Musician Spotlight: Guthrie Trapp
Three decades of A-list session guitar compressed into a one-day museum program - today only.
The Nashville Eats & Beats Festival lands August 28 at The Fairgrounds Nashville. Around it, the rest of the city keeps running on its own clock. These are the live and coming-up here-then-gone windows in Nashville through that weekend -- pop-ups, one-night dinners, limited menus. Pulled straight from what the machine tracks. Nothing undated, nothing already closed.
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Three decades of A-list session guitar compressed into a one-day museum program - today only.
Minor league ball with a cause tonight - Stand Up to Cancer Night at First Horizon, cheap seats and a good reason to be outside.
Sidebar is running a limited-run throwback summer pop-up series - catch it while the nostalgia's still cold.
Tupelo Honey's Franklin location is done after a decade - if you had a regular table there, that window is closed.
Broadway gets blocked off for a free street party celebrating the honky-tonk that kept traditional country alive when Nashville didn't want it.
Puppet dystopia musical from one of Nashville's most inventive indie theatre troupes - one night only.
Free block party on Lower Broadway from the honky-tonk institution - third year running, still no cover.
Three Canadian indie heavyweights on one Ryman bill - the kind of lineup that doesn't come through twice.
Yes, Keanu Reeves' band - Dogstar plays the Ryman Wednesday night, and it's genuinely solid alt-rock, not a celebrity sideshow.
Free ICEEs outside Bridgestone for one afternoon - gimmicky? Sure. Also the correct call on a Nashville August day.
Tame Impala plays Bridgestone two nights - if you've been sitting on tickets, this is the nudge.
One-night wine dinner at The Mockingbird - the kind of mid-week sit-down that separates people who actually live here from people just passing through.
Live jazz at Cafe Cheeserie Thursday evening - food-venue programming done right.
Tennessee State Museum goes after-hours Thursday - see the collection without the weekend crowds.
Community tribute show for Mikey - the kind of East Nashville night that means something.
Inside Yolan's kitchen learning Sicily's greatest pasta by hand - lunch included, seats limited.
Yolan teaches you pasta alla Norma, then you eat it - the rare cooking class worth rearranging a Friday for.
Speed mingling over cocktails at Mere Bulles - one night, Brentwood crowd, no swiping required.
Cheekwood's summer evening series - gardens, drinks, and art before the heat fully breaks.
Superica's Watermelon Week wraps Friday - last call for whatever Tex-Mex-meets-melon they've been running.
Cosplay-friendly rave night for the weeb-adjacent - WeTouchGrass events fill up quick.
Art exhibition inside The Arcade Thursday through Saturday - one of downtown's most atmospheric spaces finally getting real programming.
Dinner staged across seven paintings at the Fairlane - art-meets-table in one of Nashville's most striking hotel spaces.
Vince Gill doing three consecutive nights at the Ryman is the quintessential Nashville-insider move that tourists don't know about and locals sleep on.
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