Remember when you were a little kid and you used to play kickball with all your friends and the…read moreneighborhood kids? You can now continue this tradition in your adult years!!! Who doesn't love a bunch of silly adults playing kickball once a week, on Thursdays at either 7 or 8, while drinking beer, occasionally dressing up for theme nights, and kicking big red balls. If you feel like hanging out after the games most people meet up at Neighbors in Sylvan park to continue the festivities. If you like to have fun I recommend going to the WAKA website and signing up for next season. You can either get a group together or if you sign up solo you will be assigned to a team. Don't worry about not knowing anyone, everyone I have met has been awesome!

I came, I saw, I WAKAed out…read more This was one of the best decisions I have by far made since returning back to Nashville because I not only got to meet great people on my own team, but also on other teams as well. This is a perfect organization to join if are new to town or just looking to network. The games were on Thursday nights. They started at 7 p.m. with another round starting up at 8 p.m. Sometimes there were double headers, which, I almost liked even more because it was like getting in extra practice time! I would say bring a big can of bug spray because I did get eaten alive during the games. The theme nights were so much fun! This year we kicked it off with superhero night, followed by PROM, Pirate and a Nautical themed night. You do get a pretty cool WAKA tee shirt for joining the leauge. After the games, a big lot of us head over to Neighbors to get some beers. Which is an added bonus because if your team dressed up the best on the theme nights, you could win pitchers of beer. I also like the mid season and end of season parties on the agenda too. All in all, 99.65% of the people are a bunch of big ole goofballs that like to have fun. Yeah, there are some people that are a little TOO hardcore about kickball and there are some people who don't show up (you have to have a min. about of players on the field to play) which can damper the party, but all in all the good sucker punches the bad in the face with awesome. Thanks YELP for letting me play for Free this year, I will more than likely be a full fledged paying member after all the fun I had so far!

Best charcuteries and mocktails in Nashville- you can also bring your own wine just in case you…read morewant to have a sip here and there!

The last time I went, which was this past weekend, they charged my friends and I $20 to get in…read more Plus paying for parking, which in my opinion is a little much. We brought alcoholic drinks (which we didn't mind paying for), but overall the cost is $60 to walk into an empty club. If they were cheaper/maybe got free parking, things would be a lot better.

What a fantastic place!…read more Lovely team to work with, great space, very accommodating for my needs

From the owner: Connecting the Nashville community through educational, cultural, social, charitable, and…read moreservice-oriented opportunities. Looking for the perfect space for your next event? Our venue is also available for private gatherings, celebrations, meetings, and special occasions.

When I moved to Nashville about a year ago from Minnesota I had to establish new professional and…read moresocial connections. Thankfully one of my clients recommended CABLE to me and I attended a couple of the local coffee meetings and quickly decided to join for myself. It has been the very best decision I have made for myself since moving here. I LOVE CABLE. The woman that are involved in this organization are absolutely wonderful, educated, supportive, helpful, warm, friendly, and represent the best of the best in services, and companies that are actively doing business in TN. Many companies pay for their employees to belong to this.....I actually just paid my own membership and totally recommend to anybody to just do it for yourself and don't worry about what you will gain...it is worth it ----you pretty much can get as involved in this as you would like to be joining different committees, making friends and participating in events they have going on. etc. etc. There is a monthly luncheon that is optional and you will be given a wonderful opportunity to hear some motivational and inspirational speakers while meeting new ladies all the time and given a chance to speak up and share your own story ...so if you want to network for business or social purposes this is a fabulous place to do that...You can always come as my guest or contact me if you have specific questions always happy to share something that has really helped me personally... ACTUALLY---I am a yelper due to a fellow CABLE member sharing what YELP is and why I would love it....

Had an amazing girls trip that included line dancing with stompin' grounds. We learned two dances…read moreand received videos of both! Such a fun fantastic memory to make and keep. The only thing I would say is dancing space was a little tight not sure if they can do a bigger studio but still 5/5!!!!!

An iconic Nashville activity come to life! Registration through the website was very easy and…read moreprovided step by step instructions on where to go, what to bring and how to get in. Reminder, that if you are over 21 please bring an ID, makes it easier to get through the front door on Broadway. As an alternative, there is an entrance through the alley between the bars on Broadway and the Ryman that accesses all/most of the bars. After going all the way to the top floor with an amazing view, our instructor Jason checked us in. He did a fabulous job, explaining the process, breaking down the line dance and taking some amazing video to keep to show all your friends and family what a fabulous dancer that you are. HA! They send the video a few days after the experience and its included in your fee. My suggestion would be to either build more time into the lesson to grab drinks between or pay a bit more and have a bar tender upstairs. They do provide immediate access to water because boy shaking it makes you thirsty. Had a fabulous time and definitely encourage visitors to give this a try.

What a fun place off of the Main Street! Great ambiance, service, cozy and warm. The old fashioned…read moreis one of the best, get it with reserve! We'll be back for sure.

Nashville's hidden secret. Many wouldn't think a place like this exists on the city. I always…read morerecommend. Talented musicians/vocalist and a mellow vibe. A must in the city. Highly recommended.

Great neighborhoods don't happen by accident, there are a lot of people who work to make them what…read morethey are. These people usually work through neighborhood organizations or special interest groups. The folks at Neighbor2Neighbor (formerly NRC) help those organizations figure out what they're doing and how to survive. Having been elected the president of my neighborhood association recently, and wanting to do the job right and not just half ass it, I started on one of their programs. Basically a neighborhood organization boot camp. They also provide services to neighborhood groups wishing to maintain their tax exempt status without having to have someone in the group intimately familiar with how to run and file for a 503c1 (or whatever the number currently is.) They've helped me a lot with being handed the reigns of an atrophied neighborhood association at least knowing where to steer it and how *not* to look at the thing.

These are some of my favorite Nashville neighborhoods. This resource center nurtures neighborhoods…read morethru information and training of residents of diverse living areas in the metropolitan area. I am grateful for info from them and from the metropolitan government office of neighborhoods. NASHVILLE NEIGHBORHOODS 12south/Belmont: Nouveau shops/nabe south Belmont U. Bellevue: middle class suburb Berry Hill/Melrose: 100 Oaks, 8th Ave. Antique District Brentwood: Upscale neighbor to Cool Springs shopping Donelson/Hermitage: Founders Sam Donelson and Jackson homes East Nashville: Historic 5-Points. Artsy, gay-friendly Goodlettsville: Country living with Rivergate shopping convenience Green Hills: Tennessee's most bourgeois shopping, "The Mall" Madison: super churches: Madison C of C, Cornerstone, patriots Midtown: Over to Wedgewood/Blakemore. Restaurant/Music Row area North Nashville: home to great Meharry Medical College, Fisk, TSU South Nashville: new immigrants Nolensville road area Sylvan Park/west Nashville: 46th, Charlotte Ave. to Nashville West shopping center