Welcome back to this little universe we call our newsletter. In reality, I seldom “do brunch” anymore, but when I do, it’s usually someone else’s idea and I’m rushing out the door thirty minutes after I receive the text. So, since April is National Brunch Month, we put together a brunch guide to make sure you’re the one sending the invite with some fun new ideas!

Also, if you’re leaning fully into the lifestyle, there’s a daily brunch (7am-3pm) at Modern Love in the Fairlane Hotel that’s basically built for lingering, the kind where one round turns into two and suddenly it’s mid-afternoon. Throw your name in for a free brunch for two… feels like a solid move!*

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Moonchild brings the Waves Tour to Brooklyn Bowl on April 10th with Cisco Swank, delivering lush neo-soul, jazz-rooted grooves and horn-heavy arrangements in an intimate, standing-room setting. Let it wash over you!*

• Nashville Earth Day returns on April 18th at Centennial Park with 75+ exhibitors, live music, an EV car show and a free tree giveaway for early birds (1,500 trees). Sustainability meets spring fest energy. Celebrate our planet!*

• Ray Stevens’ CabaRay Showroom proudly hosts Country Roads USA, an immersive theatrical residency that traces country music back to it’s roots through live performances of legends like Patsy Cline and George Strait. Every Thursday through Saturday! Win tickets, and take the long way home.*

• Poolside shopping hits the Grand Hyatt on April 26th with its Spring Vendor Market, featuring permanent jewelry, custom fragrance blending, handmade goods and sun-soaked browsing from 1pm-5pm. Secure your spot!*

• Check through our other just announced shows from Weezer, Banda MS, The Iguanas and more!

EASTER WEEKEND BRUNCH IDEAS

April in Nashville is basically brunch season in its initial formation. The patios are back, friends are looking to spring forward into action, and someone’s already two mimosas deep before you’ve even looked at the menu.

Whether you’re recovering, celebrating, or just pretending you’re a “day person” now that it’s nice out, this is your excuse to lock in a reservation (or roll the dice on a waitlist). From biscuits, Bloody Marys, and DJs to full-on easter bunny meet-and-greet parties for the kiddos, here’s where to brunch this weekend.

THIS WEEKEND

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• Third Coast Comedy Club is heading east, relocating to a new space off Dickerson Pike next to Retrograde. The beloved comedy/improv club is raising funds to build out its new home, and supporters can donate to help keep Nashville’s comedy scene growing. Donate here!

• Get delightfully weird at the 6th Annual Electric Avenue Robot Parade on April 11th in East Nashville on Electric Avenue. Throw on a cardboard robot costume and join the community-powered march, no floats, just pure DIY joy dancing down the street.

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