Month: November 2025

at David Lusk Gallery through November

Red Grooms and the Creation of the Tennessee Foxtrot Carousel

In most of the country, when people think of Red Grooms, they think of New York—his sprawling cityscapes, bustling figures, witty cartoon-like environments, and his “sculpto-pictoramas” that hum with ManhattanRead More

in the day...

William Edmondson: Faith, Form, and the Poetry of Stone Celebrated at WEFEST

William Edmondson
On Saturday, October 25th, Nashville celebrated its annual William Edmonsdson Arts & Culture Festival at the artist’s Homesite Park & Gardens. The festival honors the enduring legacy of its namesake,Read More

Meanwhile, up in Clarksville...

WinterGlow Illuminates: A Promising New Era for the Gateway Chamber Orchestra

On November 23, the Gateway Chamber Orchestra presented its annual Winter Baroque Concert, this year titled WinterGlow: A Baroque Celebration, featuring the Gateway Chorale and the Clarksville Children’s Chorus atRead More

Coming Soon: It’s a Wonderful Life

If you’ve always loved the film but wished it was in color, then things are going even better than you’d hoped: It’s a Wonderful Life is coming to the stageRead More

Early Music City’s Oratorio Festival: Hallelujah!

As part of the two-day Music City Oratorio Festival, Early Music City hosted two very different, but equally engaging events:  a panel discussion and a singalong. For the discussion, IRead More

Holidays at Cheekwood

Famed Former White House Florister Returns to Cheekwood

Through the creative imagination of Cheekwood directors and staff, Nashville is on its way as a hub for world-class floristry. For those new to the term, “floristry” is used whenRead More

A New Release:

SONUS’ ‘Let My Love Be Heard’

Marking a decade of boundary-pushing choral artistry, SONUS returns with a new EP, Let My Love Be Heard, that captures both the ensemble’s evolution and its unmistakable emotional core. Over theRead More

The Nashville Symphony's Search Continues:

José Luis Gómez and Verdi’s Requiem

The Nashville Symphony’s latest classical series performance was not one to miss. The orchestra and choir joined forces alongside soloists Katie Van Kooten, Kelley O’Connor, Rodrick Dixon, and Chris HumbertRead More

at the Red Arrow

LeXander Bryant’s ‘Dirt Road Baby’

LeXander Bryant is an Alabama-born, contemporary artist of Nashville whose work deeply engages with notions of identity, memory, and place. In Dirt Road Baby, his exhibition currently at Red Arrow,Read More

A Preview:

Puccini’s American Myth: La Fanciulla del West by Nashville Opera

This January, Nashville Opera opens its 2025 season with Puccini’s La Fanciulla del West (the Girl of the Golden West)—a rarely performed work that trades Italian salons for a CaliforniaRead More