“Les Misérables” marks TPAC’s first Broadway production of the year. | Photo by Matthew Murphy
Go ahead and open that planner. From music festivals to outdoor movies, these events will keep you busy in June.
For the fam
Movies in the Park | Thursdays in June | 5-10 p.m. | Elmington Park | Free+ | Bring your own blanket and grab dinner from the food trucks — this year’s slate includes “Inside Out 2,” “The Sandlot,” “The Goonies,” and “Twisters.”
USMNT vs. Switzerland | Tuesday, June 10 | 7 p.m. | GEODIS Park | $41+ | Cheer on the boys in red, white, and blue at this send-off match before the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup.
Exposition of Elegance | Saturday, June 14-Sunday, June 15 | Times vary | Cheekwood | Cost of admission | Cruise into the gardens to see nearly 100 classic cars + vintage motorcycles.
Sip on craft brews and say “hello” to the flamingos. | Photo via Nashville Zoo
For the 21+ crowd
Brew at the Zoo | Friday, June 13 | 7:30-10:30 p.m. | Nashville Zoo | $85+ | Experience the zoo at night with samples from 60+ craft breweries, food trucks, and live music.
Nashville Predators Craft Beer Festival | Saturday, June 28 | 3:30 p.m. | Bridgestone Arena | $75+ | Cool off inside the arena with craft brews, food, games, and entertainment — plus, each attendee will receive a ticket to a select 2025-2026 home game.
12 South Moving Sale | Thursday, May 29-Friday, May 30 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Cost of purchase | White’s Mercantile 12 South | White’s Mercantile is relocating to the former Mafiaoza’s space, and you can shop deals ahead of the move.
Larkin Poe | 7:30 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium | $39+ | Catch the duo on their “Bloom” tour with special guest Katie Pruitt.
Friday, May 30
Music City Fit Expo | Friday, May 30-Saturday, May 31 | 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | The Fairgrounds Nashville | $31+ | Browse gear, apparel, and equipment across 150+ vendors + watch weightlifting and combat sports competitions.
Saturday, May 31
Roots on the Rivers Music Festival | 12-10 p.m. | Two Rivers Mansion | $50+ | Celebrate American roots music with performances by Sam Bush, Aaron Lee Tasjan, and more.
Nashville SC vs. New York City FC | 3:30 p.m. | GEODIS Park | $29+ | Fans who make it through the gates early will receive a free hat on Military Appreciation Night.
Sunday, June 1
Natural Dye Workshop | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Farmhouse at Mill Ridge Park | $5 suggested donation | Learn the basics of the natural dye process and tour a working dye garden during this hands-on workshop — RSVP required.
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A five-star Equinox Hotel is coming to SoBro as part of Park Place, a new three-tower project from the developer behind Nashville’s Four Seasons. Plans also include condos, apartments, a spa, and 50,000 sqft of open space. Construction is expected to begin next year. (Nashville Business Journal)
Closing
Subculture Cafe’s Nolensville Pike location will close at the end of May after nearly a decade in business. Visit the family-run spot for lunch or dinner to revisit favorites like the churrasco sandwich and hot chicken ramen. The Smyrna location will remain open.
Coming Soon
51st Deli is expanding to Brentwood with a new location at CityPark. The opening date hasn’t been announced, but with signage already up, that means breakfast burritos and sandwiches likely aren’t far behind.
Open
Fragrance brand Tijon is now open in the Gulch, offering ready-made scents and custom fragrance experiences. Sign up for one of three class offerings or stop in to sample Nashville exclusives like “Rumor Has It,” a jasmine-amber-vanilla blend.
Arts
Two new exhibitions open at the Frist Art Museum on Saturday, May 31. “Venice and the Ottoman Empire” features over 150 artworks from seven Venetian museums, while “Ellen Altfest: Forever” showcases paintings inspired by mindfulness and living in the present moment.
Number
100. That’s how many Nashville small businesses will receive grants from Comcast RISE to fund growth + digital access. Apply by this Saturday, May 31 for a chance to boost your biz.*
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