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Drifters Tinney Contemporary Daily from Sat., September 27 until Sat., October 25 Downtown
The nascent downtown art scene has recently witnessed the loss of two of NoBro's pioneer spaces, and the emergence of the new Tinney Contemporary gallery. After a bit of a false start, Tinney seems to be finding its footing with the arrival of Nashville art vet John Reed as Director/Curator.... More>>
The Admirals Club w/Symptoms & Wet Nurse The 5 Spot Tue., October 14, 9:00pm Five Points/Shelby Bottoms
For all of the raw energy that it takes to make vital heavy metal, technical proficiency has played an equal, if seemingly contradictory, role in the development of the genre. From Black Sabbath and Deep Purple to contemporary groups, metal bands have tended to flaunt their progressive... More>>
Matthew Paul Turner Signing and Discussion Davis-Kidd Booksellers Tue., October 14, 7:00pm Green Hills
Growing up in a fundamentalist church and household was, in retrospect, full of absurdities. In Churched, Turner tells us of the personalities populating his childhood church and the associated school he attended, their beliefs in Satan and Hell, strict dress and appearance codes, baptism... More>>
Randy Newman Tennessee Performing Arts Center Tue., October 14, 7:30pm Downtown
Success as an Academy Award-winning film composer seems to have only sharpened Randy Newman’s deliciously caustic narratives and occasional romantic swoons. He no doubt relishes the fact that his melodic brilliance, once overshadowed by his sly skewering of human foibles, brought him... More>>
Guatemala Through Artists' Eyes CharacterEYES Eyecare and Optical Daily from Wed., October 1 until Fri., October 31 Franklin
Guatemala is Mesoamerica's biodiversity hotspot, and the country's abundance of flora and fauna made it a natural choice when painter/instructor Gail McDaniel and her students made plans to travel to a location they could capture on their canvases. The resulting work will be displayed in a new... More>>
Christmas on Mars Belcourt Theatre Every week Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday from Sat., October 11 until Tue., October 14 Belmont/Edgehill/Hillsboro Village
Directed by Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne and shot by long-time Lips documentarian Bradley Beesley, Christmas on Mars hovers nowhere near rock-doc. From its trailer alone, it's clearly more like an ambitious film school project complete with cheesy costumes, low-budget special effects and... More>>
Damn Yankees Boiler Room Theatre Thu., October 16, 8:00pm
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Franklin
"You gotta have heart"--which is exactly what this year's version of the Bronx Bombers lacked. But back in the 1950s, when this Tony-winning smash was written, the New York Yankees solidified their reputation as baseball's preeminent bad guys and the team everyone loved to hate. Thus the... More>>
Frankenstein Nashville Children's Theatre Every week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Fri., October 10 until Sat., November 1 Nolensville Rd./Woodbine/Murfreesboro Rd.
The opening of Nashville Children’s Theatre's 2008-2009 season finds the company anticipating Halloween with Nick DiMartino's adaptation of the famous Mary Shelley book. The production, under the direction of artistic director Scot Copeland, offers thunder, lightning, frightful suspense... More>>
International Lens Film Series Sarratt Cinema Daily from Wed., September 3 until Wed., December 3 Vanderbilt
A series of free screenings feat. 27 films from 21 nations, each introduced by a Vanderbilt faculty member for program director and feat. a post-screening discussion. October 16's screening is of On the Map. Perhaps the first film from Barbados ever screened in Nashville, Annalee Davis's... More>>
New Approaches to Figurative Art LeQuire Gallery Daily from Sat., September 6 until Sat., October 25 Charlotte Pike/Sylvan Park/West Nashville
Alan LeQuire originally opened his gallery to shine a spotlight on his work and the work of other painters and sculptors who were interested in expressing their creativity through studying the human form. Although this strictly figurative point-of-view has flown in the face of contemporary... More>>
New on DVD: Oct. 14 Your Local Video Store Every week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Tue., October 14 until Mon., October 20 Broadway/The Gulch/Music Row/West End
On the big screen, even in a doctored cut 15 minutes shorter than the initial 150-minute release version, Terrence Malick's 2005 epic about the settlement of Virginia was a staggering work of art--a rapturous vision of paradise found and lost, a movie that sent me weeping openly into the glare... More>>
Yellow Kid: Works by Francois Dechamps Sarratt Gallery Every week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Thu., October 2 until Thu., October 30 Vanderbilt
A New York-based photographer and book artist, Deschamps uses his photography as a means of constructing—or in this case, reconstructing—a story. “Yellow Kid” Gerontion was a storyteller and con artist in Catskill, N.Y., who frequented the bars in his community but rarely... More>>
Secrecy Belcourt Theatre Tue., October 14
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Belmont/Edgehill/Hillsboro Village
Few Americans would argue with Winston Churchill's dictum: "In wartime, truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies." But the culture of secrecy that has developed within the Bush/Cheney White House has taken that admonition to dangerous extremes. The inherent... More>>
Monuments to the Pres(id)ent Snow Gallery Daily from Fri., October 3 until Sat., November 8 Belmont/Edgehill/Hillsboro Village
A more timely exhibit we can't imagine: Just a few days before Barack Obama and John McCain duke it out at Belmont University for the title of the Real Agent of Change, Los Angeles artist Tucker Neel's Monuments to the Pres(id)ent opens just a few blocks away at Snow Gallery. Through drawings,... More>>
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Tennessee Performing Arts Center Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from Tue., October 7 until Sat., October 18, 6:30pm
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Downtown
The last time a Nashville-area theater company took on Stephen Sondheim’s ghoulish masterwork, Jamey Green directed a marvelous 2004 Boiler Room Theatre production that took advantage of its intimate space, transforming the spectacle into something akin to a chamber opera. Tennessee... More>>
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Aaron Till Cafe Coco Tue., October 14, 8:00pm Broadway/The Gulch/Music Row/West End
The Players w/Brent Mason, Michael Rhodes, John Hobbs, Eddie Bayers, Paul Franklin & Sunny Fitz Third & Lindsley Tue., October 14, 6:00pm Nolensville Rd./Woodbine/Murfreesboro Rd.
Big Mike Griffin Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar Tue., October 14, 9:00pm Downtown
The Boulder Acoustic Society Norm's River Road House Tue., October 14, 8:00pm Charlotte Pike/Sylvan Park/West Nashville
Buyout Charity B.B. King's Blues Club Tue., October 14, 4:00pm Downtown
The Dan Hagan Project 12 South Tap Room & Grill Tue., October 14, 9:00pm 8 South/12 South/Berry Hill
Dave Duggan Pond Tue., October 14, 7:00pm Franklin
Dear and the Headlights w/Hannah Barbarians, Cactus's & Mean Tambourines Exit/In Tue., October 14, 8:00pm Broadway/The Gulch/Music Row/West End
Debi Champion's Writers Night feat. Gary Talley, Zach Below, Michael Loyd, Adam Foster & more Commodore Lounge Tue., October 14, 7:00pm Broadway/The Gulch/Music Row/West End
First Aid Live Feat. Rick Dehringer, Mike Musik, and more Limelight Tue., October 14, 7:00pm Titans Stadium/Main St.
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