Green Hills, TN June 2018

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FOUR MEN MAKING AN IMPACT IN THE COMMUNITY

A HOT SPOT FOR A COOL GUYS’ NIGHT OUT

TREADMILLS ARE FOR HAMSTERS, BOXING GURU ALEXANDER ‘PEPPER’ KAUFMAN SAYS

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A good real estate agent works every day. We learn how to manage everything without letting anyone feel unimportant. We get really good at returning our phone calls. And we do things right the first time — we don’t have enough time to go back and redo and redo and redo. We are detail oriented because that is the most time-efficient way to be. We can get more things done in a day, and we know that things are being done correctly as we do them.

Let’s go — the market is waiting and my car is ready! I have crayons for the kids and Junior Mints for us! Let’s hit the road and find that new house — this is going to be fun!

THREE TERRACES, THE ORIGINAL STOKES FAMILY HOME

I brushed against the 1932 Boxwoods as I walked over the tumbled brick to the original solid french doors of The Three Terraces.

My mind drifted to what would once have been lavishly decadent cocktail parties as they spilled out of the French doors onto the tiered terraces and pool shaded by giant hardwood trees and sunny winds. I saw Mrs. Stokes gliding down the staircase to greet her guests that sipped toddys in bamboo chairs

and took off their shoes to walk on the cool grass. The screened doors squeaked then, and they squeak now- letting you know someone is there - waking you up out of your dreams and into the reality that this home has all of its original molding, its plaster walls, its plaster ceilings, and its hardwood floors, its fireplaces, its quirks, but most importantly, its fixtures that cannot be replaced. Sometimes, a powder room is truly a work of art.

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

JUNE 2018 PUBLISHER

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Nicolette Martin | Nicolette.Martin@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Jeremy Dorn, Nicolette Martin, Shonte Press

Dear Gents,

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Hany Ramzy

WE TOLD YOU YOUR TIME WOULD COME, DIDN’T WE, GUYS? Since the May issue was all about the ladies, we thought it was only fair the June issue of Green Hills Lifestyle be dedicated to the gents of our community.

While we will celebrate the dads in our lives on Father’s Day, June 17, you don’t have to be a father to find something you’ll enjoy in these pages.

Now that you’ve met the female movers and shakers of the community, we’ll introduce you to some influential men in this month’s feature. Learn about what makes them unique and how they’re impacting the community. If you haven’t already, you’ll probably run into one—or several—of them out on the town!

Preparing for a night out with the guys? We’ll show you the perfect places in the community to grab a drink, watch the big game or just catch up with pals. If you’d

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We also introduce you to a local duo who share their favorite things with us. Finally, we put a spotlight on men’s health. It’s been months since many of us made New Year’s resolution to focus on our health and now’s the perfect time for a check-in.

Happy Father’s Day and happy June, gents.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2018

FEATURES 12 Crows Nest Restaurant A Hot Spot for a Cool Guys’ Night Out

18 Pepper Boxing Treadmills are for Hamsters, Boxing Guru Alexander ‘Pepper’ Kaufman Says

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22 Local Male Movers & Shakers Four Men Making an Impact in the Community

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Lifestyle Letter

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Around Town

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Hot Spot

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Healthy Lifestyle

28 Culinary Creations 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Parting Thoughts

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AROUND TOWN

LOCAL GIRLS CAST IN NASHVILLE RUN OF 'WAITRESS' AT TPAC

learned that the record was in Germany in the hands of a private collector.

The Tony Award-nominated musical "Waitress,"

Fans can view the article on display at the

playing June 5-10 at Tennessee Performing Arts

museum, 119 Third Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37201,

Center’s Jackson Hall, will feature two local young

which is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

actresses sharing the role of Lulu during the Nashville engagement.

Olivia James Graves, 5, of Bellevue and Ellie

BOBBY HOTEL DEBUTS FOUR NEW DINING OPTIONS IN DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

James, 5, of South Nashville, will alternate the

The Bobby Hotel opened April 20 and introduces

role of Lulu, the daughter of the production’s

four new dining concepts to Music City: Tavern at

main character, Jenna. Each girl will perform in

Bobby, Bobby’s Garage, a Rooftop Lounge atop the

four performances each.

hotel and a street-side Café. Each concept will fea-

Both girls were chosen via an audition process held at TPAC in March. More than 40 girls participated in the auditions.

ture a thoughtfully curated menu and reflect unique elements of the hotel’s travel-inspired persona.

The hotel’s signature restaurant, Tavern at

Inspired by Adrienne Shelley’s beloved film,

Bobby, will seat up to 100 guests for breakfast,

"Waitress" tells the story of Jenna, a waitress and

lunch and dinner. Signature dishes like savory

expert pie maker who dreams of a way out of her

braised rabbit, milk stout short ribs and sor-

small town and loveless marriage. A baking con-

ghum rubbed pork chop will complement the

test in a nearby county and the town’s new doctor

restaurant’s classic cocktail list and collection of

may offer her a chance at a fresh start, while her

hand-selected wines and beers.

fellow waitresses offer their own recipes for hap-

At Bobby’s Garage Bar, guests can enjoy an

piness. But Jenna must summon the strength and

impressive whiskey selection, beers, and a simple

courage to rebuild her own life.

yet hearty menu including fried bologna, pimento

Tickets are available at TPAC.org, by phone at 615.782.4040, and at the TPAC Box Office, 505 Deaderick St.

JOHNNY CASH MUSEUM UNVEILS RARE ARTIFACT

cheese, and serrano and bacon fat popcorn.

The hotel’s Rooftop Lounge features a variety of cocktails and seasonal light fare such as street tacos, bibb lettuce salad, shishito peppers and stuffed jalapenos.

Back on street level, Bobby’s classic Café will

The Johnny Cash Museum premiered an artifact

serve breakfast, lunch and dinner to Nashville’s

on May 1 that has never previously been on public

busy downtown crowd. Guests can dine on clas-

display despite being presented to Johnny Cash

sics like croque monsieur and poulet roti, as well

more than six decades ago. The unveiling of this

as fresh pastries from local baker Sam Tucker of

rare artifact—Cash's very first gold record—was

Village Bakery and Provisions.

released to commemorate his first No. 1, "I Walk

Johnny’s siblings, Tommy Cash and Joanne Cash-

"NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE" SERIES COMING TO THE SCHERMERHORN WITH THREE PROGRAMS

Yates, joined Sam Phillips’ son, Jerry Phillips, as the

The Nashville Symphony has announced the

the Line" on what was the anniversary of the song’s release on Sun Records on May 1, 1956.

award finally found a permanent home on exhibi-

addition of the "National Geographic Live" speaker

tion at the museum, which is celebrating its fifth

series at Schermerhorn Symphony Center, with

anniversary this year.

three events planned over the next year.

In a ceremony hosted by WSM’s Bill Cody, Cash’s

Each of these unique, family-friendly programs

first-ever gold record, originally presented to Cash

will bring a National Geographic adventurer to the

by Sam Phillips in 1956, was reunited with the Cash

Schermerhorn to share their experiences exploring

family for the first time in more than a decade. The

the world’s highest peaks, deepest oceans and

cherished award remained in Cash’s possession

most distant corners, all accompanied by dramatic

until his death in 2003, at which time it was auc-

imagery and footage.

tioned off to several different private owners over the years. Recently, museum founder Bill Miller

Award-winning

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AROUND TOWN

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Hilaree O’Neill ("Point of No Return," February 11, 2019), and marine wildlife and deep-sea photojournalist Brian Skerry ("Ocean Soul," April 29, 2019) headline the series, which will be presented without the orchestra.

Tickets are on sale now as part of any 201819 season ticket package, for groups 12+ and donors $500+. All three events can be purchased now as a season ticket package starting at $67. Tickets will go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. on Friday, July 20.

NASHVILLE SYMPHONY ANNOUNCES FREE COMMUNITY CONCERTS FOR 2018 The Nashville Symphony has unveiled the schedule for its 2018 Community Concerts series,

are part of the lineup. Let Freedom Sing! Music

which will showcase the Grammy Award-winning

City July 4th presented by Dr Pepper is a free,

orchestra

Bernstein,

family-friendly event that showcases the Grammy-

Brahms, Rossini, Rimsky-Korsakov and more at

winning Nashville Symphony and one of the largest

six public parks and greenspaces throughout

fireworks shows in the country.

performing

music

by

Middle Tennessee.

The main concert stage will again be located

A local summer tradition that annually draws

at Fifth Avenue and Broadway and will include a

thousands of concertgoers, the symphony’s com-

DJ and live music from 4 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. After the

munity concerts are an integral part of the orga-

concert, the event will shift to the Cumberland

nization’s mission to make great music accessible

Riverfront with a fireworks show synchronized to

to everyone in the region. Admission to all six

a live performance by the Nashville Symphony.

performances is free.

The program at Ascend Amphitheater will start

Performances will be held 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7, at Musicians Corner at Centennial Park; 7

at 9:15 p.m. with the pyrotechnics running from 9:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

p.m. Friday, June 8, at Cumberland University in

The Independence Day celebration will kick

Lebanon; 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 9, at Historic

off with the Wyler’s Light Family Fun Zone,

Rock Castle in Hendersonville; 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,

which includes inflatables and other kid-friendly

June 12, at Southeast Greenspace in Antioch; 7:30

activities, from noon to 5 p.m. at Music City Walk

p.m. Tuesday, June 26, at Two Rivers Mansion in

of Fame Park.

Donelson; and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, July 1 at Key Park in Lafayette.

The orchestra will close each performance with John Williams’ "Star Wars Main Theme," which was chosen by the public after three rounds of online voting.

LADY ANTEBELLUM TO HEADLINE NASHVILLE’S JULY 4TH Grammy-winning supergroup Lady Antebellum will headline Nashville’s July 4th, the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp has announced. Newly

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inducted Grand Ole Opry member Chris Janson,

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whose hits include “Buy Me a Boat” and “Fix a

ments you’d like to see included in our Around Town

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HOT SPOT

C ROW S N E S T R E S T AU R A N T A HOT SPOT FOR A COOL GUYS’ NIGHT OUT

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ARTICLE JEREMY DORN PHOTOGRAPHY HANY RAMZY EVERYBODY NEEDS A PLACE TO GET AWAY. For some, it’s the hair salon, or the park, or the man cave, or the she shed. For plenty of men, it’s a local sports bar or restaurant where they feel at home and can meet their buddies for a pint and a game. In the Green Hills area, one of those spots is Crows Nest. With trivia nights on Tuesday nights, plenty of sports on TV, a happy hour and Southern comfort food, Crows Nest is an ideal place for the boys to spend a few hours.

Crows Nest is located at 2221 Bandywood Drive, Nashville, TN 37215. For more information, visit CrowsNestNashville.com.

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HANG According to Nicholas Gajewski, the district team leader at Crows Nest, they offer a different drink feature every night (two for one on Tuesday nights are popular). The restaurant fits right into the Green Hills community too as its close to the mall and is a perfect place for men to gather and hang out—and, perhaps, avoid shopping.

“We have plenty of guys' nights here,” Nicholas says. “They always seem to have a good time!”

With 39 TVs and three patios, guys won't need to go anywhere else.

DRINK While some spots limit their happy hour to an hour or two, Crows Nest goes above and beyond. Happy hour is held all day long—from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.—on Monday and for five hours—2 p.m. to 7 p.m.—on Tuesday-Friday. Happy hour specials include $4 well drinks and house wine, $2.75 domestics, and $2 off all wines, premiums, cocktails and crafts.

In addition to the standard fare such as Budweiser and PBR, Crows Nest offers local brews

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from breweries such as Blackstone and Yazoo.

EAT If looking for more than a place to grab a drink and hang, Crows Nest's menu is well-suited for guys too.

Check out The Nest Manburger, a grilled barbecue beef patty with sliced ham, fried egg, bacon, jalapenos, tobacco onions, Thousand Island dressing, and cheddar, pepper jack and Swiss cheeses.

Another option is the Daily Meat & 2 or 3. Choose a meat, including pulled pork, barbecue chicken and catfish; two or three side options ranging from baked beans and mashed potatoes to fried okra and green beans; and a roll or cornbread.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

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PEPPER BOXING "TREADMILLS ARE FOR HAMSTERS," ALEXANDER "PEPPER" KAUFMAN WRITES AT THE END OF HIS EMAIL. Whether this is a quip or a legitimate slogan, you don't want to question the founder and owner of Pepper Boxing. Alexander has been privately training clients for almost 10 years, worked his way to the top of the New York City fitness chain, and started boxing as a 16-year-old in England. If his resume—including a background in high-level competitive powerlifting—doesn't scare you, Alexander's C.M. Burst workout will. It's as tough as he is strong, and it will wreck you.

TREADMILLS ARE FOR HAMSTERS, BOXING GURU ALEXANDER ‘PEPPER’ KAUFMAN SAYS ARTICLE JEREMY DORN | PHOTOGRAPHY HANY RAMZY

THE C.M. BURST WO R KO U T

D AY 1 U P P E R B O D Y BENCH PRESS + KETTLEBELL SWINGS

15 + 25 REPS

(CONVENTIONAL)

BARBELL ROWS + KETTLEBELL

15 + 25

SWINGS

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DUMBBELL SHOULDER PRESS + KETTLEBELL

15 + 25 REPS

SWINGS (CONVENTIONAL)

DUMBBELL CURL + KETTLEBELL SWINGS

15 + 25 REPS

(AMERICAN)

OVERHEAD DUMBBELL TRICEP EXTENSION OR

15 + 25 REPS

CLOSE GRIP BENCH + KETTLEBELL SWINGS (CONVENTIONAL)

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ABDOMINAL ROUTINE 1 SITUPS + SITUP WITH TWIST +

30 EACH

LEG RAISE + LEG RAISE WITH SIDE TO SIDE SWIPE LOWER BACK FLOOR PRONE

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COBRA DAY 2: LOWER BODY BARBELL SQUAT

25 + 100 REVOLUTIONS

+ JUMP ROPE

DUMBBELL SPLIT SQUAT + JUMP ROPE

DUMBBELL SIDE LUNGE + JUMP ROPE

BARBELL GOODMORNING + JUMP ROPE

DUMBBELL CALF RAISES + JUMP ROPE

25 REPS/LEG + 200 REVOLUTIONS

25 REPS/LEG + 300 REVOLUTIONS

25 + 400 REVOLUTIONS

25 + 500 REVOLUTIONS

ABDOMINAL ROUTINE 2 CRUNCH + SIDE CRUNCH + BICYCLE

30 + 30/SIDE + 30

KICKS WITH TWIST

LOWER BACK

FLOOR PRONE COBRA

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THE BIKER Andrew Parker Owner/Operator, Halcyon Bike Shop Andrew Parker, owner of Halcyon Bike Shop on 12 South, fell hard for cycling. When he was 13, he tore his ACL and picked up a bike to ride for physical therapy after the injury. Later, he joined the industry, developed an interest in the technical side, and eventually opened Halcyon in Nashville.

Andrew and his staff have gone all-in, sponsoring cycling clubs, leading group rides, hosting repair clinics and providing trail recommendations on top of their regular duties. “We love our city and are committed to doing anything we can to make it a more cycling-friendly community,� Andrew says.

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ARTICLE JEREMY DORN

LOCAL MALE Movers & Shakers PHOTOGRAPHY HANY RAMZY

FOUR MEN MAKING AN IMPACT IN THE COMMUNITY

THE GR ILL MAST ER Will Newman CEO and Founder, Edley’s BBQ “Barbecue was stamped into my DNA,” Will Newman, CEO and founder of Edley’s BBQ, says.

Born in Memphis and raised in McMinnville, Will is a Tennessee boy through and through.

He began planning the Edley’s business in law school, and spent three years—and endless effort—opening the restaurant in 2011. Now, when he’s not busy running one of the most mouthwatering, popular food joints in the city, he’s donating time and money to local causes.

Edley’s gives to every charity that asks for help, is a major partner with The Contributor and recently partnered with Friends Life.

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LOCAL MALE MOVERS & SHAKERS

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THE RESTAU RA N TEUR Doug Hogrefe Partner, 4-Top Hospitality Group Even the most successful men can start from humble beginnings. Doug Hogrefe, a partner at 4-Top Hospitality Group, climbed from server at Amerigo in Jackson, Mississippi, to general manager to owner of the restaurant. From there, he has helped grow the 4-Top Hospitality Group into a major player in the Nashville culinary scene. And he’s done it the right way; 4-Top’s restaurants involve themselves in the community with staff-chosen charity work.

“A large number of people have put their faith in us that we will not only protect their jobs but also continually provide opportunity for growth,” Doug says.

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THE SURGEON Mark Adamiak, D.M.D. Owner and President, Green Hills Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery “I have always been interested in medicine and helping people,” Mark Adamiak, D.M.D., says. “My desire to work with my hands led me to pursue a career in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, which has proven to be the perfect combination of all of my passions.”

As an oral surgeon, he treats diseases, injuries and defects in the face and mouth.

In his Green Hills office he loves getting to know all of his patients and it is his priority to make their experience as comfortable and positive as possible. He is passionate about what he does and about educating his patients about their conditions and treatment options.

“Life is about relationships and it gives me the greatest satisfaction when I form a bond with a patient along with making a positive difference in their lives,” he says.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

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dude food ARTICLE NICOLETTE MARTIN

WHETHER YOU’RE COOKING FOR ONE OR COOKING FOR MANY, THESE EASY DISHES ARE SURE TO IMPRESS ANYONE GATHERED AT YOUR KITCHEN TABLE

FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH WITH JALAPEÑO SLAW INGREDIENTS (SANDWICH) 1 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon ground paprika 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder Cayenne pepper, to taste

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CHANGE UP THE FLAVOR BY CREATING DIFFERENT SLAWS. YOU CAN DO THIS BY ADDING DIFFERENT SEASONING AND HERBS TO THE MAYO.

Boneless, skinless chicken breasts Vegetable oil (as needed) Sesame seed bun Pickles

DIRECTIONS 1. Mix the flour, paprika, garlic powder and cayenne pepper together in a shallow bowl.

2. Fill your skillet with oil to about 1-inch deep and heat to 350 degrees.

3. Coat your chicken breasts in the flour and seasoning mixture, then carefully place them into the heated oil.

4. Cook until golden brown with an internal temperature of 165 degrees.

5. Lightly toast your sesame seed bun, then top with pickles, fried chicken breast and slaw to taste.

FOR THE SLAW Combine mayo, hot sauce, garlic and dill pickle juice with shredded red cabbage, pickled onions and candied jalapeños.

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IN A BREAKFAST MOOD? CREATE THIS SANDWICH WITH WAFFLES INSTEAD OF A BUN AND ADD SYRUP TO THE CHICKEN ONCE FRIED.

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OVERCROWDING THE SKILLET WILL REDUCE THE OIL’S TEMPERATURE. KEEP THE OIL ABOUT 325 DEGREES WHILE FRYING FOR EVEN COOKING.

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CARNE ASADA STREET TACOS WITH AVOCADO RELISH

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INGREDIENTS (TACOS) 1/2 red onion, coarsely chopped 3 cloves garlic, peeled

MARINATE THE STEAK IN THE REFRIGERATOR FOR UP TO 24 HOURS FOR EXTRA FLAVOR.

2 tablespoons adobo sauce 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 teaspoons cumin 2 teaspoons dried oregano Salt and pepper, to taste Choice of steak Fresh flour or corn tortillas Lime, optional

DIRECTIONS 1. Blend the red onion, garlic, adobo sauce, olive oil and seasoning in a food processor or blender, adding water as needed until smooth.

2. Marinate the steak in the mixture for at least 30 minutes prior to grilling.

3. Heat 2 tablespoons of oil in a large grill pan and add the steak, cooking to desired doneness. Let rest in a foil tent for 10 minutes then chop into small pieces and assemble tacos as desired.

FOR THE RELISH Chop and combine avocado, fresh jalapeĂąo, cilantro, onion, lime juice and salt to taste. Top with queso fresco and pepitas as desired.

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JUNE

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

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BREW AT THE ZOO

CMA MUSIC FESTIVAL

Nashville Zoo

Nissan Stadium

Nashville Zoo welcomes all species

June 7-10. CMA Music Festival is

of beer lovers to the seventh annu-

the ultimate destination for country

al Brew at the Zoo from 6:30 p.m. to

music fans from around the globe,

11 p.m. Animals, live music, local food

featuring nonstop concerts, auto-

trucks and more than 100 craft beers

graph signings, celebrity events

are on tap at this unique after-hours

and more.

event voted the best beer event in Nashville by Nashville Scene readers in 2014 and 2016.

9 THE CELEBRITY SOFTBALL GAME

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First Tennessee Park

The Celebrity Softball Game, now in

SCIENCEQUEST CAMP

its 28th year, brings together coun-

Adventure Science Center

try music's brightest stars, television

ScienceQuest Camp provides a wide

personalities, pro athletes and die-

range of science enrichment programs

hard fans and supporters for a little

for youth in grades K-6, with special

friendly competition to raise funds

programs in the summer for rising sev-

and awareness in the fight against

enth-ninth graders. Programs com-

cancer, diabetes and other serious

bine science, technology, engineering

diseases. The net profits from the

and math in ways that encourage

game directly benefit the pioneering

kids to actively discover and exam-

research and lifesaving work con-

ine concepts for themselves. Camps

ducted at City of Hope.

run throughout the summer. Visit AdventureSci.org for more information on dates and specific camps.

MONSTER JAM

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Nissan Stadium

FIRST SATURDAY ART CRAWL

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entertainment

providing

Fifth Avenue of the Arts

jaw-dropping displays and grav-

Mark your calendar for 6 p.m. to

ity-defying

9 p.m. the first Saturday of every

to leave fans entertained. World-

month when art galleries through-

class drivers push these perfectly

out

receptions

engineered trucks to their limits

and art openings! More than 20

in freestyle, two-wheel skills and

art venues participate, presenting

racing competitions that will put

We are always accepting submissions

local and world-renowned artists

families on the edge of their seats

for events you'd like to see included

and artwork, offering the opportu-

and leave them craving more of

in our Calendar section. Submissions

nity to meet and discuss art with

this unexpected, unscripted and

are accepted via the Contact Us tab

like-minded individuals.

unforgettable event!

at GreenHillsLifestylePubs.com.

downtown

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promises

PARTING THOUGHTS

8 Tips to Better Health for Entrepreneurs

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ARTICLE SHONTÉ PRESS 1. EAT HEALTHY & REGULARLY: Time management is extremely

important to any successful entrepreneur, so you have to pre-plan if you want to eat healthy and regularly. Prep meals for the week on Sunday, make green smoothies for breakfast on the go, ALWAYS pack healthy snacks and don’t forget your daily vitamin!

2. GET YOUR SLEEP: Sleep is vitally important to your overall

health. During sleep, your body is healing and rejuvenating. Without 6-8 hours of sleep, your brain and body will not function as well. Have a productive day, shut out the noise at night and go to sleep on time!

3. SCHEDULE EXERCISE TIME: Your body needs exercise more than

you know. The best way to make this happen is to schedule at least 30 minutes of exercise 3-4 mornings a week. It’s a great way to start your day and you won’t have to stress about doing it later. So get up and move!

4. ELIMINATE BAD FOODS: You know that sweets and processed

or fried foods are bad for you, but have you drastically reduced them from your diet? Do your body a favor and replace these foods with healthier alternatives today!

5. DRINK YOUR WATER: Did you know that your body is almost

70% water? If you don’t replenish your water reserves, your body will begin to take water from your bones and organs, which can lead to health problems later in life. So drink up!

6. GO TO ANNUAL CHECK-UPS: This may seem like a no brainer,

but when was your last physical? Getting a yearly exam can pay off exponentially. You’ll know what’s going on with your body, and early detection of any medical issue could save your life!

7. SCHEDULE ME TIME: If you don’t, who will? Make sure to always

factor in me time. Whether a few minutes of meditation, a spa day or vacation, get your me time in!

8. ALWAYS BE INTENTIONAL: The most important thing to remember

is to BE INTENTIONAL! If you don’t make a plan, you’re planning to fail.

You schedule your business day, so why not schedule your meals, water breaks and sleep time? Doing so will help you live to adult another day!

For recipes, meal plans, books and assistance with your wellness journey, visit PressOnEnterprise.com.

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