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Nashville’s classic holiday tradition is back November 18, 2023-January 7, 2024.
The votes are in. These four musicians left their mark on Nashville and you voted them to represent the city on the Mt. Rushmore of Nashville music.
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The event celebrates giving back to the community Saturday, Oct. 21-Friday, Oct. 27.
This installment of TEDxNashville is a “conference about the power of women to be creators and change-makers.”
The zoo announced mother Anne and father Felix were expecting in late August.
Johnny Cash used JC Unit One for just over two decades from 1980 to 2003.
Plus, travel to other areas of the state with builds inspired by attractions in Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga.
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The exhibit is one of many holiday installations making up “Christmas at Gaylord Opryland”
The ballot covered the state and federal general election and municipal elections for Belle Meade, Forest Hills, and Goodlettsville. The only issue Nashvillians voted for was Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s transit plan.
Join other Nashvillians for fall leaf peeping or explore local parks on your own with our guide.
Turkin’ 9 to 5 — here’s a list of Nashville businesses serving up Thanksgiving dishes this year.
Stamp your passport at 12 Carols and Barrels pop-up stops throughout the Middle Tennessee area from Monday, Nov. 11 through Sunday, Jan. 5.
Aside from a historical marker at the park’s trailhead and some remnants of its past scattered along the route, park manager Bill Morton says what little we know about Hidden Lake mostly comes from personal accounts and stories.
Nashville’s concert venues and performing arts spaces are getting festive this holiday season.
When Holladay Ventures and Evergreen Real Estate unveiled the affordable housing community at 405 S. 4th St., the developers also signaled the start of the project’s second phase, 4th & Shelby.
The sky’s the limit for the museum — from new fossils on display to renovated galleries with detailed models, there’s always something in store for the littles and the kids at heart.
Uncover ghoulish architecture features that make a place look haunted and find out where to see a few around town.