New restaurants, retail shops, arts spaces, and neighborhood services continue to reshape the Nashville area this fall.

Here is a concise look at what's open, what's expected soon, and which familiar businesses have recently changed around Middle Tennessee.

Now Open

Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel and Life of Many Colors Museum opened in downtown Nashville on October 6, adding a new attraction tied to the Tennessee entertainer's career.

Black Dynasty Secret Ramen House opened a dedicated Gallatin Avenue location in East Nashville on October 6.

Bar Cala Cala opened October 1 at 930 McFerrin Avenue, bringing an Italian-inspired bar and listening-room experience to East Nashville.

The Green Ray Books opened in Hillsboro Village on October 1, adding an independent bookstore to the district.

Maminette opened September 28 at 104 Graylynn Drive in Donelson, offering French café fare and coffee.

STAUD, ZIMMERMANN, and Malbon opened stores in Wedgewood-Houston in early October, expanding the area's fashion and lifestyle offerings.

Coming Soon

7 Fine Arts Studio and Gallery has announced an October 17 opening in Marathon Village.

Chaipolitan is among the dining concepts expected to debut in Midtown in October; an exact opening date remains unconfirmed.

Perenn Grocery is another planned Wedgewood-Houston addition, with its opening timing subject to confirmation.

Closings and Changes

Puckett's permanently closed its Hendersonville restaurant at 1039 Glenbrook Way on September 18, while the brand's other Middle Tennessee restaurants remain in operation.

Two Ten Jack's Sylvan Supply location reopened September 25 following a brief water-related interruption.

The Nash Hotel at 230 Fourth Avenue North has updated its dining options, including changes at Ink & Ivory and the addition of Backstage Market.

Opening schedules and operating hours can change, so confirm directly with businesses before visiting.

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