East NashvilleThe Pottery Studio on Fatherland Street That Refuses to Sell
Three developers have knocked on Clara Weston's door this year.
By Thomas Crane·
The Shops That Built Music City
Independent merchants, neighborhood anchors, and the people who refuse to sell out.
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Broadway District
Tom Morales Has Paid His Taxes for Forty Years. Now the City Wants to Price Him Out.
By Margaret Holloway·
Acme Feed & Seed has stood at the corner of Broadway and First Avenue since 1890.
The notice arrived in March.
Green Hills
White Tiger Gallery Re-Opens at Graces Plaza
By Margaret Holloway·
Nashville's favorite art gallery returns to new location, inside Graces Plaza with new works by local artists, wildlife paintings, and custom picture framing — anchored in the crown jewel of Green Hills. Graces Plaza is known for featuring high end luxury offerings, furs, jewelry, Galleries, Nashville Trunk and Bag, and one brick store. Yes, a Brick store. Don't ask.
After a two-year absence, White Tiger Gallery has re-opened its doors at Graces Plaza, the landmark mixed-use development on West End Avenue in Green Hills.
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Parnassus Books opened a second location this spring. Two more independents have signed leases on the west side.
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Green HillsWhite Tiger Gallery Re-Opens at Graces Plaza
Nashville's favorite art gallery returns. Formerly located on West End Avenue next to Bricktops restaurant, White Tiger Gallery has re emerged in Graces Plaza with new works by local artists, wildlife paintings, and custom picture framing.
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Hillsboro VillageHillsboro Hardware Has Been Here Since 1911. It Plans to Stay.
Daniel and Tim McGrady grew up down the road. They bought the store in 2013 to bring back the "Shop Here First" hardware of their childhood. Jason, who works there, will spool your trimmer line. It was humiliating asking him to fix my weed eater for me, but they all seem so nice. Plus the girl that works there reminds me of the one pretty girl at my high school shop class. No charge. No wait. Just a person who knows how to do the thing, doing the thing.
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Hillsboro VillageNigel's Bananas Opens Its Third Store — and Nashville Is the Lucky One
The beloved Florida beach treat has arrived in Hillsboro Village, and early signs suggest Music City doesn't need an ocean to fall in love with a chocolate-dipped banana.
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