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Wednesday, August 11, 2010 |
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Events August 11 - 29
2nd Wednesday Book Club: The Help at the Main Library - August 11
Burning Las Vegas at B.B. King's Blues Club & Restaurant - August 11
Justin Bieber at the Bridgestone Arena - August 11
Phase 6 Show Band at Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar - August 11
John & Lily Hiatt, Ranger Doug, James Green, Gail Davies & Chris Scruggs, Gary & Luke Nicholson at the Station Inn - August 11
The Black Keys with the Morning Benders at the Ryman Auditorium - August 12
Starlume, Darling Parade, and Joshua Schiffman at the Hard Rock Cafe - August 12
Tom Petty with Crosby, Stills & Nash at the Bridgestone Arena - August 12
Films at the Frist: Sabrina at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts - August 13
Swagger at Mulligan's Pub and Restaurant - August 13 - 14
Kids' Club: "Who is Chihuly?" at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts - August 14
4th Annual Dragon Boat Race and River Festival in Riverfront Park - August 14
Grand Ole Opry with Dailey & Vincent, Crystal Gale, Amber Digby, and more at the Ryman Auditorium - August 14
Professional Bull Riders at the Bridgestone Arena - August 14 - 15
Marcy Playground and The Delta Saints at 3rd and Lindsley - August 15
Rock and Roll Team Trivia at the Mercy Lounge - August 16
Urban Residents Association's August Mixer at Phi Bar - August 16
Heart at the Ryman Auditorium - August 17
Grand Ole Opry with Blake Shelton, Eric Church and more at War Memorial Auditorium - August 17
Burning Las Vegas at B.B. King's Blues Club & Restaurant - August 18
NashvilleCyclist.com Criterium Race Series at LP Field - August 18
Art Making in the Lobby: Corrugated Couture at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts - August 19
Downtown Neighbors & Local Flavors at TPAC - August 19
Heather Cohen at the Hard Rock Cafe - August 19
Great White at the Wildhorse Saloon - August 19
Soul Cages and Little Queen at the Hard Rock Cafe - August 20
The Swine Ball at aVenue - August 21
Paramore with Tegan & Sara, New Found Glory, and Kadawatha at Nashville Municipal Auditorium - August 21
The Shawn & Hobby Band at Sambuca - August 21
Family Day at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts - August 22
Coheed & Cambria and Porcupine Tree at War Memorial Auditorium - August 22
The Vespers with Catherine Feeny at 3rd and Lindsley
- August 22 Nashville Symphony presents Herbie Hancock at the Ryman Auditorium - August 22
David Gray and Ray LaMontagne at the Bridgestone Arena - August 22
Arizona Cardinals vs. Tennessee Titans at LP Field - August 23
The Wiggles Wiggly Circus at the Municipal Auditorium - August 24
The Doyle and Debbie Show at the Station Inn - August 24
NashvilleCyclist.com Criterium Race Series at LP Field - August 25
Ben Graves at Sambuca - August 25
Nashville Lifestyles' Bartender Bash at the Union Station Hotel - August 26
Chormeo with Holy Ghost! and Telephoned at Cannery Ballroom - August 26
Big Kenny, Naomi Judd, Joey and Rory and more at the Hard Rock Cafe - August 27
Here Come the Mummies with Tommy Keenum at 12th & Porter - August 27
Music City BBQ Festival in Riverfront Park - August 27 - 28
Poets and Prophets: Salute to Legendary Country Songwriter Red Lane at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum - August 28
The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker at the Mercy Lounge - August 28
Big Head Todd and The Monsters at 3rd and Lindsley - August 29 |
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Events this Week
Grand Re-Opening Celebration at the Market House Fri, Aug 13. Nashville Farmers' Market. 900 Rosa L. Parks Blvd. 880-2001. 10:45 am - 1 pm. Free. Ride the Music City Circuit to the Farmers' Market and enjoy the recently re-opened Market House (temporarily closed after the May flood). The celebration will feature a rededication ceremony with Mayor Karl Dean at 10:45 am. Plus, free samples and coupons from merchants, live music and more! Stay for lunch and choose from eight delicious restaurants inside the market, plus great dessert options.
Films at the Frist: Sabrina
Sat, Aug 14. Riverfront Park. 837-1151. 8 am - 5 pm. Free. Bring your friends and family down for a fun day celebrating our wonderful Cumberland River. Sponsored by the Cumberland River Compact and the Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association. Opening "dotting of the eye" dragon ceremony at 8 am with the Chinese Arts Alliance. Races begin at 9 am. Four teams will race approximately every 20 minutes. The closing awards ceremony will be held at 5 pm in the main festival tent. The after party at the Wildhorse Saloon will begin immediately following the festival. Food, music and art also available during the festival.
Tues, Aug 17. Main Library, Courtyard. 615 Church Street. 862-5800. 11:30 am. Free. Bring a lunch to the library courtyard and enjoy a concert every Tuesday through October 5. Riders In the Sky, America's Favorite Cowboys, will perform on August 17.
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Clean and Safe Request Form
If you notice something amiss while walking downtown, please let us know about it! Report graffiti that needs to be removed, public sidewalks that need pressure washing, weeds, trash and other unsightly items! Use this form to send a request directly to our Clean and Safe Team manager. NOTE: these services are only available in the CBID and the GBID (maps of these areas are provided on the form page). |
Be Cheap with BEEP!
During Bridgestone Arena events, park FREE at LP Field Lot R. Optional round-trip shuttle service is $3 per person with a convenient drop-off point near the arena. Click here for all of the details about this parking option. If you are attending the Justin Bieber concert tonight or the Tom Petty concert tomorrow, this is the perfect option! |
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Convention Update Large groups and events that are downtown August 11 - 25 include Garry Mason (400, August 14), Brother International Corporation (265, August 17 - 19), National Network of Embroidery Professionals (1,000, August 19 - 20), and Slumber Parties, Inc. (1,300, August 19 - 22). For information concerning conventions call 259-4782. Click here for a complete listing of Nashville conventions: visitmusiccity.com/conventions/. |
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