old Dominion is ready to open Odie’s, their new Midtown bar and venue at 1919 Division St. Check it out for yourself during a “sneak peek weekend” today and tomorrow, April 19. The band teamed up with hospitality group Good Time Design and shared what inspired the space in this clip.
Coming Soon
Crazy Gnome Brewery is in the process of moving its East Nashville taproom to 1005 W. Kirkland Ave. The grand opening party is set for Saturday, May 3 with live music, lawn games, and pizza, but you can get an early look (and $1 off full pours) on Saturday, April 26.
Eat
Bellevue burgers, coming right up. Cledis Burgers & Beer Garden plans to open its new location on Monday, May 5 at 7648 Hwy. 70 S. Psst — the smash burger restaurant was a finalist on our 2023 NASHtoday Burger Bracket.
Announced
It’s a Tennessee showdown. Nashville SC will host Chattanooga Red Wolves SC in the 2025 US Open Cup Round of 32 at GEODIS Park. The night match on Tuesday, May 6 marks the first-ever meeting between the two clubs. Tickets are on sale now.
Community
Plans advance for a new Hadley Park Library after Metro Council approved a $2.1 million land purchase. The 20,000-sqft facility, funded in part by Mayor O’Connell’s latest capital spending plan, will replace the current building. (The Tennessean)
Development
Metro Council approved rezoning for 2908 12th Ave. S. to allow a new two-story structure. The building home to White’s Mercantile, which currently occupies the site, faces demolition under the redevelopment plan. (Nashville Post)
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Category
Sports
Nashville’s looking sporty
Tennessee Titans President and CEO Burke Nihill will speak at the event’s final panel session. | Photo by Kelly via Pexels
Sports commissioners, team owners, and media execs are converging on Nashville for the CAA World Congress of Sports from Monday, April 21 to Wednesday, April 23 — and you can be part of it.
Spoiler alert: Sports fans will recognize plenty of heavy hitters on the guest list. Here are some of the notable panels.
MLB’s Rob Manfred, NBA’s Adam Silver, and SEC’s Greg Sankey will discuss the state of their leagues and where they’re headed.
Bill Haslam (Nashville Predators) and Jimmy Haslam (Haslam Sports Group) will talk leadership, ownership, and the future of the sports business.
Nashville SC’s Ian Ayre joins a panel on “Sports Business 2025 and Beyond.”
ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro and Disney CEO Bob Iger speak one-on-one.
The event will be held at the Grand Hyatt — explore in-person and virtual ticket options.
Asked
Asked
If you could see the future of one professional sport in Nashville 50 years from now, which would you pick?
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After rounding up all of these group-friendly activities, I’m already on the hunt for more. With spots like Puttshack and the Great Big Game Show, a “fun and games” category could be next on the list. Stay tuned.
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