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Hatch Show Print Unveils Two New Murals in Nashville, Encouraging Use of Masks

Hatch Show Print, located in the Country Music Hall of Fame, has just unveiled a new mural in two different locations in Nashville, both in East Nashville and the Nations, encouraging the use of masks. The murals, which were inspired by a poster print block originally made for the 1939 movie Jessie James, show Jessie wearing a bandana over…

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Nashville’s JW Marriott Shares Detailed Plans to Keep Guests, Staff Safe Amid Pandemic

Nashville’s JW Marriott is being proactive in their plans to keep both guests and staff safe during the coronavirus pandemic. The luxurious hotel, located in the heart of Music City, shared the specific steps they are taking, as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise. “People understand the position we’re in. We’re providing service. That’s our industry. We’re providing safety,…

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Nashville’s Belmont University Responds After 2 Other Colleges Cancel Presidential Debate

Both the University of Michigan and Notre Dame canceled their previous plans to host the Presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, but Nashville’s Belmont University has no plans to follow suit. In a statement, via Fox 17, the college says it will still host the third and final debate, which will take place on…

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Vittles Restaurant Permanently Closes Both Locations Due to Coronavirus Pandemic

Nashville’s popular Vittles Restaurant is the latest casualty of the coronavirus pandemic. Owner John Craighead, who along with his wife, Jan, started both the Brentwood and Donelson location, first closed the Brentwood restaurant in May, hoping that by pouring all of their efforts into one location, they could find a way to salvage at least one restaurant. Unfortunately, with…

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Nashville’s The Basement East Eyes September Reopening Following Deadly Tornadoes

Nashville’s popular The Basement East is getting closer to reopening, after being destroyed during the devastating March tornadoes. The popular music venue, which appropriately only had the “I Believe in Nashville” mural left standing in the storm’s aftermath, could be open by early September. “When it’s March 3 and somebody tells you they’re going to have this building back…

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Nashville Bar Owner Steve Smith Criticizes 10 PM Curfew: ‘It’s Murdered Us’

Steve Smith, who owns several Nashville bars, including Tootsie’s, Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk, Rippy’s and more, is criticizing the 10:00 PM curfew, currently in place in Nashville, for all establishments that serve alcohol. Steve, who has been outspoken about his disagreement with Nashville returning to a modified Phase Two, forcing bars to once again close, says the new order…

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Gaylord Opryland’s SoundWaves Attraction Open to Locals For a Limited Time

If you’ve always wanted to visit Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center‘s SoundWaves water park, but didn’t want to spend money for a hotel room, you’re in luck. The four-acre indoor and outdoor water attraction is opening to Nashville residents from July 27 to August 13, as the hotel is forced to limit large gatherings due to COVID-19. “Our…

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7 Nashville Chefs Share Their Summer Food and Drink Essentials

Nashville chefs might be able to make whatever they want, but even they have tried and true items they like to eat, especially if they’re spending the day enjoying the outdoors during the summer heat. Nashville Lifestyles polled seven well-known Music City chefs to find out their summer essentials for eating and drinking, especially during the blistering hot days….

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Nashville Artist Stacy Beam Celebrates First Museum Exhibit at Cheekwood (Exclusive)

It’s a big week for Stacy Beam. The Nashville artist is celebrating his first museum exhibit for his paintings, at Cheekwood in Nashville. The exhibit coincides with the Chihuly at Cheekwood event, which is now open. “I reached out to Campbell Mobley and I suggested, ‘Why don’t I come out there and paint?’” Stacy explained to…

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