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Pilates studio chain coming to McEwen Northside in October
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Club Pilates will open a new location in October at McEwen Northside, a 45-acre mixed use development near McEwen Drive and Mallory Lane in Franklin. The boutique fitness studio operates more than 500 locations nationwide and offers introductory and advanced group pilates classes. www.clubpilates.com
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