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Potentially 40 million TV viewers are expected to view the draft, which will be covered by three TV networks and roughly 2,000 credentialed journalists. 'Nashville' actress, Aubrey Peeples (Layla) discusses her character's romantic triangle on the show as well as what. Organizers say the staging is larger than ever seen in the state, although the NFL wouldn’t estimate its cost. “And the end result for the city, I think, will be a bigger payoff.” The production is more elaborate,” said Butch Spyridon, CEO of the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corporation. Summer continues unabated in Nashville, with average temperatures ranging as high as 89 degrees F and dropping to 68 degrees F. “The event is probably bigger than we anticipated. Inside Criterion / Sneak Peeks Jan 13, 2020. Filmmaker and distributor Michael Schlesinger and critic Michael Sragow dive into the pleasures of Holiday, a romantic-comedy classic that has long stood in the shadow of The Philadelphia Story but has a poignancy all its own. … It’s Broadway and all of the streets around it.”įor the NFL, it’s also the first time the player selection event has moved outdoors. A Subtler Side of the Hepburn-Grant Magic. “We’re really integrated into the city itself. “Broadway is essentially our theater,” said Eric Finkelstein, NFL senior director of event operations.

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It’s all part of what organizers say will be the most publicly accessible NFL Draft to date, with free access and no tickets required.

And two additional areas - Nissan Stadium on the east bank and “Selection Square” in front of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center - are also being readied. The hive of preparation largely consumes the riverfront. 'Nashville' Sneak Peek: Deacon Tells the Girls He's Falling in Love With Jessie (Exclusive). On the bank of the Cumberland River, crews have built a gigantic, three-story stage - taller than nearby honky tonks - along with a cavernous media center and player greenroom that stretches 460 feet along First Avenue.

Now some sense of the scale is becoming evident in downtown Nashville. The NFL Draft is promising to be the largest sporting event ever held in Tennessee, with more than 100,000 people expected each day over its 3-day run April 25-27.

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