Find Your Stomping Ground in Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville, Tennessee is the second largest producer of music in the U.S. after New York. The city lives and breathes the blues and rock ‘n roll jams alongside indie pop and folk at frequented coffeeshops, bars and burger joints. Appreciation for artistry permeates and the chatter of rising and hustling musical stars echoes like the acting culture in L.A. or real estate in New York.

Native Nashvillians are a welcoming bunch, proud of their city and lovers of music, often pursuing an instrument or expanding their vocal chords for some amateur fun.

This is the neighborhood we called home during our stay – a green, walkable (and joggable for the humid-immue natives) haven for young families with a main thoroughfare of boutiques, restaurants and bars… and amazing peanut butter cookies from Sloco.

Lively and quaint this neighborhood is also home to Sevier Park which holds a farmers market every Tuesday to the tunes of a live folk band.

For shopping check out Imogene + Willie – a cool textile shop which produces their own jeans and soft cotton tees – and White’s Mercantile – “a general store for the modern day tastemaker” with an array of attire from Hunker Bag Co. and Peg and Awl and goods for the home including olive oil from Brooklyn’s own Frankies 457. Cool down for lunch and coffee at the Frothy Monkey. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).