McFerrin Park Neighborhood
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  • Mar9

    Robert Solomon was attracted to the building as a site to redevelop Woodland Studios, his Five Points business that was destroyed by the 1998 tornado that hit East Nashville.

    He plans to rehab the facility, for not only a theater that will feature independent films and performances, but he also hopes to include a live high quality studio to give artists a chance to have their acts recorded.

    Link to Tennessean article

  • Dec30

    The old laundromat, corner shop building at Arrington and Meridian is coming on the market.

    This building is a good commercial space in an area moving the direction of Germantown and 5-points.  The old Roxy theater on the next block up just sold, so this area could become a revitalized urban commercial space soon.

    I (Josh) live across the street from it, and I’m not moving anytime soon.  I’d love to be helpful to someone who has a good idea for this place.

  • Dec17

    It looks like an historic house scheduled for demolition has been re-slated for renovation! I heard that Habitat for Humanity will invest $70k to fix it up.

    Mighty applause to neighborhood residents, our councilperson, Habitat and the city of Nashville that made this happen.

  • Dec3

    Tonight at 6:30pm there’s a neighborhood potluck dinner at McFerrin Park Community Center located at 310 Grace Street. There will likely be a meeting as well (there was last year), but there will also be food! So bring a yummy dish and come on out and meet and mingle with neighbors!