Nissan Stadium: Game Days, and the New Stadium Rising Next Door
Titans home games, TSU homecoming, and a Super Bowl coming in 2030. What's on at Nissan Stadium this autumn, and why the walk from East Nashville beats the parking lot.
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Titans home games, TSU homecoming, and a Super Bowl coming in 2030. What's on at Nissan Stadium this autumn, and why the walk from East Nashville beats the parking lot.
Read →Wristband week from 18 McFerrin: Beast showcase nights, 5 Spot fest nights walkable, and Tuesday farmers market at 511 Woodland before evening showcases. East Nashville angle, useful for a guest.
Read →Ben Harper sold out a night, AmericanaFest takes three, and the back half of the month fills in behind them. The full September calendar at The Basement East, half a mile from the door.
Read →Jason Isbell's six-night October residency, Alison Krauss for three, Tom Jones and the Beach Boys. What's on at the Mother Church this autumn, and how to do a Ryman night from the east side.
Read →New York's 70-year-old Ukrainian restaurant opened its first location outside the city at 921 Woodland, next door to The Basement East. Pierogi, borscht, and a late kitchen for after the show.
Read →1600 Woodland Street. Sourdough loaves, morning pastries, and sandwiches from a Tartine-trained baker. Open 8–4 daily, walking distance from The Eighteen.
Read →Ole Miss vs Louisville on September 6 at Nissan Stadium, a ten-minute walk from The Eighteen. How to do college football on the east bank without the parking nightmare.
Read →The famous hot chicken finally crossed the river. A 7,100-square-foot hangar with games, TVs, a patio, and six heat levels. Open late, built for groups, one mile from the door.
Read →Once a year Five Points shuts down for a free two-day festival about a tomato. Costumes encouraged. Here's how to do it without losing your mind or your parking spot.
Read →East Nashville's big room is a half-mile from our door. What to expect, how to get tickets, where to eat first, and why the locals call it The Beast.
Read →Which east-side restaurants need a reservation weeks out, which are walk-in only, and exactly when to show up. The guide nobody writes and everybody needs.
Read →No-menu cocktails at Attaboy, tiki on the Pearl Diver patio, and the beer gardens locals actually use. A drinking guide to the east side, by walking distance.
Read →Michelin listed Cafe Roze. The James Beard Foundation shortlisted Kisser. East Nashville isn't the scrappy side of town anymore, it's where the food is.
Read →September 15 to 19, 2026. Five days of showcases, panels, and the Honors & Awards. Why artists, crews, and industry people should base themselves in East Nashville.
Read →The east side's restaurant scene, sorted: date night, late night, group hangs, and the all-day café that solves everything.
Read →A weekend in East Nashville without setting foot on Broadway: coffee, records, rooftop sunsets, and the best dance floor on the east side.
Read →The creative center of gravity in Nashville crossed the river years ago. Here's what that means for where you eat, drink, and stay.
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