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Stroll down preservation lane

The curved brick building of the Neuhoff District in Nashville with people walking outside.
In case you missed it, here’s what’s next for the Neuhoff District. | Photo by Chris Payne via Metro
Since 1973, the Metropolitan Historical Commission has honored projects that help preserve Nashville’s historic architecture. Timed with National Preservation Month, this year’s Preservation Awards recognized work across residential, commercial, and educational/institutional spaces.

Commercial

Neuhoff Curve Building
This Neuhoff District building honors its past by reusing windows and structural elements from the early 1900s Neuhoff Packing Plant. Close Company (more on this below) and Charmers & Cauponors are among its future tenants.
An alleyway in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston, strung with lights, with brick buildings and a person seated at a table.

Check out this building-by-building breakdown of May Hosiery Mills. | Photo via Metro

May Hosiery Mills
Spanning multiple buildings in Wedgewood-Houston, this former sock factory was restored and adapted in 2021 after years of limited use. The original wood floors remain, while new businesses like Soho House and Pastis bring fresh life to the historic site.
Sunnyside in Sevier Park, a historic white mansion with columns, surrounded by trees and people on a sunny day.

Sunnyside is also home to the Metropolitan Historical Commission. | Photo by Quinn Ballard Photography via Metro

Educational-Institutional

Sevier Park’s Sunnyside building
Built in 1852 with log structures dating to the 1820s, Sunnyside recently underwent a major restoration. The updates preserved original features and added public restrooms, parking, and a cafe space.
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Events

Wednesday, May 28

Screenings on the Steps: “Almost Famous” | 7-10 p.m. | W Nashville | Free | Experience the thrill of the 1970s music scene as a teen music writer hits the road with a rock band.

Allison Russell | 7:30 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium | $25+ | The Grammy Award-winning artist takes the stage with the Rainbow Coalition Band.

Thursday, May 29

Indigo Girls | Thursday, May 29-Saturday, May 31 | 7:30 p.m. | Schermerhorn Symphony Center | $36+ | The Grammy-winning duo joins the Nashville Symphony for an evening of orchestrated renditions of their folk-pop hits.

Friday, May 30

Nashville Margarita Festival | 6-9 p.m. | oneC1TY | $63+ | Sample 12 margaritas and vote for your favorite at the 12th annual festival.

Saturday, May 31

Hometown Half Marathon/10K/5K | 7-10 a.m. | Nashville Community College | $21+ | Lace up for a race day with multiple distances or opt for the virtual option if you can’t make it in person.

barre3 at Steeplechase | 10-11:30 a.m. | Steeplechase Infield at Percy Warner Park | Free with RSVP | Move and stretch with barre3, plus enjoy perks from local businesses like Canvas Skin and Fix Juice.
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Try This

Have a fairy tale summer at Cheekwood’s Enchanted Castles

Presented by Cheekwood Estate and Gardens
Photo 1: A young boy sits at the top of a play castle, Photo 2: A photo taken from behind a band playing in front of an audience on a green lawn, Photo 3: A young girl climbing a rope wall on a playground.
After a day of play, unwind with an evening of live music on the lawn every Thursday. | Photos Courtesy of Cheekwood Estate & Gardens
Summer just got even more magical: Enchanted Castles, a limited-time exhibit at Cheekwood in collaboration with Castle Homes, has transformed the iconic gardens into a fairy tale realm.

Now through Sunday, August 17, explore five locally-crafted playhouses nestled amid vibrant blooms. Kids can climb through castles and let their imaginations roam as they discover hidden treasures.

Each castle offers a unique experience with corresponding themed greenery for the young and young at heart to enjoy, including:
  • Dragon’s Den | Scale the rock wall to the Dragon’s nest
  • Flower Fairy Palace | Admire spinning flowers
  • Crow’s Nest | Bird watch from the balcony perch
  • Wizard’s Watchtower | Navigate the mirror maze + gaze into a crystal ball
  • Formidable Fortress | Cross the (make-believe) alligator moat
The exhibit is included with general admission, but you’ll need to reserve a timed-entry ticket in advance.

Plus, catch live music, food trucks, and signature drinks among the gardens at Cheekwood’s weekly summer concert series, Thursday Night Out.
Reserve tickets to the magic

News Notes

Development

Cheekwood plans to build a $25 million parking pavilion and plaza with space for 750 vehicles, EV charging stations, and rideshare areas, as well as a new ticketing center. The project is expected to be completed in 2027. Swipe through the renderings.

Opening

Close Company, a new concept from the team behind NYC-based bar Death & Co, opens Friday, May 30 in the Neuhoff District. The bar offers cocktail categories such as fizzy, juicy, and zero proof + snacks like pastry pockets. There’s no need to RSVP, but make note of the grand opening hours.

Biz

After uncertainty about the building’s future, 3rd & Lindsley has extended its lease and will remain on 3rd Avenue through 2028. The venue plans to mark its 35th anniversary in 2026 with a series of special shows and will introduce a new Thursday bluegrass series starting July 3. (Nashville Business Journal)

List

East Nashville’s Fancypants landed on Southern Living’s “20 Best New Restaurants in the South” list. The magazine praised the eatery’s playful twist on fine dining, thanks to its “choose-your-own-adventure” prix fixe menu.

Ranked

Nashville ranked No. 4 on Cvent’s 2025 list of top meeting destinations in North America, behind Orlando, Las Vegas, and Chicago. Plus, Renaissance Nashville, JW Marriott, Grand Hyatt, and Omni Nashville claimed the top four spots on Cvent’s top meeting hotels list.

Sports

Nashville SC will host D.C. United at GEODIS Park in its 2025 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup quarterfinal match on Wednesday, July 9. If the Boys in Gold advance to the semifinals, they will play the winner of the New York Red Bulls and Philadelphia Union. Tickets go on sale today at 2 p.m.

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Games

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The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Let the games begin

The Wrap

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It’s a big weekend for college baseball. Vanderbilt earned the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Baseball Tournament and will host the Nashville Regional at Hawkins Field. The Commodores face Wright State on Friday, May 30 after the ETSU vs. Louisville game.
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