A local husband-and-wife duo is teaming up with one of Nashville's best-known hospitality groups to launch a private members club built specifically for families, with plans to open the doors in Nashville by early 2028. Carousel Club is being described as a luxury, membership-only spot catered toward families, according to its backers.
Andrew Sohr and Molly Sohr have partnered with Strategic Hospitality to launch Carousel Club, as covered by Nashville Business Journal. The club is billed as a new private members club designed for families, per details posted by Carousel Club itself, with plans calling for the flagship location to open in Nashville in early 2028.
Beyond the Nashville location and the early 2028 timeline, specifics about Carousel Club remain scarce. Membership pricing, eligibility requirements and the amenities planned for the space have not been detailed publicly.
Strategic Hospitality's Growing Footprint
Strategic Hospitality, led by brothers Max and Benjamin Goldberg, already operates a well-known lineup of Nashville restaurants and bars, including The Patterson House, Catbird Seat, Bastion and Locust, according to Axios. The group's reach into Nashville's dining and nightlife scene has made it a familiar name for locals well before this family-club concept surfaced.
The Goldbergs have also recently moved on a separate venture, teaming with entrepreneur Andrew Sohr on a project to reopen Dalts, the same Axios report notes. That earlier collaboration establishes a working relationship between Strategic Hospitality and Sohr, though the available reporting does not tie the Dalts reopening to the Carousel Club concept; they appear to be distinct projects.
What's Still Unknown
Several questions about Carousel Club remain open. It is not yet clear what specific amenities the Nashville flagship will offer, what membership will cost, or who will be eligible to join. The roles each partner will play in running the club have also not been spelled out in available reporting.
For now, Nashville families curious about the concept will have to wait. The early 2028 opening remains a stated plan rather than a confirmed date, and no additional details about the Nashville site have been released.
