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CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The local talents of Emmalee and Nightmasters performing at Downtown Commons echoed throughout Clarksville for another night of the Downtown @ Sundown Concert Series. Sari and Tom from the Q108 morning show shared the stage with the bands and kept the crowd energized as well as passing out free Downtown Commons T-shirts.
Downtown @ Sundown is free and open to the public and happens on the first and third Fridays of each month through October. Friday, June 4 catch country performer Keith Anderson on the Downtown Commons stage. Emmalee and Nightmasters played to a packed Downtown Commons at the Downtown @ Sundown Concert Series, Fri. May 21 2021. (Lee Erwin)
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Alicia Brewer, general manager of Yada on Franklin, is excited about recent state legislation which will bring an open container area to downtown Clarksville.
“I think more people will be interested in the fact that they can walk the street, have a good time … come in here grab a drink and go sit at the park, said Brewer, whose restaurant on Franklin Street will be located near the designated downtown area.
A few doors down, Marcus Jack isn t so sure Clarksville s version of Beale Street and Bourbon Street is a grand idea. We already have issues with people on the streets at night, said Jack, the general manager of Tarboosh Mediterranean Cuisine.
Clarksville NowThe Clarksville-Montgomery library begins its Tails and Tales summer reading program June 7.
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Readers of all ages will explore the animal kingdom this summer as the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library presents “Tails and Tales” as its summer reading program theme.
Educational activities for all ages include songs, games, crafts, art projects, science and engineering experiments and more. This year’s summer reading program will include hybrid offerings and in-person story times, among other activities.
New to this year’s program are two weekly events at the Downtown Commons on Mondays and Fridays. On Mondays, the Commons will host an in-person story time at 10 a.m.
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