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1. NOELLE HIDDEN BAR MOVIE
2. NOELLE HIDDEN BAR FREE

Hatch Shell hosts everything from holiday concerts, to communal Zumba classes, to movie nights some Fridays.

NOELLE HIDDEN BAR FREE

People come to see the fireworks, of course, but also to watch the annual performance of the Boston Pops orchestra, one of many free shows that takes place at the open-air venue throughout the year. The Hip Zipper is open daily between 11am and 7pm.Every Fourth of July, a huge crowd descends on the Hatch Shell pavilion on the Charles River Esplanade. If cute dresses, cool western-esque jackets and vintage tees are your jam, make a point of stopping by. It's not a huge store, but it's styled in a manner that makes trawling through racks less of a punish. Or is it the fact it's affordable, where others seem overpriced? Definitely. Is it Texas-raised owner Trisha Brantley's eclectic taste, meaning there's something in here for everybody? Likely. Is it the fact it's the oldest standing one? Maybe. The 5Spot is open daily between 5:30pm and 3am.ġ006 Forrest Avenue, Nashville, TN 37206T: +1 6E: The Hip Zipper Throughout the rest of the week, The 5 Spot plays host to a bevvy of rotating bands and DJs, spanning country and western, to rock'n'roll, soul and a rotating Friday night roster which includes the wild Queer Dance Party, which is on every third Friday of the month, and a Strictly 80's night on the first Friday of the month (Lady Gaga famously performed here on her dive bar tour last year). Grab a partner and join the dance floor of jives, two-step and swing dancing, or sit back and watch the show.

Nashville's hippest set ascend on The 5 Spot on Mondays for weekly Motown and soul-heavy dance party, Keep On Movin'. However, if you're in town on a Monday, you're in for a treat. The most-loved club in East Nashville, The 5 Spot is a damn good time. Treehouse is open Monday to Saturday, 6pm to 1am.ġ011 Clearview Avenue, Nashville, TN 37206T: +1 6E: The 5Spot The bar's whiskey collection isn't bad either. Treehouse also offers a late-night menu until 1am, for night owls seeking a mid-eve bite (hint: the pork belly ramen). For vegetarians, the asparagus with toasted almond aioli is life-changing. Try the dry-aged beef tartare with salmon roe and a unique mix of herbs and seeds, or the lamb belly with English pea porridge, and see for yourself. It boasts a super-fresh local farm-to-table menu (the venue has its own property out of town) and an ex-Noma chef, Jason Zygmont, heading up the kitchen. Hidden in an alley, with only a wooden structure among the trees as a giveaway (hence, the name), this restaurant should be in any foodie's Nashville bucket list. Holland House is open Monday to Thursday, 4pm to 10pm, and Friday to Saturday, 4pm-12am.ĩ35 West Eastland Avenue, Nashville TN 37206T: +1 6 During happy hour, between 4pm and 6pm, a selection of cocktails and wine is on offer for USD $6 (approximately AUD $8). Tequila-lovers will fall for None More Black Gin drinkers should try a Sgt Pepper's Club, and for those with a sweet tooth, opt for Just Be Simple. That being said, the classic and house crafted cocktails are hard to turn down. The bartenders welcome you to throw flavours their way, knowing they'll whip up something 100 percent on-point. While the food at Holland House is up there (it's also farm-to-table), this dimly-lit, wood-heavy bar is a very sexy drinking spot. If the bath isn't enough, Urban Cowboy also offers an in-room spa service of deep tissue massages, including one for couples.ġ603 Woodland Street, Nashville, TN 37206E: Holland House Bar and Refuge The rooms are stunning, with each boasting a gorgeous Victorian claw-foot bath designed to help "slow you down" (of course, that also means no TV). The character-filled communal lounge is littered with musical instruments with an open invitation to play, soft leather couches to relax on and, often, an offer of whiskey paired with great conversation. For lack of a better word, it feels like a hipster's oasis – and I use that term in the most endearing way. Turning the dinky tropes of old timey bed and breakfasts on their head, this grand Victorian manor stay is located behind the town centre, in a gorgeous leafy backstreet. Home to the artists, musicians and creative cliques of Music City, this borough is the cool, chilled-out alternative to the country-music clichés of the west side, proving there's more to this town than cowboy culture.

The locals will tell you, if Main Street in Downtown Nashville was Times Square, East Nashville would be the East Village – and at it's centre is Five Points, the nickname for the area's central hub. Stores of Nashville's touristy Downtown area, you'll find East Nashville: the city's leafy 'burb of eclectic stores, hip eateries and low-key dive bars. Across the river from the bustling bars, honky tonks and boot