Marathon Village
Venues and stops in this neighborhood
Places
6 places · 1 venue · 5 stopsEverything we cover in Marathon Village, A to Z. Pick a venue for what is on, or a stop for somewhere to be before or after.
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
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 to Mon, 11 to 6.
Daytime through evening
Coffee in the morning, cocktails at night, inside Marathon Village. Wednesday and Thursday 3 to 10, Friday through Sunday 10 to midnight.
Wed to Thu 3pm to 10pm, Fri to Sun 10am to midnight
Small-batch roasted coffee inside Marathon Village. Lattes, baked goods. The morning stop.
Daytime
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 and tastings, with a cocktail bar.
Afternoon through evening