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I’m leaving Nashville after a fun filled 5 days in music city. Just wanted to say thank you to the group for all the great tips.

For anyone reading this, my friend and I are mid 40’s women. Canadian. We came for the indigo girls concert on Wednesday and wanted to do everything Nashville has to offer. We are not country music fans.

Here is what we loved and what we could have skipped. Hope it helps:

1. Lower Broadway during the week - we loved this. Day and night. So much fun to hear the live music and bar hop. We found the bands were better on Wednesday night than on Friday night.

2. Museum of African American music. Immersive experience with opportunities to discover artists.

3. Shopping on 12 south. We preferred this to the gulch.

4. Rainbows skull room in printer alley- check this out. The area in general seemed to cater to a more mature crowd.

5. Aba for dinner. I hear they do a great brunch.

6. Percy Warner park for a hike - if you have time here it’s worth checking out. Be aware there is a lot of wildlife.

7. Green hills mall.

Things we could have done without :

1. East Nashville. We went during the day on Saturday. There wasn’t much to see or do and i don’t recommend it.

2. Broadway at night on a weekend. Too busy. Very young crowd. Bands weren’t as good. Vibe wasn’t as fun.

Hope that helps!

HI all, I have sear shed the group but I'm still unsure, so apologies if this has been answered already.

I'm mostly a seller

If a buyer does not pick up their item at purolator, does it get sent back to the seller? Do we lose the sale? Does the seller have to do anything to initiate the return? Is it automatically a refund?

Thank you

My friend and I are going to a concert late September in Nashville. Neither of us have been. We are both in our early 40s. We enjoy: hiking, shopping, site seeing, live music, shows, great restaurants. We enjoy nightlife, but we’re not looking to party and get wasted every single night.

So far every tour I have found has some type of eating or bar element and we are not super into eating so I’m
Not sure this is for us, but I’m open to suggestions.

I have been browsing this sub and it looks to me that Nashville has an incredible live music scene. We plan to go to Broadway one night and check out the different bars and the music.

Our concert is at the Ryman theater, I’m wondering if the tour of this venue is interesting and worthwhile?

We are not huge lovers of country music, is the country music Hall of Fame a must do if you’re not a huge country music fan?

Is the grand old Opry a must see?

Are there any incredible consignment stores? What is the best mall?

We love to hike and are considering renting a car and driving to one of the national parks that are outside of the city. I read there’s a big park in Nashville. How r the trails?

Please send some suggestions for activities we would enjoy. Thank you.

Last week I enabled the Purolator shipping. I made two sales this week and I was surprised that they were Canada post shipping labels. I checked my news tab and there is still a red alert telling me to enable Purolator shipping. When I go into the shipping settings, Purolator is turned on. Is there a step that I’m missing or is this Poshmark‘s issue? I’ve also emailed support. Has this happened to anyone else?

I’m so glad I found this screw. I just did the fit calculator and I’m surprised at the results, but I’m gonna go with it. It’s measuring me in (US sizes) 28DDD/G US.
The sister size of 30DD/DDD may be more comfortable.

Can anyone tell me where I can find such a bra? I would greatly appreciate it.

I recently noticed that there aren’t many posh parties these days. When I try to share items, it’s asking me to give a host permission to auction at a show. Has anyone done this? What does the payment structure look like? I imagine the host would get some of the money too. What what would I be left with if I allow a host to auction off my items? thanks.

I often see people talking about choosing between agents and going with a Junior agent or a smaller agency even when they have interest from a senior well-established agent at a big agency.

I’m curious if people have personal experience debuting with these big, senior agents with best selling authors on their roster. Did they give you attention, or treat you as an afterthought ?

If one of them was interested in me I would think it’s a great opportunity as they clearly know what they’re doing. But as I begin my selection process of agents to query, I would be so grateful if I could hear personal experiences

Thank you.