History: At one time, the alley began at Deaderick Street and ran all the way to Broadway. Traditionally the center of Nashville's nightlife, in its earlier days the alley was a series of posts ...

Printers Alley has been a central part of Nashville since the 19th century. Here's what's new on one of the city's most popular strips.

Longstanding Printers Alley favorites. The Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar has served Cajun food and live music for over 25 years. Next door is Skull's Rainbow Room — another mainstay of the ...

The Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar and The Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar still feature live music and serve as new anchors for the Alley. Fleet Street Pub, owned by two former Nashville Banner ...

The Metro Development and Housing Agency Design Review Committee Tuesday approved a concept plan related to an extension of the southern segment of Printers Alley, with the potentially reinvented ...

Printers Alley has been a central part of Nashville since the 19th century. Here's what's new on one of the city's most popular strips.