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⭐ 1-star reviews of iconic Nashville sites

August 9, 2024 · – Margaret Kingsbury

Hooray for Friday! Hey, do you know of any great local birthday freebies? I’d love to know! I’m rounding them up for an article.

Thanks to our exclusive launch sponsor Tecovas, our Western wear faves, for their support.

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⭐ 1-Star Reviews of Iconic Nashville Sites

Which iconic Nashville institutions received hilarious 1-star online reviews? Tune in to the City Cast Nashville podcast to play our new game along with Nashville Scene columnist Nicole Williams. [🎧 City Cast Nashville]

🎵 Taylor Swift Concerts Canceled Amid Terrorist Threat

Nashville music sensation Taylor Swift had to cancel three Eras Tour concerts in Vienna after government officials confirmed terrorists had planned to attack one of the performances. Police have arrested two suspects and are tracking down three more. [The Tennessean]

🚲 Vandy Olympian Wins Gold

Vanderbilt track and field alum Lily Williams won an Olympic gold medal in the women's team pursuit cycling event. She’s just the second former Vanderbilt athlete in history to win a gold medal. [The Tennessean]

🌳 Park’s Potential Name Change Recalls Indigenous Roots

The Indigenous People’s Coalition, members of the Global Education Center, and the Nashville Hispanic Chamber of Commerce put forth a proposal to the Metro Parks Board this week to rename East Bank’s Cumberland Park “Wasioto Park,” after the Shawnee name for the river. The proposal includes adding Indigenous American art to the park. [WPLN]

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It’s Tomato Art Fest weekend, so head for East Nashville and soak up the creative community vibes. Be first in line for breakfast at Sky Blue Cafe on Fatherland when it opens at 8 a.m. — we recommend the Hot Chicken Biscuit — and you’ll be in the perfect place to cheer on the Tomato 5K runners as they go by. Walk off the meal with a stroll through Historic Edgefield on your way to East End, where the always-quirky Tomato Parade kicks off at 9 a.m. at 12th and Russell, and ends at the giant tomato mural in Five Points.

What To Do

Friday, Aug. 9

Saturday, Aug. 10

Sunday, Aug. 11

Have a great weekend!

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