First Saturday Gallery Crawl- June 7

6 - 9 pm
Free

Art galleries throughout downtown host receptions and art openings on the first Saturday of every month. Most galleries serve free wine and other refreshments. Two free shuttles provide transportation among the galleries from 6 pm to 10 pm. See the shuttle map and gallery listing here. Listings below include additional information about some of the openings. Please NOTE that 17 galleries are officially on this month's tour. The map includes a complete list of galleries that will be open this Saturday.

The Arts Company
215 5th Avenue North
254-2040
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Brother Mel: 50 Years of Fresh Art" celebrates 50 years of Marianist monk Brother Mel making art and is also a celebration of his 80th birthday. This is the 10th annual exhibition of Brother Mel's artwork at The Arts Company. On display through August 15.

Estel Gallery
115 Rosa Parks Blvd (8th Avenue N)
251-8997
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Common Thread" features mixed media work by Cathy Breslaw, Vanessa Oppenhoff and Teri Moore. On display through July 12.

The Rymer Gallery
233 5th Avenue North
752-6030
6 - 9 pm
Free
The Rymer opens in their new space on 5th Avenue on the first floor of the Art Avenue Lofts building. "Engage" features works by Dominic Besner, Antoine Claes, Aniocles Gregoire, Leszek Wyczolkowski and Kristina Colucci. On display through June 28.

The Showroom
77 Arcade
347-306-1859
6 - 9 pm
Free
Official grand opening reception. Group show features works by Pamela Staker, Mathieu Levesque, and Phil Wallis. On display through June 30.

TAG art gallery
83 Arcade
429-7708
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Nice to Meet You" is a group show featuring works of familiar TAG artists and TAG newcomers including Terri Saul, Keith Greiman, Gregg Gossel, Mary Addison Hackett, Maura Cluthe and Andrew Hem. On display through June 28.

Tennessee Art League
808 Broadway
6 - 9 pm
Free
Two exhibits on display "Central South Art" and "Club MCM After-School Program" through June 27.

Tennessee State Museum
5th & Deaderick
741-2692
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Bonsoir" art sale and reception. Attendees will have a chance to experience a little French ambience and personally meet Alexandre Renoir, great-grandson of Pierre-Auguste Renoir. A special reception and art sale will feature selected artwork from the "Strokes of Genius: The Works of Pierre-Auguste & Alexandre Renoir - Art from Private Collections" exhibition, available for sale with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Tennessee State Museum Foundation. On display through June 8.

Tinney+Cannon Contemporary
237 5th Avenue North
255-7816
6 - 9 pm
Free
"The Quest for Dignified Solace in an Otherwise Chaotic World" features mixed media paintings by Linda Mitchell. On display through July 12.

Twist Art Gallery
73 Arcade
888-535-5286
6 - 9 pm
Free
"The Din of Culture" features works by Watkins graduate and New York resident Quinn Dukes. On display through July 26.

Art-Luck
Downtown Presbyterian Church
154 5th Avenue North
254-7584
6 - 8 pm
Free
Potluck dinner and art show = Art-Luck. Bring a dish to share, dinner at 6 pm. "The Art Works of The Contributor Nashville's Street Newspaper" features works by a cross section of homeless, formerly homeless and non-homeless artists including Jonathan Field, Ray Ponce de Leon, Tasha French, Paul Fahle, Richard Davis and others.

Big Chill Deli opens on 2nd Avenue N.

112 2nd Avenue N.

712-6163

Find gourmet soups in bread bowls, pizza bagels, sandwiches, milkshakes, floats, ice cream and more.

Monday - Sunday, 11:00 am - midnight

Upcoming Nashville Events; January 18-27

Mercy Lounge 5th Anniversary Party
Friday, January 18 - Saturday, January 19
Mercy Lounge
One Cannery Row
9 pm
Free
21 & up
5th Anniversary Party all weekend long.
Performances on Friday by De Novo Dahl, Ghost Finger, How I Became the Bomb and many more.
Performances on Saturday by Luna Halo, Jeremy Lister, American Bang and
many more.

Free Community Day at the Frist
Friday, January 18
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
919 Broadway
244-3340
10 am - 9 pm
Free
Celebrate the opening of the Aaron Douglas Exhibition at this free community day.
Douglas was a leading artist of the Harlem Renaissance whose signature style includes silhouetted figures, flat forms and radiating bands of light. Additionally, Douglas was head of
the art department at Fisk University.
This exhibit includes approximately 100 paintings, works on paper and book illustrations. Also, make plans to attend a performance by the Fisk Jubilee Singers at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. This historic, touring a cappella choral ensemble was
founded in 1871 at Fisk University.

Opening Reception at Project A
Saturday, January 19
504 12th Avenue South
734-1900
6 - 9 pm
Free
New exhibit features works by Sheppard Jones.

Opening Reception at the Tennessee Arts Commission
Saturday, January 19
Tennessee Arts Commission
401 Charlotte Avenue
532-9798
5 - 7 pm
Free
"Down To Earth," an exhibit of works by Stacey Irvin
and Tim Roberts opens with a reception. Exhibit features photographs and
works in clay.

Vonda Shepard at the City Club
Saturday, January 19.
Nashville City Club.
201 4th Avenue North.
620-1329.
Dinner at 7 pm, show at 9 pm.
$125/member, $150/non-member.
Vonda Shepard, the featured performer on the television series Ally McBeal, will
perform.
Ticket price includes a 5-course dinner, wine pairings, and a meet
and greet session with Shepard.

Dancing with the Stars
Saturday, January 19
Sommet Center
501 Broadway. 7:30 pm
$52 - $167.50
The touring version of the popular TV show Dancing with the Stars features a
re-creation of the show's actual stage with intimate nightclub-style
floor seating that gives fans incomparable sightlines and access to all
of the action. The dancers are accompanied by a live orchestra.
Starring Wayne Newton, Marie Osmond, Sabrina Bryan, Drew Lachey, Joey
Lawrence, Monique Coleman, Cheryl Burke, Edyta Sliwinska, Kym Johnson, Mark
Ballas, Jonathan Roberts, Derek Hough, Alec Mazo, Brian Fortuna and more.

Disney's High School Musical On Tour
Tuesday, January 22 - Sunday, January 27
TPAC's Andrew Jackson Hall
505 Deaderick Street
255-ARTS
$23 - $69
Performance times vary. Watch the twists and turns of lovable schoolmates, Troy and Gabriella, as they surf the tricky tides of peer pressure and school cliques to follow their dreams and score the leads in the big school show, and a place in each others hearts.

First Saturday Art Gallery Crawl- December 1

First Saturday Gallery Crawl
Saturday, December 1. Various locations.
6 - 9 pm.
Free.
Art galleries throughout downtown host receptions and art openings on the first Saturday of every month. Most galleries serve free wine and other refreshments. A free shuttle provides transportation among the galleries from 6 pm to 10 pm. See the shuttle map and gallery listing here. Listings below include additional information about some of the openings. Please NOTE that 19 galleries are officially on this month's tour. The map (hyperlink above) includes a complete list of galleries that will be open this Saturday.

The Arts Company
215 5th Avenue North
254-2040
6 - 9 pm
Free
11th Annual Holiday Arts Market and three new exhibits on display. "Elastro Pops" features paintings April Street. "Staged Narrative Paintings" features works by Jim Hubbman. "Contemporary Tintypes" features vintage Christmans Ornaments by David Sokosh. Exhibits on display through December 22.

The holiday arts market is full of new artwork by gallery artists, including Brother Mel, Lekhleti, Bob Schatz, John Nikolai, John Guider, and many others. Plus, art books, new photography, paintings, sculpture.

Dangenart Gallery
83 Arcade
251-1616
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Self Series" features photography by Laura Young. Exhibit on display Saturday night only.

Estel Gallery
115 Rosa Parks Blvd (8th Avenue N)
251-8997
6 - 9 pm
Free
"The Paradox of Change" features paintings by by Richard Heinsohn. Also, TAG's show "Assembling Utopia" featuring works on paper by Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth, will be on display at Estel. Both exhibits close on December 21.

The Rymer Gallery
219 6th Avenue North
752-6030
6 - 9 pm
Free
Featuring works by Tom Baril, Drew Galloway, and Richard Jolley. On display through January 4, 2008.

SQFT Gallery
61 Arcade
837-2606
6 - 9 pm
Free
Deck the Walls: an affordable art holiday show featuring works by Agnes Barton-Sabo, Eleanor Grosch, Caitlin Keegan, James Keegan, Jessica Rosenkranz, and Shea Steele.

Susan Tinney Gallery
237 5th Avenue North
255-7816
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Narratives" features figurative paintings by Greg Decker. Exhibits on display through December 24.

Tennessee Art League
808 Broadway
6 - 9 pm
Free
Featuring works by Martin Coffeen and Stephanie Helmey. Exhibits on display through December 31.

Take 121 Arts
121 3rd Avenue South
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Holiday Art Crawl" showcasing small format artists. These technical, small works make great holiday gifts. $50 gift certificates for $25 through December 31.

Tazza
510 Church Street
742-3223
6 - 9 pm
Featuring the exhibit, "Contemporary Art of Julian Cole." On display through December 15.

Twist Art Gallery
73 Arcade
6 - 9 pm
Free
"Plate Tone Printshop" on display through January 26, 2008. Plus unique, affordable art for purchase for the holidays!

Ruby Green
514 5th Avenue South
244-7179
"Composite Things" features works by Steven Finke. Free parking at Ruby Green. This gallery is not a stop on the shuttle route, but is open for the First Saturday Gallery Crawl!

Art-Luck
Downtown Presbyterian Church
154 5th Avenue North
254-7584
6 - 7 pm
Potluck dinner and art show opening = Art-Luck. Bring a dish to share and go gallery hopping afterwards. This month's show highlights works from the collections of members and friends of the Downtown Presbyterian Church. Exhibit on display through December 7.

Dunn Bros. Coffee - Live Music & Art
401 Church Street
252-2567
Open until 10 pm
The walls of the shop are lined with paintings, portraits and photographs. Works by water color artist Wendy Latimer and painter Marleen De Bock are currently on display. Show runs through December 31. Live music by the Karen Johns Band from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.

Fire Finch
305 Church Street
942-5271
6 - 9 pm
Open house featuring refreshments. First Saturday Gallery Crawl attendees are encouraged to drop in to see one of downtown's newest retail shops!

Nashville Events this Week

Lunchtime Concerts at Dunn Bros. Coffee
Thursday, November 15 and Friday, November, 16
401 Church Street
252-2567
11:45 am - 1:00 pm
Free
Live Jazz music on Thursday by Joe Rathbone & Mike Noble. Live music on Friday by Bill Todd on the acoustic guitar.

Grail Sale: The Highest of Theatrical Holy Days
Thursday, November 15
TPAC's Jackson Hall Lobby
255-2787
6 pm
Free
Be one of the first to purchase the best seats in the house by attending this public onsale event for Monty Python's Spamalot. Door prizes and complimentary appetizers. The first 250 people to arrive receive a free drink. Click here to RSVP.

Blue Man Group
Friday, November 16
Sommet Center
501 Broadway
8 pm
$52 - $87.50
The Blue Man Group returns to Nashville with their "How to be a Megastar Tour 2.1".

2nd Annual History Book Fair and Holiday Celebration
Sunday, November 18
Tennessee State Museum
505 Deaderick
741-2692
1 - 4 pm
Free
The Tennessee Historical Society and the Tennessee State Museum will host this book fair and holiday party. Special guided tours begin at 1 pm.

"Tis' the Season of Giving" Event at Morton's
Monday, November 19
Morton's The Steakhouse
618 Church Street
259-4558
5 - 7 pm
Free
Downtown Residents are invited to bring an unwrapped gift for a deserving girl or boy. In exchange, receive complimentary drinks and appetizers. RSVP to 259-4558 or cm.mna@mortons.com and tell them which downtown building you call home. All downtown employees are invited to their own Morton's event, with the same giving theme, on Monday, November 26.

Nashville Events and News This Week

Carl Tashian Photography

New Retail

Dupre Designs
136 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard (formerly 8th Avenue North)

483-7194. This furniture and art gallery is open Mon - Sat, 10 am - 6 pm

Grand Opening event on Friday, November 9 from 5 - 9 pm

Free.

Featuring music, cocktails, and art by Donny Smutz, Stephen Watkins, and Melissa Martin.

8th Avenue Home Essentials

136 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard (formerly 8th Avenue North)

376-6223

This home decor store is open Tues - Fri, 11 am - 6 pm and Sat, 10:30 am - 4 pm.

New Place to Get a Massage Downtown

Julie Dunlap, LMT
611 Commerce Street #3133

438-7477

Hours are by appointment. Special Grand Opening rates for the entire month of November:

$20 for 1/2 hour

$55 for 1 hour

$80 for 1 1/2 hours.

Wishes
12 Arcade

244-1544

This new retail shop in the Arcade features handcrafted bead jewelry, gifts, collectables, and more.

Hours are Mon - Fri, 10 am - 6 pm

Sat, 10 am - 5:30 pm.

Events this Week

Lunchtime Concert
Friday, November 9

Schermerhorn Symphony Center

One Symphony Place

687-6750

Noon - 1 pm

Free

Organ Curator Andrew Risinger will perform. Boxed lunch option for $10. Call 687-6750 to reserve your seat or a boxed lunch. Free docent tours of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center will be available after the concert.

Artist Reception at Project A
Friday, November 9

Project A

501 12th Avenue South

734-1900. 6 - 9 pm

Free

Opening reception for Hunter Armistead's Photo Show.

Vince Gill & Friends Music Fest
Friday, November 9

Country Music Hall of Fame's Ford Theatre

222 5th Avenue South

565-6272

7 pm

$125

Benefit concert for the YMCA's "We Build People" annual giving campaign which funds youth and teen programs. Performances by Vince Gill and friends.

20th Annual Artrageous
Saturday, November 10

Various galleries including The Arts Company, Dangenart, Estel Gallery, and Tennessee Art League, plus the late party at City Hall

6 pm - midnight

$85

Annual benefit for Nashville Cares. Artrageous celebrates 20 years of the Arts in Nashville. This year's theme is Oz. Art galleries host receptions from 6 - 10 pm with the late party starting at 10 pm and running through midnight at City Hall. Participating downtown galleries include The Arts Company, Dangenart Gallery, Estel Gallery, and Tennessee Art League.

Photography Reception
Saturday, November 10

Striped Door Gallery

530 3rd Avenue South

244-4228. 6 - 10 pm

Free

Take 121 Arts is co-hosting this reception. Exhibition of rare limited edition photographs taken by Steve McQueen's widow, Barbara McQueen. Live music by The Peter Moon Band.

Tori Amos in Concert
Monday, November 12

TPAC's Jackson Hall

255-2787

7:30 pm

$38.25 - $53.25

Tori Amos' performance as part of her American Doll Posse World Tour.

Friday: Downtown Nashville Happy Hours and Special

417 Union: $3.50 margaritas, beer: $2 domestics, $2.50 imports, and $3 premium imports from 4 - 7 pm
Beer Sellar: $2 domestic drafts, $3 premium drafts from 2 - 7 pm
Bar Car: 2-for-1 Happy Hour and Free Buffet from 5 - 9 pm
Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar: Happy Hour from 4 - 7 pm
Broadway Brewhouse: $1 off all drafts from 11 am - 7 pm
Buffalo Billiards: Free Pool from 4 - 7 pm
Cornerstone Bar: Half-price on all beverages from 4 - 7 pm
Coyote Ugly: $2 longnecks and $3 well drinks from 11 am - 7 pm
El Rey: $2.99 margaritas and $.99 domestic draft beers from 4 - 7 pm
Flyte: $5 Sky martinis, $1 off premium wells, $4 premium drafts, $1 off all wines by the glass, 1/4 off antipasti, and 1/3 off all appetizers at the bar from 14:30 - 6:30 pm and 10 pm - last call
Fuel: $5 fruit shots from 5 - 8 pm
Graham Central Station: Flashback Fridays with $0.75 well drinks and wine until 10 pm and $1.75 longnecks from 10 pm to close
Hooters: $3 16 oz Bud bottles and $3.50 Bud draughts from 3 - 6 pm
Morton's: Power Hour featuring Bar Bites at $4 plate in the bar from 5 - 6:30 pm and 9:30 - 11 pm
Past Perfect: 2-for-1 Yazoo Drafts from 4 - 7 pm
Piranha's Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with 2-for-1 pints from 4 - 8 pm
Sambuca: $2 bottled beer, $3 house wine, $4 martini, 1/2 price appetizers from 4:30 - 7 pm and complimentary wine tasting from 5 - 6 pm (tasting only on the 1st Thursday of each month)
radius10: 2-for-1 domestic beer, well drinks and house wine; $2 off bar menu and 1/2 off pizzas in the bar and on the bar terrace from 5 - 7 pm
Rhythm Kitchen: Social Exchange with drink specials and free hors d'oeuvres from 5 - 8 pm
Wildhorse Saloon: Free admission for locals after 10 pm, excluding certain special concerts

Thursday: Downtown Nashville Happy and Specials

417 Union: $3.50 margaritas, beer: $2 domestics, $2.50 imports, and $3 premium imports from 4 - 7 pm
Bar Twenty3: Two Three Thursdays features $2 domestic beers and $3 house wines
Beer Sellar: $2 domestic drafts, $3 premium drafts from 2 - 7 pm and 2-for-1 drafts from 8 pm - close
Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar: Happy Hour from 4 - 7 pm
Broadway Brewhouse: $1 off all drafts from 11 am - 7 pm
Buffalo Billiards: Free Pool from 4 - 7 pm
Cornerstone Bar: Half-price on all beverages from 4 - 7 pm
Coyote Ugly: "Ladies Night" $1 shot specials and no cover for ladies 7 - 10 pm
Decades: $2 Miller Lites all night
El Rey: $2.99 margaritas and $.99 domestic draft beers from 4 - 7 pm
Flyte: $5 Sky martinis, $1 off premium wells, $4 premium drafts, $1 off all wines by the glass, 1/4 off antipasti, and 1/3 off all appetizers at the bar from 4:30 - 6:30 pm
Fuel: $4 big draft beers from 5 - 8 pm
Graham Central Station: Ladies Night with $0.25 drafts and no cover for ladies
Hooters: $3 16 oz Bud bottles and $3.50 Bud draughts from 3 - 6 pm
Morton's: Power Hour featuring Bar Bites at $4 plate in the bar from 5 - 6:30 pm and 9:30 - 11 pm
Past Perfect: 2-for-1 Yazoo Drafts from 4 - 7 pm
Piranha's Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with 2-for-1 pints from 4 - 8 pm and 3-for-1 Domestic Drafts from 8 pm to close
radius10: 2-for-1 domestic beer, well drinks and house wine; $2 off bar menu and 1/2 off pizzas in the bar and on the bar terrace from 5 - 7 pm
Sambuca: $2 bottled beer, $3 house wine, $4 martini, and 1/2 price appetizers from 4:30 - 7 pm
Wildhorse Saloon: Free admission for locals after 10 pm, excluding certain special concerts

Wednesday Happy Hour and Specials in Nashville

Bar Twenty3: 80's Power Hour with $1 well drinks from 9 - 10 pm
Beer Sellar: $2 domestic drafts, $3 premium drafts from 2 - 7 pm
Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar: Happy Hour from 4 - 7 pm
Broadway Brewhouse: $1 off all drafts from 11 am - 7 pm
Buffalo Billiards: Free Pool from 4 - 7 pm
Cornerstone Bar: Half-price on all beverages from 4 - 7 pm
Coyote Ugly: $1 shot of the night from 7 - 10 pm and Late Night Happy Hour featuring $2 domestic longnecks from midnight - close
Flyte: $5 Sky martinis, $1 off premium wells, $4 premium drafts, $1 off all wines by the glass, 1/4 off antipasti, and 1/3 off all appetizers at the bar from 4:30 - 6:30 pm
Fuel: 3-for-1 cocktails and drafts from 5 - 8 pm
El Rey: $2.99 margaritas and $.99 domestic draft beers from 4 - 7 pm
Hooters: All You Can Eat "Wingsday" for $9.99 from 5 pm to close and $3 16 oz Bud bottles and $3.50 Bud draughts from 3 - 6 pm
kazu restaurant: Martini Wednesday with $6 top shelf martinis
Morton's: Power Hour featuring Bar Bites at $4 plate in the bar from 5 - 6:30 pm and 9:30 - 11 pm
Past Perfect: 2-for-1 Yazoo Drafts from 4 - 7 pm
Piranha's Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with 2-for-1 pints from 4 - 8 pm
Sambuca: $2 bottled beer, $3 house wine, $4 martini, and 1/2 price appetizers from 4:30 - 7 pm
radius10: 2-for-1 domestic beer, well drinks and house wine; $2 off bar menu and 1/2 off pizzas in the bar and on the bar terrace from 5 - 7 pm
Wildhorse Saloon: Free admission for locals after 10 pm, excluding certain special concerts

Downtown Nashville News and Information

New Retail
Kenny & Company!
303 11th Avenue S.
782-8000
This store in the Gulch sells upscale kitchen and bathroom fixtures including faucets, tubs, sinks and more.
Hours are Mon - Fri, 9 am - 5 pm.

Events this Week

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
Saturday, November 3
Bicentennial State Park
6:30 am - 12:30 pm
Annual Race for the Cure
25% of the net income from the race supports Komen's Award and Research Grant Program, which funds groundbreaking breast cancer research, meritorious awards, scientific and educational conferences around the world. Advance registration closes on October 31.

A Conversation with Ann Patchett
Saturday, November 3
Main Library
615 Church Street
862-5800. 10 am
Free
Ann Patchett, author of Bel Canto, reads from her books and discusses her new novel, Run. Followed by a book signing.

CMA Songwriter Series at Hard Rock Cafe
Tuesday, November 6
Hard Rock Cafe
100 Broadway
782-4018
9:30 pm
$15 through Ticketmaster
They craft the hits, and they're playing them at the Hard Rock Cafe, as part of "Nashville Celebrates Country" the activities and events surrounding the 41st Annual CMA Awards. Featuring B. James, C.D. Johnson, R. Rutherford, and V. Shaw.

ABC's Good Morning America Live Taping
Wednesday, November 7
Sommet Center Plaza: Chevy Stage Corner of Broadway and Fifth Avenue
7 - 8 am
Free
The CMA Awards multiple nominated duo, Big & Rich, will perform

41st Annual CMA Awards
Wednesday, November 7
Sommet Center
501 Broadway. 6:30 pm
$166.50 - $548.75
CMA's annual awards show
Broadcast live on ABC from 7 - 10 pm

Downtown Nashville Happy Hours and Specials for Mondays

Monday:

Bailey's Pub & Grille: Monday Night Wingman featuring $0.35 wings and $2.35 Bud Selects

Beer Sellar: $2 domestic drafts, $3 premium drafts from 2 - 7 pm

Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar: Happy Hour from 4 - 7 pm

Broadway Brewhouse: $1 off all drafts from 11 am - 7 pm

Buffalo Billiards: Free Pool from 4 - 7 pm

Cornerstone Bar: Half-price on all beverages from 4 - 7 pm

Coyote Ugly: "Ugly Mondays" featuring $2 domestic longnecks all day and 2-for-1 well drinks from 7 pm - 10 pm

El Rey: $2.99 margaritas and $.99 domestic draft beers from 4 - 7 pm

Fuel: 2-for-1 tequila from 5 - 8 pm

Flying Saucer: $2.50 Pint Night featuring most everything on the wall

Flyte: $5 Sky martinis, $1 off premium wells, $4 premium drafts, $1 off all wines by the glass, 1/4 off antipasti, and 1/3 off all appetizers at the bar from 4:30 - 6:30 pm

Hooters: Monday Night Trivia 7:30 - 9:30 pm with happy hour specials: $3 16 oz Bud bottles, $3.50 Bud draughts, same specials from 3 - 6 pm

Morton's: Power Hour featuring Bar Bites at $4 plate in the bar from 5 - 6:30 pm and 9:30 - 11 pm

Past Perfect: Service Industry Night, including all hotel employees, receive 50% off everything behind the bar and 2-for-1 Yazoo Drafts from 4 - 7 pm

Piranha's Bar & Grill: Service Industry Night featuring $4 domestic pitchers and Happy Hour with 2-for-1 pints from 4 - 8 pm

radius10: 1/2 off bottles of wine and 2-for-1 domestic beer, well drinks and house wine; $2 off bar menu and 1/2 off pizzas in the bar and on the bar terrace from 5 - 7 pm

Sambuca: $2 bottled beer, $3 house wine, $4 martinis, and 1/2 appetizers all day

Wildhorse Saloon: Free admission for locals after 10 pm, excluding certain special concerts