Remember that mini art vending machine we mentioned back in February? Print artist Ana Inciardi has been busy since then adding new machines across Nashville. The most recent one popped up at Framebridge and is stocked with a few custom prints.
Here’s where to find them around Music City:
The Bookshop, East Nashville | Richard Scarry characters
Gift Horse, East Nashville | 10 prints, including a hot dog, pumpkin, ketchup packet, and pencil
Framebridge, Edgehill Village | Nashville-inspired designs like hot chicken + boots
Depending on the machine, be prepared to bring quarters or purchase tokens.
The Titans parted ways with head coach Brian Callahan. He was hired in January 2024 and went 4-19 during his tenure. In the meantime, interim coach Mike McCoy will lead the Titans against the Patriots and former head coach Mike Vrabel this Sunday at Nissan Stadium.
🏈Have a new head coach in mind? Scroll to the end of this section to share your pick.
Transit
Mayor O’Connell announced $104 million in Choose How You Move projects to improve sidewalks, signals, transit service, and safety. The funding includes new sidewalk construction and a curbside bus lane pilot on West End Avenue. See the full breakdown.
Development
Florida-based homebuilder Dream Finders is nearing the final phase of its Parkhaven Community in Hermitage. The latest plans call for 197 lots across ~65 acres, a clubhouse, and walking trails. Homes will start in the low $500,000s. (Nashville Business Journal)
Kids
The Goddard School just opened at Nashville Yards, offering child care for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years. Located next to the Pinnacle Tower, the facility features 16 classrooms and indoor and outdoor play areas. (City Now Next)
Biz
Santa’s Pub is throwing a birthday bash and grand reopening on Sunday, Oct. 19 in honor of the late owner Denzel “Santa” Irwin, who died in September. For a $10 cover, expect cold beer, karaoke, and live music from 4 p.m. to close.
Concert
Andrea Bocelli will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his album “Romanza” at Bridgestone Arena on Monday, Feb. 23. Tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 17 at 10 a.m.
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You know what’s scary? Missing Boo at the Zoo. | Photo via Nashville Zoo
Is there anything more haunting than a Halloween in Music City without plans? We know, the thought is chilling. But fear not — this guide will help you brew up some holiday fun in the 615.
Family-friendly frights
Boo at the Zoo
Don’t miss free spins on the Scary-Go-Round, trick-or-treat stations, and nightly animal shows, as well as a Dia de los Muertos event on Saturday, Nov. 1.
Haunted Museum Storytelling Festival
Dress up and head to the Tennessee State Museum on Saturday, Oct. 25 for a day of games, crafts, and Tennessee tales.
All Hallows East
Also on Saturday, Oct. 25, this frightfully fun event at East Park is known for having carnival games, costume contests, and festive live music.
Spooktacular at the Sounds
This fun night out at First Horizon Park will feature themed candy booths and a screening of “Hocus Pocus” on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
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.
Where do you go when only a good bowl of soup will do? Drop us a line with your favorite Nashville soup and it might make its way into an upcoming newsletter. Personally, I’m due for a bowl of tomato basil at The Food Company.
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