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At the OZ Arts Website:

Burdens from a Distance

Carrying burdens: a universally accepted part of life and timely theme as the world shares a collective burden. Over the course of three years, speaking to hundreds of people from all walks of life, Jana Harper discovered the same underlying concerns we all share: “our loved ones, our futures, our planet, and of course, our health.” This Holding was created from the exploration of these burdens, portraying this portion of the human experience in a raw, beautiful, and thought-provoking way. During a period when many feel more alone than ever in their lives, Harper holds a fitting sentiment about herRead More

The MCR Interview

Oz Art’s Co-Founder and President Tim Ozgener on the Organization’s Upcoming Tenth Anniversary Bash

Native Nashvillian and proud son to Turkish-Armenian immigrant parents, Tim Ozgener is the co-founder, President and CEO of Oz Arts Nashville, a non-profit contemporary multi-arts center just beyond The Nations.Read More

Nuevo de Music City

“Encanto” La Banda Sonora de un País 

(English Version here) En el consumo cinematográfico las películas de animación son generalmente apreciadas como entretenimiento infantil y las bandas sonoras como la música que suena detrás. Lo cierto es,Read More

Latino in Nashville, April 2024

(Versión en español aquí) The Nashville music scene is expanding into an exhilarating landscape of Latin American artists and projects. Mariachi, Banda, Salsa, Cumbia, and Rock in Spanish are justRead More

At the Darkhorse Theater

The Revolutionists Premiers at Darkhorse Theater

To mark the International Women’s Day, Women in Theater (WIT) Nashville brings to stage Lauren Gunderson’s acclaimed play The Revolutionists, directed by Stephanie Dillard, who also serves as the boardRead More

Jagged Little Pill Comes to Nashville

Jagged Little Pill is a musical based on Alanis Morissette’s world-changing music which premiered on Broadway in 2019 and received 15 Tony nominations.  Directed by Tony Award winner Diane PaulusRead More

The Show Must Go On: Aspinall Steps in at the Schermerhorn

“The show must go on” were the first words spoken to the Nashville Symphony audience on Thursday February 22nd by Alan Valentine, CEO and President of the Symphony. Valentine explainedRead More

Michelle Eistrup’s Dikenga: Four Faces of the Sun at Fisk

Prior to the sunset premiere of Dikenga: Four Faces of the Sun, Fisk University Galleries (Jameel Sheats, curator) hosted a panel and reception indoors on the John Hope and AureliaRead More

Coming to Darkhorse Theater: The African Company Presents Richard III

This play, written by Carlyle Brown, is about an actual historic event: In 1821, forty years before Lincoln ended slavery, and fifty years before black Americans earned the right toRead More

from Cheekwood's Winter Concert Series:

Salsa Night in Cheekwood Gardens with the Music City Latin Orchestra

(Versión en español aquí: https://wp.me/pabEmc-2Ky) As part of Cheekwood’s Winter Concert Series, on Saturday, February 24th at 7:00 pm, the authentic flavors of salsa will be savored in the MasseyRead More

de la serie de conciertos de invierno de Cheekwood:

Noche de salsa en los jardines de Cheekwood con la Music City Latin Orchestra

(English Version here:  https://wp.me/pabEmc-2Kz) Como parte de la Serie de Conciertos de Invierno de Cheekwood, el próximo sábado 24 de febrero a las 7:00 pm, en el Auditorio Massey seRead More