“Welcome to the first Virtual Jefferson Street Art Crawl!
Please visit the artist’s websites to contact them to purchase art!
Michael Mucker-
www.worksofmike.com
Omari Booker-
www.omaribooker.com
Ryan Frizzell
www.instagram.com/the_rhinovirus/
Elisheba Mrozik-
www.queenbeeink.com
Dee Conaway-
www.instagram.com/pixxillatted
Special thank you to Aaron Mrozik for all of the production and editing of our film.” Click over to YouTube to watch: https://youtu.be/ONB7k7cFSL0
Gift Horse on Fatherland now have masks available! Created by the crafty hands of Mandy from @craftcoursenash Gift Horse will be offering handmade masks. Suggested donation is $12 which will be donated to MasksNow.org” Contact Gift Horse to order, DM via Instagram Here.
Spring is in full bloom already with the wonderful colors displayed at Hip Zipper Vintage Clothing in East Nashville. Browse some beautiful vintage clothes that will make you look and feel great.
The Nashville Flood: Ten Years Later at The Frist Museum, Now through May 17, 2020. On Saturday, May 1, and Sunday, May 2, 2010, a record-breaking rainfall of over thirteen inches caused major flooding throughout Middle Tennessee. The Cumberland River crested almost twelve feet above flood stage, and smaller waterways such as Browns Creek, Mill Creek, Richland Creek, and the Harpeth River also flooded, wreaking havoc across the city. Thousands of homes and businesses, including the Grand Ole Opry, the Opryland Hotel, and the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, were damaged or destroyed. Twenty-six people in the region died—eleven in Nashville. Despite the intensity of this historic event, it received little national media attention, primarily because of other compelling news stories and because—unlike some natural disasters—the recovery process was remarkably organized and smooth.
This exhibition features photographs and excerpts of oral histories from ten different neighborhoods—including Antioch, Belle Meade, Bellevue, Bordeaux, and others, in addition to downtown—to present a broad picture of both the destruction and the relief efforts. Parts of the story may be unfamiliar to Nashville’s many newcomers, as well as residents who were here in 2010 but may have been too preoccupied with their own situations to follow what was happening in other areas.
The items in this exhibition are sourced from the Nashville Public Library’s extensive flood archive and The Tennessean newspaper. As part of the exhibition, an interactive monitor illustrates the long-term impact of the flood by pairing photographs from 2010 with ones from 2020. In downtown Nashville, the recovery marked the beginning of a rapid construction boom that has transformed the city’s skyline. Several flooded areas became green spaces. In some areas, though, less progress is evident, signifying inequities in the rebuilding process. Many people, however, recall the heroic rescue efforts and the spirit of volunteerism from this event, which forever changed Music City.
Looking for some indoor fun this weekend? Go see Orchids in the Mansion at Cheekwood before it leaves March 1st! Orchids in the Mansion features a stylized interpretation of a classical orangery and occupies the historic loggia with tropical foliage and an array of colorful orchids. The orchids are also displayed throughout the historically redecorated Mansion and present a series of period room interventions to explore how the Cheek family likely brought nature indoors and decorated their home. Miltoniopsis, Cymbidium, and Phalaenopsis orchids are featured, among others. Visit Cheekwood to see one of the many gems of Nashville for yourself.
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Are you using Square? Nashville Buy Local & JadaPay know there has been a price increase (see graphic). We have switched quite a few accounts recently due to that in the past two months. Send us a DM if you want to talk to us about how we can help you with the credit card processing switch as some of our businesses they are seeing this new pricing as a big hit. Just know we are taking care of all of you who are having issues with Square and their recent rate hikes. This is more about getting a good rate that is better than square and finally having customer service from a local agent that can help. We also offer this with our Pax A920 terminal.
Better Flexibility with Yoga! If you ask people why they exercise, most will say to stay healthy, keep fit, or because it makes them feel good. Not a lot will mention flexibility as a goal, but it’s a key part of maintaining your health and avoiding injury, especially as you age. We’re very excited about the week and weekend ahead and the opportunity is given by Hot Yoga of East Nashville : hotyogaofeastnashville.com
It’s a locals place that non-locals love to shop. Goodbuy Girls captures the unique flair that Nashvillians and wanna-be Nashvillians enjoy. Right now you can find the very best in stage-ready or night out perfect outfits and accessories in the East Nashville shop.
Goodbuy Girls was co-founded in 2009 by Nashville Native Singer-Songwriter, Tanya Montana Coe, and has become widely known for its well-curated selection of vintage cowgirl boots, being recognized in publications such as Southern Living, Vogue, Glamour, Nylon, Condé Nest, V Mag, Paste, New York Mag, The Washington Post, etc. They have dressed everyone from Lady Gaga and The Highwomen to locals and tourists from all over the world (Recently Lana Del Rey).
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Christopher Cross brings his 40th Anniversary Tour to Music City for an intimate performance at the Schermerhorn. He’ll survey his remarkable songbook of smooth, sophisticated ballads, including selections from his history-making, quintuple-Platinum 1980 debut, which made him the first artist ever to win all four major categories in a single GRAMMY® Awards ceremony. Hopefully, he’ll pull the Earl Campbell Jersey out!
