Former Printer’s Alley bluegrass supper club announces East Nashville debut, “hip Southern” menu

A former Printer's Alley bluegrass supper club that closed in May is reopening in East Nashville next week, offering a "hip Southern" menu and nightly live music performances.

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Former Printer’s Alley bluegrass supper club announces East Nashville debut, “hip Southern” menu

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