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⚾ Dwell on Sulphur Dell

A film photo of the front exterior of Sulphur Dell. A sign on the facade reads: Slphur Dell: Baseball's Most Historic Park Since 1870." Below that, another sign shows game times for two Memphis vs. Vols matchups that day.
Sulphur Dell’s memory lives on at First Horizon Park. A replica marquee is behind the batter’s eye, there’s a home plate marker on the first-base concourse + signage throughout the park. | Photo via Nashville Public Library Metro Archives
7,000. That’s approximately how many fans filled the grandstand at Sulphur Dell when the Nashville Vols took the field for their first night game on May 18, 1931.

Before the Sounds brought baseball back to North Nashville at First Horizon Park in 2015, Sulphur Dell stood in its place and introduced the city to America’s favorite pastime.

The name of the game

Before the ballpark, the recreational area was known as “Sulphur Springs Bottom” for the nearby natural sulphur spring used as a watering hole. In 1885, the Nashville Americans arrived, playing in Athletic Park during the inaugural season of the Southern League. It wasn’t until ~20 years later that Nashville Tennessean sports writer Grantland Rice called the ballpark Sulphur Dell in a column, and the name stuck.
Ballpark oddities + more

Asked

Opening Day in 1932 brought 14,502 fans to Sulphur Dell. How much overcapacity was this?

A. 5,002 people
B. 6,502 people
C. 4,502 people
D. 7,002 people
Bring it on home

Events

Friday, April 25

Sips for Species | 6:30-9:30 p.m. | Nashville Zoo | $45+ | Spend an adults-only evening at the zoo with animal encounters, live music, and samples from 40+ drink vendors.

Saturday, April 26

Storytime with Emily Arrow | 10:30 a.m. | Parnassus Books | Free | Stop in for a reading of “Dear Bookstore” on Independent Bookstore Day.

Mound Bottom History and Hike | 1-2:30 p.m. | Harpeth River State Park, Kingston Springs | $10 | Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and reserve your spot for this guided hike.

Sunday, April 27

Musician Spotlight: Justin Moses | 1-1:45 p.m. | Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum | Cost of admission | Moses has appeared onstage or worked in the studio with artists such as Béla Fleck, Alison Krauss, and Brad Paisley.

Bourbon & Breeze | 1-4 p.m. | Hilton Nashville Green Hills | Free+ | Sip on drinks, snack on complimentary bites, and take in the view from the hotel’s rooftop bar.

Monday, April 28

Jason Carter Band | 7-11:30 p.m. | Analog at Hutton Hotel | $19+ | Experience a night of fiery bluegrass from Grammy Award-winning fiddler Jason Carter.
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Travel

How to spend a weekend in the “Jewel of South Carolina”

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Lake Murray Country was ranked the No. 2 “Best Lake for Water Sports” by USA Today in 2024. | Photos provided by Capital City Lake Murray Country
If your ideal getaway includes relaxing lake days and plenty of sunshine, add Lake Murray Country to your list.

Located in the heart of South Carolina, this laid-back destination, supported by DiscoverSC, has something for everyone — from thrilling water sports to vibrant local culture.

Outdoor recreation

Incredible attractions

Plan your getaway

News Notes

Announced

The Titans celebrated a major touchdown last night after selecting Miami quarterback Cam Ward as the team’s No. 1 pick. Ward scored 39 touchdowns in his only season with the Hurricanes, and he set an NCAA record in career touchdown passes with 158. The team has eight draft picks in total. Rounds 2 and 3 start tonight at 6 p.m.

Development

Swerv Racing Lounge is revving up near the Tennessee Central Railway Museum. The bar serving food and drinks at 315 Hermitage Ave. will feature 10 racing simulators by Podium 1 when it opens this summer. (Nashville Post)

Coming Soon

Chinese takeout is landing in Riverside Village this summer. The hospitality group behind East Side Banh Mi and Sweeza is introducing Golden Prawn #3 at 1404 McGavock Pk. Wok-fired dishes will be available at the hot bar and on an à la carte menu.

Biz

Perenn, a combination restaurant, bakery, and grocer, is making its Main Street debut in Franklin on Saturday, May 24. Later this summer, a Nashville location will open in Oak Hill with pastries, artisan bread, specialty coffee, and a breakfast menu.

Read

TODAY is tapping Nashville to host its first-ever Read with Jenna Book Festival beginning Friday, May 30. News personality Jenna Bush Hager will join special guests like Ann Patchett for the two-day event at W Nashville, which will feature discussions by Read with Jenna authors, pop-up bookshops, and signings. Get tickets.

Eat

James Beard-nominated chef and International Market owner Arnold Myint is releasing his debut cookbook, “Family Thai: Bringing the Flavors of Thailand Home,” this fall. Expect over 90 recipes inspired by family dishes when it goes on sale Tuesday, Oct. 7.

Concert

Rock artist Bryan Adams embarks on his biggest tour in years this fall with special guests Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo. Get tickets for the Friday, Nov. 7 show at Bridgestone Arena when they go on sale Friday, May 2.

Award

Congratulations are in order again for the Nashville Zoo, which was one of 32 facilities awarded accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. The application process includes a multi-day inspection reviewing animal care practices, conservation efforts, and staff training, among other criteria.

Sports

Calling all soccer fans: A Nashville SC match day is a must, from pre-match festivities to a post-match party when we get the W. Follow along as our team gets the full Nashville SC experience, and see how you can get in on the action.*

Real Estate

Nestled in the thriving community of Nolensville and surrounded by picturesque nature, Willow Ridge by John Wieland Homes offers modern, executive-style homes on expansive homesites with breathtaking views. Join the VIP Interest List before the community’s public grand opening Saturday.*

Shop

Nordstrom added new spring markdowns up to 50% off. Save on supportive high-waist leggings and cotton-blend men’s short-sleeve polos.*

The Buy

Freshen up your jewelry box with some of 2025’s top trending styles:

✨ Long, dangly earrings: A pair of lightweight raffia earrings perfect for spring + summer outfits.
✨ Boho beads: This turquoise and freshwater pearl bracelet for under $30.
✨ Sculpted forms: These enamel hoops with a unique twisted design.
✨ Mixed metals: A two-toned metal twist ring made with 14K gold and sterling silver.
✨ Charms galore: BaubleBar’s heart charm necklace with crystal pavé accents and grooved detailing.
More worth The Buy

The Wrap

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The forecasted rain is no match for Noko’s new and improved (and completely covered) patio. It reopens today featuring a firepit and lounge chairs in the entryway + continues to operate on a walk-in-only basis. Look over the menus.
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