Enjoy Kickoff Week with Titans and Slim & Husky’s Pizza at Nissan Stadium all season

The Titans are celebrating the return of football with a series of events starting September 7. (Photo courtesy of Tennessee Titans)

Over the coming days, from September 7 through 11, leading into the Titans season opener against the Arizona Cardinals in Nissan Stadium at Noon on September 12, the team will be helping you gear up for the season with special Kickoff Week events. And, Slim & Husky’s Pizza has multiple locations inside Nissan Stadium for all Titans home games this season and other major events.

Titan Up the Town! Starting Tuesday, September 7, pick up your free Titans Tennessee Tough yard sign at any of these locations: Titans Pro Shop at Nissan Stadium, area Academy Outdoor + Sports stores, and Nashville area Dunkin’ Donuts shops. Limit one per person, while supplies last.

Also Tuesday, September 7, from 4:00 until 7:00 p.m., come out to 12 South Farmer’s Market at Sevier Park for your limited edition Kickoff Week t-shirts and other merchandise. There will be a special screen printing station; a Meet and Greet with Mike Keith, Amie Wells and Coach Mac; photo ops with T-Rac and Titans Cheerleaders, free giveaways and more.

Thursday, September 9, from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m., come out to L&L Market, 3820 Charlotte Avenue, for the Titans Pop-Up Shop, with exclusive limited edition merchandise at discounted prices. Get your photos with T-Rac and Titans Cheerleaders. There will be food, drinks, a live DJ and more. Look for exclusive offers at the L&L Market shops in the former historic Genesco factory building.

Ready for a great Scavenger Hunt? Saturday, September 11, follow clues on Titans social media channels for ten different locations across Nashville, with two tickets to the September 12 season opener hidden at each location. There are secondary prizes available, while supplies last.

Slim & Husky’s founders Derrick Moore, Emmanuel Reed and Clinton Gray III.

Slim & Husky’s, started by Tennessee State University alumni and childhood friends EJ Reed, Clint Gray and Derrick Moore, opened its first location in North Nashville in 2017. Earlier this year, the local favorite opened Nashville’s first black-owned restaurant in its famous Broadway district, located in the new Fifth + Broadway complex downtown. The Nashville-based restaurant has garnered national attention for its creative menu and commitment to community service, and features nine locations across Tennessee, Georgia and California.

“The S+H Team is excited about our new partnership with the Tennessee Titans organization and ready to serve the NFL’s greatest fans some true hometown flavor,” said Slim & Husky’s Chief Marketing Officer Clint Gray. “This collaboration is more significant than just pizza. It represents the power of what can be accomplished when an organization, such as the Titans, uses their platform to assist in the growth of a local small business. Titan Up!”

The Nissan Stadium menu features three pizzas: the award-winning “Got 5 on It” cheese pizza, the “Rony Roni Rone” with three different types of pepperoni, and a Nashville Hot Chicken pizza. Each will be served to customers in a special Titans-themed pizza box. Locations include the 100-level, near Sections 117 & 130, club-level, near 214 & 233 and 300-level, near 316 & 331.

The Slim & Husky’s team also operates “The Rollout,” featuring their famous cinnamon rolls, and NKA, an art gallery in North Nashville highlighting art, fashion, music and culinary. The Titans and Slim & Husky’s will highlight NKA’s network of artists at the Titans Art Show fundraiser benefitting The Titans Foundation this upcoming winter.

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