There are some legitimately special delectable treats featuring pumpkin this time of year if you know where to look.
I love fighting for my food. It’s the thrill of unpeeling the tough outer layers to get to the tender good stuff inside. At Street Brothers Seafood you’ll have plenty of chances to practice.
Vegetables are fine. But at the Richland Farmers Market there are prepared food purveyors that offer one-of-a-kind foods ready to eat on the spot or take home for later.
King Tut’s is a food truck that doesn’t move.
What Xiao Bao does have is a collection of entirely original dishes.
Every fall, culinary students at Nashville State Community College get a chance to learn to cook for hundreds and give back to their community.
Siam Pad Thai is a family-owned restaurant that serves Thai and other Asian specialties that are like warm hugs on a cold winter’s day.
WhistlePig Whiskey and Grammy Award-winning country music duo and reigning CMA Duo of the Year Brothers Osborne are celebrating "100 for all, all for 100" this holiday season with the launch of their new whiskey collaboration. The WhistlePig PiggyBack Legends Series: Brothers Osborne Barrel …
Proving that even a global pandemic has a silver lining, three of Nashville’s more successful start-ups during lockdown are now planting permanent roots.
Frank and Sasa Georgalos are getting ready for their fifth annual Thanksgiving meal giveaway on Thanksgiving Day by preparing more than 1,200 traditional meals for anyone who is in need of a meal for the day.
Bishop’s Meat & Three is still dishing out traditional meat and three offerings as well as the hot chicken that launched an empire.
If you’re a fan of Indian food, the corner of Harding Place and Nolensville Road feels like a Disneyland of foods and ingredients.
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Arts & Culture
The new owners of Richland Fine Art Gallery will celebrate the reopening with a first look weekend on Nov. 19-20 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Fresh off its Emmy Award win for the televised adaptation, Nashville’s Nutcracker will return to TPAC Dec. 9–24, 2022. Deemed Music City’s favorite holiday tradition, this year’s production will feature the beloved, unique-to-Nashville story, plus live music by the Nashville Symphony and a b…
Why do people pay good money to be scared out of their pants as All-Hallow’s Eve creeps closer and closer?
Artober Nashville, a program of NowPlayingNashville, will celebrate the 11th anniversary of its annual celebration of the arts in Nashville and Middle Tennessee beginning Monday, Sept. 26 through Monday, Oct. 31.
With rocked-up guitars and bluesy country vocals, Tennessee Outlaw Country occupies classic territory somewhere between Hank Jr. and Skynyrd.
Travel
SUMMERTOWN – Winter doesn’t arrive officially until Dec. 21, so there’s still time for an autumn hike to enjoy the outdoors and perhaps walk off some of the extra Thanksgiving calories you consumed.
You’ll never just be driving by Collinsville in Montgomery County and decide to stop for a visit. That’s because it’s a winding route to this community that never existed in the form you see it.
You’ll never just be driving by Collinsville in Montgomery County and decide to stop for a visit. That’s because it’s a winding route to this community that never existed in the form you see it.
DICKSON – Before interstate highways and franchise motels were at practically every interchange, railroads were how people moved about the country, and railroad hotels were where they often stayed.
TN Traveler: Miller’s Grocery in Christiana fills up customers instead of carts now with good eating
CHRISTIANA – Debra Barner went to an auction at a country store that was closing to buy an old-fashioned scale. Instead, she bought the whole store and turned it into a restaurant.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will halt all lane closure activity on interstates and state highways for the Labor Day holiday travel period, according to a TDOT news release.
ADAMS – Treasures are just hanging around in plain sight for you to latch onto this time of year in rural Robertson County. All you have to do is stretch just a little bit.
First Horizon Park in Nashville will be the site of Enchant, a holiday-themed light event.
Music
Born in Chattanooga, Shaylen (Carroll) grew up in Allen, a suburb of Dallas, Texas. It was there that she first began performing, singing in church and acting in local children's theater. She also sang in her school choir and took private vocal, piano and guitar lessons.
When I heard that Jo Smith was releasing a new independent record, I knew her name sounded familiar.
WhistlePig Whiskey and Grammy Award-winning country music duo and reigning CMA Duo of the Year Brothers Osborne are celebrating "100 for all, all for 100" this holiday season with the launch of their new whiskey collaboration. The WhistlePig PiggyBack Legends Series: Brothers Osborne Barrel …
Features
When it comes to history, politicians and generals get all the glory, while no one gives credit to the engineers. Stephen Harriman Long is an interesting example. Were it not for Long, the city of Chattanooga might not exist.
Forget football — at least for a moment. In Tennessee, which used to be known as the “Hog and Hominy State,” November used to be known as “hog droving” season.
In 1846, Rutherford County slaveholder Robert Weakly published an ad in a Nashville newspaper offering $50 for the return of an enslaved man named Ben Singleton. In the ad, Singleton was described as “five feet five or six inches in height” and “a serviceable sprightly fellow.” He was also a…
When the Civil War broke out, the vast majority of Nashville residents sided with the Confederacy and were eager to go to war. However, one man made his loyalty to the union clear and even published his opinion in the newspaper at the most difficult of times.
Few have heard the tale of Watertown patriot Jim Monroe Bradley, a man born with a birth defect that kept him from serving in the military, who aided his country during World War II using his powerful ham radio so that families could hear the voices of their loved ones — soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen — who were convalescing in hospitals overseas.
Sequoyah is one of the most important Tennesseans to have ever lived. But no matter what book you read, video you watch or website you click on, you’ll find a different account of his life.
Without intending to, I’ve been following the path of the former king of France.
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