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SPRING BREAK IDEAS FOR MUSIC CITY
Heading to Nashville for Spring Break makes for a something-for-everyone kind of holiday. Here are things to do in Nashville this spring, no matter how you like to spend your vacation or with whom you are traveling.
SEC MEN’S BASKETBALL IS JUST ONE OF NASHVILLE’S SPECTATOR SPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Downtown Nashville will become hoops central as the SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament dribbles and shoots its way back to Bridgestone Area. But the SEC tournament is not the only opportunity to see the best of college sports.
VISIT BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES IN NASHVILLE
In honor of Black History Month, discover our top picks of Black-owned businesses that dynamically contribute to the cultural tapestry of the Nashville community.
MOST ROMANTIC COUNTRY SONGS
Maybe it’s a little Barbara Mandrell, Dolly Parton, or Charley Pride… Maybe you want to create some playlists for Valentine’s Day in Music City. Whatever the occasion, we’ve pulled together a list of 10 love songs best sung with a country twang.
MOST ROMANTIC SPOTS IN NASHVILLE
Bobby might not be able to help you find the right person (although, you never know who you’ll meet in the lobby!), but we can help you scope out some of Nashville’s most romantic spots.
WORD OF THE YEAR: CREATE
What singular word best captures Bobby’s drive to meet dynamic songwriters and musicians, eat delicious food, sip craft cocktails and come up with out-of-this-world activities from our Rooftop?
FICTION NOVELS WRITTEN BY NASHVILLE AUTHORS
Nashville novelists craft fictional stories out of real-world experiences, resulting in books that resonate with readers. Here’s a list of five compelling novels by writers who live in Nashville.
NON-FICTION PICKS BY NASHVILLE AUTHORS
While you may think of Nashville as a place for songwriters (and it is), but it’s really a place for storytellers, and that also includes authors, journalists, reporters and novelists.
ARTIST PROFILE: GET TO KNOW SUNDAY SCARIES
Both Heim and Ezell are fans of New Year’s Eve and new beginnings in general. “It is always nice to have a fun celebration and look back on the growth of the year. And this year has been insane for the band,” Hein says, noting they signed a record deal, headed a tour and garnered more than 50 million streams. “We are going to send it off with a bang.”
WHERE TO GO ICE SKATING IN NASHVILLE
You might not necessarily think of Tennessee as prime skating territory. But Music City is home to the Nashville Predators, a professional hockey team with a rabid fan base and there are places for lacing up your skates.
GIFT GIVING WITH NASHVILLE STYLE
Even if you didn’t come to town specifically to shop, you may want to take home some Nashville-specific goodies as holiday gifts or a thank you for the dog sitter (or souvenirs for yourself, there’s nothing wrong with treating yourself).
NASHVILLE’S LETTERPRESS LEGACY
Music City sure made letterpress its own. Much of the Nashville credit goes to Hatch Show Print, the letterpress printer that has been using vintage type to make iconic art and signage since 1879. Here are five places where you can learn more about Nashville’s signature printing style, try your hand at letterpress and buy some pieces to take home.
NASHVILLE SACRED PLACES
No matter what holidays you observe, this time of year is one that makes us reflect. Nashville provides plenty of opportunity for that. Not that you need a special place to do it, but Nashville is replete with sacred spaces of different magnitude. Here are five top places for tapping into your inner zen.
WINTER CAMP VIBES HEATING UP AT BOBBY ROOFTOP
Did you think that because summer has come and gone that camping season is over? Not at the Bobby Nashville. Igloos light up under the stars, bartenders serve campfire-inspired cocktails and a DJ spins tunes in the adult “mess hall.”
HALLOWEEN HITS IN MUSIC CITY
Nashville’s the kind of town where you can see people dressed in costumes every day of the year. You’ll see women dressed as brides along Broadway and musicians in stage costumes walking to their cars. Even with that propensity to dress up, Halloween is still something different to experience in Nashville. If you are in Music City at the end of October, check out these six themed activities for spooky season.
ARTIST PROFILE: GET TO KNOW JOSEPH
If you just saw the name scrolling across your screen as you were looking for new music to check out, you might make an assumption about an act called “Joseph.” For the last decade, sisters Allison, Natalie and Meegan Closer have been encouraging their audiences to think about things differently.
ARTIST PROFILE: GET TO KNOW BAILEY BRYAN
Like many musicians, Bailey Bryan got frustrated when people asked her what genre of music she plays. She was influenced by R&B and hip hop growing up. Living in Nashville helped her dial in her country music sensibilities. So, like any good songwriter, she decided to come up with a better way to say it herself.
ALAN L. MAYOR: A NASHVILLE RETROSPECTIVE: 1974 – 1999 COMES FIRST TO THE BOBBY HOTEL
Alan L. Mayor, who grew up in nearby Clarksville, was the go-to photojournalist for the music industry starting in the 1970s. He was the person who captured famous faces, including Dolly Parton, Tanya Tucker and Garth Brooks, many of whom were not famous yet.
OLD SCHOOL PLAYLIST (PART 2)
The Bobby hotel takes its Music City roots seriously, making it easy to listen to up-and-coming musicians and hear the beat of the city. If you are visiting for the first time, you might want to get some perspective and how and why Nashville got its reputation. Instead of forcing you to download forever, here are 14 more essential songs to get you started.
ARTIST PROFILE: MELODIE PROVENZANO
BASH, in honor of the Bobby’s fifth birthday, was an exhibit of colorful, dynamic work, an exhibition as a birthday party. It is on view through September 3, 2023. “I think it is genius,” Provenzano says about, not just BASH, but The Collection, the ongoing Bobby visual art program. “Life is all about change. Nothing stays the same. Why not have artwork that keeps having the viewer coming back? The more art the better.”
ARTIST PROFILE: JILL ANDREWS
Jill Andrews left the mountains of East Tennessee, where she grew up, for parts west, first to Knoxville, and then to Nashville. Andrews wasn’t new to music when she got to Nashville. She had been a part of the Everybodyfields, a popular Americana band that thrilled audiences, from 2004-2009. In 2009 she left the band to focus on her solo career.
OLD SCHOOL PLAYLIST (PART 1)
Nashville is Music City, and the Bobby hotel makes it easy to listen to up-and-coming musicians and hear the beat of the city. If you are visiting town for the first time, you might want to get some perspective and how and why Nashville got its reputation. You could download forever, but if you want to get up-to-speed quickly, here are 14 essential songs to get you started. Add these your playlist to cover Nashville from the 1870s to the 1970s.
GET OUT (OUTSIDE, THAT IS)
Just outside the doors of the Bobby hotel you can connect with the Greenway to get whatever kind of outdoor experience you crave. Nashville’s Greenway system is a connection of largely paved trails—about 100 miles—which are basically a network of connected parks that wind their way along the riverbanks and through the city.
ROOFTOP LOUNGE 4TH OF JULY BBQ
The Bobby’s not setting the sparklers off, but its rooftop is the best vantage point for the red, white and blue explosions. Each year Music City synchronizes its mammoth fireworks display to music from the GRAMMY-winning Nashville Symphony and in 2023 is offering other performances, too, including sets by Brad Paisley, Langhorne Slim, The War & Treaty and others. You can see it and hear it all from Bobby’s Rooftop Lounge.
GARAGE SESSIONS BRING WRITERS IN THE ROUND TO GARAGE BAR
On the first Thursday of each month Brother Elsey hosts Garage Sessions at Bobby’s Garage Bar. Each night includes two rounds of three songwriters each, playing both popular songs and soon-to-be popular unreleased songs. Each songwriter is personally invited by Brother Elsey, a local band that plays a set in between each round.
ARTIST PROFILE: GET TO KNOW ARCY DRIVE
Arcy Drive is a four-person indie rock band that got its start in an attic and then progressed to a shed in Tuozzo’s yard that was, you guessed it, a street called Arcy Drive. Bassist Pat Helrigel describes their sound as “rough around the edges, scratchy alternative rock.”
IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY
We’re celebrating the hotel turning five years old by giving a tip of our conical birthday hat to the fun activities that got us to this point and offering a preview of what we’ve got in store for the next year.
NASHVILLE’S MUSIC MUSEUMS, AN INDOOR ADVENTURE
If you’re visiting Music City from December through March, you may be able to sit outside at Bobby’s Rooftop Lounge or stroll downtown streets. Or you might want some options that allow you to have some fun without bundling up.
ART IN BLOOM
TEMPTER, a group exhibition that sprouted a floral theme, includes works by Leah Guadagnoli, Sky Kim and Herb Williams.
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