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Butch Wilmore, who is originally from Mt. Juliet, will remain at the International Space Station alongside fellow astronaut Suni Williams until February, according to NASA’s most recent update.
From paintings and mixed media to sculptures and photography, there’s a lot in store for the new year at the Frist Art Museum.
The free-to-attend pre-show concert series returns to the iconic venue for nine weeks this fall.
The multi-level spot is Nashville’s first lawn bowling venue — with skyline views to boot. Beyond the sport, the club doubles as a neighborhood pub.
Promotions include up to 30 theme nights, giveaways, and celebrations throughout the season, which kicks off Oct. 10 at Bridgestone Arena.
Here’s what to expect at this year’s Kidsville Family Festival, an annual tradition that features five hours of free outdoor entertainment.
Mic drop. Thanks to Marty Stuart, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is able to rotate over 22,000 items — from stage wear to instruments to manuscrips — through its “Sing Me Back Home” exhibition.
The building at 160 2nd Ave. N. is one of many properties being revitalized along 2nd Avenue in downtown Nashville.
How much does it cost to live in Music City compared to other cities and the US national average? Let’s crunch some numbers.
Third places are public, informal gathering spaces that you frequent in your community. We’re here to get your recommendations and help others find their third place.
Lights, camera, action. Here’s what to know about the annual film festival held at multiple venues across the Nashville area.
Why choose just one thing when you can really sample your options? Multiple Nashville restaurants are leveling up menus with curated flights and pairings.
Nashville Public Library is gearing up for maintenance at its flagship location at 615 Church St. The branch will temporarily close beginning Aug. 19.
Nashville’s The Grilled Cheeserie is opening a new cafe inside the Frist Art Museum on Sept. 5. Expect beloved classics + museum-exclusive creations.
Now in its 12th year, OZ Arts Nashville is back with a 10-show lineup featuring artists from Nashville and five countries beginning Thursday, Sept. 12.
Local artist Paul Collins is bringing back his “100 Days” project, where he paints vote signs for the community every day for the 100 days leading up to the presidential election.
Enter the Mosh Pit coming to Nissan Stadium’s East Endzone, where instead of headbanging to your favorite artist, you’ll be the one setting the tone for the gameday experience.
The I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes project would construct new, optional toll lanes on I-24 between Nashville and Murfreesboro.
The Perseids are one of the two strongest and most dependable annual meteor showers, according to Space.com — and your sign to watch is written in the stars.
Aug. 9, 1978 was the start of Hickory Hollow Mall’s legacy in Antioch when customers started filling the parking lot to shop at Cain-Sloan.
The company just launched its spontaneous travel concept in a few drivetime cities — and Nashville made the list.
If you love vinyl and shopping local, clear your schedule on Saturday, Aug. 10. Nashville is one of seven US cities to host a 2024 Record Store Crawl event.
Music City’s professional bull riders are hosting a free three-day street party in mid-August — no bull.
The plan includes 86 miles of sidewalk improvements, round-the-clock bus service, traffic safety enhancements, and more.
Thanks to Charli XCX’s hit pop album, we’re here to decode why “brat” is all over the airwaves, internet, and right outside your front door.
When Luke Bryan said, “kick the dust up,” do you think this is what he had in mind? Red Bull Tennessee Knockout Prologue returns to Broadway on Thursday, Aug. 22.
Life can be a bit messy, and this Music Row biz is leaning into that in a creative way. Enter: paint throwing.
What began as a small coffeehouse in Nashville’s emerging 12 South neighborhood has grown into a bustling all-day cafe with locations throughout the city and beyond.
From CMA Fest and Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th to major concert headliners, Nashville’s summer music events are responsible for multiple record-breaking numbers.