Blind Draw Tournament
Names in a hat, partners drawn at random, everybody plays. The most reliable way to get a game if you turned up alone.
Hillsboro Village, Nashville
The Villager Tavern is a neighborhood dive bar at 1719 21st Avenue South in Nashville, open in the same building since 1978. Five steel-tip dartboards, po-boys and gumbo out of the kitchen, ten beers on tap, and a room that has never once been redecorated for anybody.
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Five steel-tip Winmau Blade 6 Dual Core boards in a dedicated room, a blind draw every Monday and a house league on Tuesday. Bring your own flights or borrow a set from behind the bar.
Names in a hat, partners drawn at random, everybody plays. The most reliable way to get a game if you turned up alone.
The standing house league — the same faces week after week, and the reason the boards are always warm.
Outside of league and tournament nights the room is open to whoever walks in. No table fee, no booking.
The kitchen
There is a real kitchen behind the bar, and the Villager Specialties board has been up long enough that regulars order by number.
House tradition. Not negotiable, not explained, and photographed more than anything else in the building.
What's on
An open jazz jam — players welcome, listeners more so.
This is Nashville. Somebody is always about to play you something.
Boards out, clocks running, in a dive bar. It works better than it sounds.
The bar's own podcast, recorded in the room with the people who drink in it.
Decades of photos, cards and stickers stapled over each other. Nobody has ever taken anything down.
Ten beers on tap, plus the bottles and cans behind the bar.
Questions
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