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A while back, Little Hats Market’s Germantown location closed for a couple of days and couldn’t share why. Now we know: The restaurant transformed into a 1980s Italian market in Miami for the new Prime Video series “Scarpetta,” starring Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis.
The show, which was filmed around Nashville for Season 1, premieres Wednesday, March 11. According to a local casting call, Season 2 production will return to the area from March through early July — so keep your eyes peeled for more behind-the-scenes sightings.
For now, scroll through the Instagram post to see palm trees, Miami police cars, a pay phone, and more.
34th annual Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival returns to Music City
Presented by Nashville Songwriters Association International
Up to 100 shows will fill the schedule, entertaining thousands of fans ready to experience songs in their purest form. | Photos courtesy of Tin Pan South, NSAI
Get ready for an immersive five-day experience at the 34th annual Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival, happening Tuesday, March 24 through Saturday, March 28.
The festival, presented by Regions Bank, is set to enliven Music City once more, celebrating the creators behind some of our most beloved hits. It will feature over 400 songwriters, spreading their magic across 10 venues throughout the city. This is a unique opportunity for locals to experience the stories behind the songs and the talents who penned them.
The exciting lineup was recently released and features a variety of creators, including:
Radney Foster
Steven Curtis Chapman
Caylee Hammack
The Band Loula
Kristian Bush
Jenna Andrews
Wynn Varble
Emerson Hart
Chuck Cannon
Lori McKenna
Want to attend? Snag tickets when they go on sale on Tuesday, March 3 at 8 a.m. Stay up to date on the latest festival details below or the official Tin Pan South mobile app (Google Play Store or Apple App Store).
Au Cheval, a Chicago-based restaurant known for burgers and egg dishes, has a Nashville location in the works at 12 South’s Ashwood development. The opening date isn’t known at this time, but that won’t stop us from admiring the menu. (Nashville Business Journal)
Eat
Rippy’s Table and Tavern is slated to open by the end of March in the former Corner Pub Bellevue space. The owners said to expect sandwiches, salads, and meat-and-three plates. (Nashville Post)
Traffic
Heads up, weekend drivers: TDOT will close multiple eastbound lanes on I-40 in Davidson County from 8 p.m. tonight through 5 a.m. on Monday, March 2. Exit 221A will also be fully closed for bridge repairs.
Plan Ahead
Rolled 4 Ever Ice Cream will soon offer more than classes at the Nashville Farmers Market. The new location opens Wednesday, March 11, with free ice cream for the first 50 guests and $5 rolls all day.
Environment
Davidson County residents are encouraged to give their mowers a rest in April as part of Cumberland River Compact’s annual No Mow Month initiative, which supports pollinators and reduces carbon emissions. Sign up by Friday, March 27 to receive a yard sign.
Pets
Metro Animal Care and Control is offering cat and kitten adoptions for $25 through tomorrow, Feb. 28. The shelter says it’s “up to its whiskers” in felines waiting for homes — making now a good time to adopt a new pal like Susan.
Beauty
See fewer grays on your hair and beard with a simple spray designed specifically for men: Particle Anti-Gray Serum. It’s effective without dye, coloring, or harsh chemicals. Save 20% off and get free shipping with discount code CITY20.*
The Buy
It’s almost March — yay. But also, what should you wear? Here’s one complete outfit that can carry you through the sometimes chilly, sometimes temperate days of late winter, all under $150 while sales last:
Can I just say, the John P. Holt Brentwood Library’s Children’s Department looks pretty magical — and it just got a glow up. If I had grown up with this, I never would’ve wanted to leave. With spring break on the horizon, it could be a fun place to spend a morning with the kiddos.
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