A recent review called this treehouse stay “nothing short of magical.” | Photo via Airbnb
We all need a staycation or a trip to a different city from time to time. Whether you’re a Nashvillian feeling a little cooped up or a visitor looking for a special Music City experience, picking the perfect home away from home is crucial.
Cabin fever
Treehouse living | Greenbrier
Escape into the woods at this treehouse overlooking a creek. Plus, you’ll have access to a hot tub and pickleball court during the stay.
Retreat on the water
Lakeside cottage | Lebanon
Situated on Old Hickory Lake, this cozy space with a two-tier back patio puts all of its 600 sqft to use. No, really — a bedroom, sleeper sofa, and loft area provide room for up to four guests.
According to the listing, this property is ideal for executive retreats, wellness getaways, and family gatherings. | Photo via Airbnb
Outside city limits
Williamson County hilltop stay | Franklin
Perched on 10.5 private acres, Eagle’s View Estate offers panoramic hilltop views and spa-style amenities like a sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and pool. The home sleeps 12 and includes a gym, elevator, and observation room for soaking in the scenery.
Neuhoff River Steps Concert Series | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Neuhoff District | Free | Neuhoff’s new concert series held on the second Thursday of each month kicks off with Langhorne Slim.
Ladies Night Out: Line Dancing | 6:30-11 p.m. | Hoppin’ River North | Free+ | Kick up your heels for a night of line dancing and drink specials with your crew.
Bonnaroo Music + Arts Festival | Thursday, June 12-Sunday, June 15 | Great Stage Park | $169+ | Hit the road to Manchester to catch performances by Luke Combs, Olivia Rodrigo, Vampire Weekend, and many more.
Friday, June 13
Porter Flea Preview Market | 6-9 p.m. | The Fairgrounds Nashville | $25+ | Get a first look at the market’s 200+ vendors and take home a complimentary tote — parking is $10 cash.
Saturday, June 14
Juneteenth Freedom Day Ride | 7 a.m.-12 p.m. | Frankie Pierce Park | $43 | There will be a 25-mile self-guided route + a 10-mile group/family ride led by the Music City Dope Peddlers.
Sunday, June 15
Jazz on the Cumberland | 5:30-8 p.m. | Wasioto Park | Free+ | Bring a blanket or lawn chair to this family-friendly jazz showcase — the first 250 cars park for free in Nissan Stadium’s Lot R.
A new diverging diamond interchange on Donelson Pike over I-40 near BNA opened this week. Drivers on I-40 East will now use Exit 216A for the airport and Exit 216B for Donelson Pike. Expect intermittent lane closures as road work in the area continues. (WZTV)
Stat
As of May, the median rent for a Nashville-area apartment dropped to $1,540 — a 3.4% decrease from the year before, according to Redfin. Nashville is one of 28 metros in the report to see a year-over-year decline in apartment rent. (Nashville Business Journal)
Coming Soon
Construction is underway on Lost and Found, an open-air food and entertainment development in East Nashville, and now we know one of the future tenants. Cousin Wolf will offer specialty coffee, bagels, and other breakfast fare.
Biz
Dog grooming brand Scenthound plans to open in East Nashville on Monday, June 23, at 823-B Woodland St. It’s the first of three new locations coming to the area, with Melrose and Brentwood openings planned for later this year.
Real Estate
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Finance
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Select downtown streets will go car-free from 12 to 5 p.m. every third Sunday for Walk Bike Nashville’s Open Streets Summer Series. The five-mile loop winds through the Gulch and Rolling Mill Hill and runs along the Cumberland River.
You’ll find parks, restaurants, and venues on the route, as well as yoga at Riverfront Park, an outdoor stage at Rudy’s Jazz Room, and music and games along 1st Avenue. No registration needed — just show up and walk, bike, and hang out at your own pace.
New sheets at a great discount. Get 70% off these cooling bamboo blend waffle hem sheets, with a queen set only costing $28.99. The 1800 thread count sheets are hypoallergenic, machine washable, and crafted from bamboo-derived fabric that keeps you cool in summer.
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I was reading the Frist Art Museum’s newsletter and spotted that adult admission is half-price ($10) through Thursday, June 26 while the upper-level galleries are closed to install “Fabric of a Nation.” Check out what’s on display + stop by Cafe Cheeserie while you’re there.
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