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2127 Belcourt Ave.

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5 delicious ways to carb-load in Nashville
CLOSE Another year, another marathon. Or half-marathon, for some runners. Heck, some people even walk the half. My participation? I carb-load in solidarity. Everyone knows you long-distance runner-warriors need to pile on those carbs for energy. Those of us for whom "marathon" is generally preceded by "Netflix" also need our energy.
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Celebrate Earth Day, Shakespeare's birthday and more in Nashville this week

The performance is at 7:30 p.m. Monday at The Belcourt Theatre, 2102 Belcourt Ave., Nashville. Tickets are $20, available at www.meganmurphychambers.com/fun.html

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Festivities run noon-3 p.m. Monday on Vanderbilt University's library lawn, 419 21st Ave., S. (Parking is available in the Wesley Place Garage across from the library.) Visit nashvilleshakes.org for details.

The piece runs April 20-28 at Sparkworks Union, 935 E. Trinity Lane, Nashville. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Friday-Tuesday and Thursday-Saturday. Tickets are $15, available at www.eventbrite.com.

The show is up through April 28.  Zeitgeist is at 516 Hagan St. #100.  Its hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.  Admission is free.

Celebrate Earth Day, Shakespeare's birthday and more in Nashville this week
To celebrate Earth Day this weekend, Friends of Warner Parks presents "Honor the Earth," an exhibition of landscape paintings by The Chestnut Group of plein air painters for the land, a nonprofit dedicated to land conservation and art education.
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Nashville Symphony is at Blair School of Musi...

On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, we are so honored to be able to share the Violins of Hope with our community. Today, a select number of the Violins of Hope visited Blair School of Music. Tomorrow, student John Horzen will perform a klezmer piece with this violin as part of a concert at Turner Hall. Here's a quick video of a jam session that took place today.

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On this Holocaust Remembrance Day, we are so honored to be able to share the Violins of Hope with our community. Today, a select number of the Violins of Hope visited Blair School of Music....
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Pearl Joy, who defied the odds and lived out her name, dies at age 5

Visitation will be held 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at The Village Chapel (2021 21st Ave. S., Nashville) followed by a service to celebrate Pearl’s life at 1 p.m. at that same location.

Pearl Joy, who defied the odds and lived out her name, dies at age 5
CLOSE Pearl Joy Brown, the girl who defied doctors' diagnoses despite the hardships of one of the rarest medical conditions for someone to survive past birth, died Thursday. She was 5. "Pearly never spoke, she never got up, she never did anything with her body," her father, Eric Brown, said.
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Hillsboro West End Neighborhood shared Belmon...

Join us for a Transit Forum **tonight** (Tuesday, March 27) at 6PM at Belmont Methodist Church, 2007 Acklen Ave. See you there!

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A message from Burkley Allen - Metro Council District 18: Dear Neighbors, Vanderbilt University is piloting a bike share program beginning this week that will likely extend into the Hillsboro Village area. Unlike Metro's BCycle program where the bikes are returned to a kiosk like the one at the corner of 21st and Wedgewood, these bikes can be driven directly to a destination and parked anywhere. The program is run by ofo, the world’s largest dockless bike-sharing platform, with a fleet of more than 10 million bikes in more than 250 cities and 200 campuses across 21 countries. ofo strives to empower “anyone, anywhere” with access to sustainable, convenient, and affordable transportation options. The service is simple. Riders download the ofo app, scan the QR code on the bike to unlock and go, and park the bike at any bike friendly location such as a bike rack or in the furniture zone of the sidewalk (the space where a bench is). The program is largely for Vanderbilt students, but neighbors may be able to download the app and join as well. The designated area for the bikes will consist mostly of the Vanderbilt campus, but will also include areas frequented by students, so neighbors might start seeing ofo bikes around the area. This is a new concept, and we expect to learn as we go, so please let me know if you see issues that need to be addressed or if you just have observations and comments. Regards, Burkley Allen Metro Council 18th District 615-383-6604

Join BHN and friends for a Transit Forum on T...

Join BHN and friends for a Transit Forum on Tuesday, March 27 at 6PM at Belmont Methodist Church, 2007 Acklen Ave. Neighbors are invited to learn more about the proposal and ask questions. See you there!

VENUE CHANGE! For this afternoon's post-scree...

VENUE CHANGE! For this afternoon's post-screening informal Bergman Film Club (no dedicated speaker), 2:15-3:15pm, we'll be gathering at Donut + Dog, 2127 Belcourt Ave — and not at the Belcourt itself. Come join us! Free with any Bergman ticket stub.

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Sunday... —THE PASSION OF ANNA 10:45am #Bergman —THE PARTY 11:00am 12:40pm —THE SHAPE OF WATER 12:00pm —PERSONA 12:40pm #Bergman Also, venue change for this afternoon's post-screening informal Bergman Film Club, 2:15-3:15. We'll be gathering at Donut + Dog, 2127 Belcourt Ave. Come join us! Free with any Bergman ticket stub.

VENUE CHANGE! For this Sunday's post-screenin...

VENUE CHANGE! For this Sunday's post-screening informal Bergman Film Club (no dedicated speaker), 2:15-3:15pm, we'll be gathering at Donut + Dog, 2127 Belcourt Ave — and not at the Belcourt itself. Come join us! Free with any Bergman ticket stub.

Ingmar Bergman's Cinema: A Centennial Retrospective | Events | The Belcourt Theatre
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ingmar Bergman-and as celebrations are being organized around the world-we present a key selection of work from the filmmaker's sprawling career.
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**Village 21 construction** The final phase o...

**Village 21 construction** The final phase of the Village 21 Apartments project at the Corner of Wedgewood and 21st is underway. This involves the construction of a restaurant where the bank parking lot used to be. The work for the shell of the building will continue through mid-summer with a goal of opening the restaurant in October. The owner has agreed to accommodate parking for the labor forces within their parking garage during construction so there should be no negative impact on parking in the Village. The sidewalks on both 21st and Wedgewood will stay open full time during construction. It will be necessary to reduce the sidewalk widths in the immediate area surrounding the work. A permanent fence will be installed in areas where the sidewalk width will be reduced protecting the walking public from the work, and the bike racks and bus stop on Wedgewood will be moved slightly north during construction to assure they have the room to continue to operate properly. Thanks to Burkley Allen - Metro Council District 18 for this update.

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Nashville's Pancake Pantry is now selling bottles of its syrup

...in a series of updates new owner Crosby Keltner is making to the restaurant at 1796 21st Ave. S. He’s also working to cut down on wait times and increase efficiency with new...

Nashville's Pancake Pantry is now selling bottles of its syrup
CLOSE Pancake Pantry wants to help improve your home pancake-making game. The 57-year-old Hillsboro Village restaurant known for its super long lines and 23 varieties of homemade pancakes has started bottling its signature syrup and original cinnamon cream syrup so customers can enjoy the popular pantry staple at home.
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CRIME & SAFETY UPDATE from Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. February 28, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Officers assigned to the Juvenile Crime Reduction Task Force tonight arrested two 16-year-olds, one of them an alleged carjacker, and a 17-year-old who fled from them in a Toyota Camry that was stolen on Sunday from the 4100 block of Hillsboro Pike. Officer Benjamin Spees spotted the stolen Camry on Wedgewood Avenue near 12th Avenue South and attempted to follow it until unmarked support units could arrive in the area. However, the 16-year-old driver noticed Spees’ police car and fled. Given the weather conditions, Spees did not engage in a pursuit. A short time later, a Midtown Hills Precinct undercover detective saw the Camry in an alley near the 2100 block of 11th Avenue North. As officers approached, the three teens ran. They were all apprehended after a short foot pursuit. The 16-year-old driver of the Camry was already wanted for an armed carjacking that occurred at 1:10 a.m. on Sunday where a woman was robbed of her Nissan Sentra near 2000 Belcourt Avenue. That 16-year-old is being charged tonight with aggravated robbery, unlawful gun possession and vehicle theft. The two teens with him tonight are charged with joyriding. The carjacked Sentra was recovered at 9:20 a.m. Sunday after North Precinct Officer Raymond Heymann spotted it on 17th Avenue North. Two other 16-year-olds, a boy and a girl, were by themselves in the car and were arrested. He was charged with vehicle theft. She was charged with joyriding. The continuing investigation led to the identity of the 16-year-old alleged carjacker arrested tonight. In an unrelated case from Friday night, the Juvenile Crime Reduction Task Force stopped a van on Buena Vista Pike near Clarksville Pike for having an expired tag and an inoperable brake light. The 17-year-old driver, when asked whether anything illegal was in the vehicle, replied that there was a pistol. A .40 caliber semi-automatic pistol with an extended magazine containing 19 rounds was found underneath the seat along with a nine millimeter semi-automatic pistol loaded with 11 rounds. Both pistols had been reported stolen. Also in the car was a baggie containing 1.7 grams of marijuana. The 17-year-old was taken to juvenile detention and charged with multiple offenses. ###

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