It’s late February in Nashville, which means one day it’s patio weather, the next it’s “where’s my parka?” Whether you want to get your sports on or wet your whistle with a week full of local laughs, either way, we’ve got the cure.

Play ball (hockey-style)! Win FREE tickets to Predators vs. Red Wings on March 2nd at Bridgestone Arena. BONUS: Early birds score a Smashville Preds baseball-style jersey. Enter now to win!*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Mark down March 22nd. Trisha Yearwood is throwing a star-powered party at the Opry House for Band As One Nashville. Expect surprise collabs, goosebumps, and a whole lot of heart, all benefiting breast cancer research. Show up for this one, Nashville.*

• Tame Impala’s Deadbeat Tour rolls into Bridgestone Arena August 5th with a mind-bending blend of psych-rock and dreamy grooves. Aussie legend Kevin Parker and special guest Djo mean big sound, big visuals, and even bigger sing-along moments. Grab tickets before they fade away.

• With a soulful blend of rock, blues, country, and Tejano, Los Lonely Boys bring their signature Texican Rock n’ Roll to Harken Hall on June 23rd. Including Grammy-winning hits like “Heaven” and tight three-part harmonies, this one’s a grown-up groove you’ll feel.

• Plus other just announced shows from Steve Earl, Frog, Failure, Gay Ole Opry, and more!

WINTER WARM UPS

With the winter weather whiplash, we thought we would wrangle some cozy spots where you may warm your wigs a little until things decide to heat up again. These are some of the highlights:

• Sip Cafe’s Cinnamon Cortado

• Tempo’s Dirty Horchata

• Crema’s Seasonal Serendipity Latte

• Billy Goat’s Hot Turtle Mocha

• Red Bicycle’s Sweater Weather Latte

THIS WEEK

LOCALS ONLY

• Caturday at Crossroads Café brings family-friendly cat-themed storytime via Nashville Public Library, crafts, face painting, and treats on March 7th, FREE. Cat visits available for a small donation (schedule ahead)!

• 100 Taylor Art Market returns home March 21st (3-9 pm) in Germantown. Celebrate the grand reopening with local artists, handmade goods, and that undeniable air of creativity.

• Nashville community leader Shawn Dromgoole, who sparked the nationwide #WalkWithShawn movement promoting connection and neighborhood unity, has passed away. His legacy reminds us to build bonds and support one another locally.

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