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Darek Bell and Andrew Webber opened Corsair in 2010 — Nashville's first distillery since Prohibition. Guided tasting of five spirits in what they call a 'bootlegger-style' setup. Taproom and bottle shop on site.

Afternoon through evening · Walk-in unless the bar says otherwise.

Summer and Jake opened Dead End Records for metal and punk vinyl — doom, death metal, hardcore, everything that makes parents nervous, hand-selected. Cassettes, CDs, art, monthly markets. Open Wed–Mon 11–6.

Daytime through evening · Walk-in.

Coffee in the morning, cocktails at night — inside Marathon Village. Wed–Thu 3–10pm, Fri–Sun 10am–midnight. The preamble and the after in the same room.

Wed–Thu 3pm–10pm, Fri–Sun 10am–midnight · Walk-in unless the bar says otherwise.

Small-batch roasted coffee inside Marathon Village. Lattes, baked goods. The morning stop.

Daytime · Walk-in coffee stop.

Charles Nelson — a German immigrant — founded this in 1867. At its peak in 1885, the largest sour mash producer in Robertson County. DSP-TN-5, an older federal distillery number than Jack Daniel's TN-7. Shut down in 1909 when Tennessee enacted state Prohibition. His great-great-great-grandchildren reopened on November 23, 2014. Tours, tastings, cocktail bar.

Afternoon through evening · Walk-in unless the bar says otherwise.

Nashville's improv and comedy theater inside Marathon Village. 99-seat main room, 30-seat Loft. National touring acts — the Third Coast Improv Festival brings 50-plus troupes annually. Worth checking the calendar.

Evening shows · Walk-in.