Various & Sundry

everything that doesn’t fit. Festivals, markets, restaurants, bingo games, comicons


Jodi Hays: The Giant Amongst Us

Jodi Hays is a giant living amongst us—not because she’s big or loud like me, but because her work is smart, expansive, and somehow keeps getting better every time youRead More

Jazz Beat — February

This Month’s Highlights Here are the performances this month that I have picked out as really special, ones you won’t be able to catch any day of the week. TheyRead More

18th Annual Middle Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition Returns to the Parthenon

The Parthenon will once again host the Middle Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition this winter, presenting selected works by middle and high school students from across the region. Now inRead More

The Invited Editorial:

Rebuilding Trust, Reimagining Access: Metro Arts in Transition

(The following invited editorial was written by Darius Barati, the Public Information Officer at Metro Arts: Nashville Office of Arts and Culture at the request of the editors at MusicRead More

The Artist's Mental Rolodex

Amber Lelli on Memory, Material, and Making

In Amber Lelli’s world it seems that sculpture is a conversation—between idea and material, intention and accident, solitude and community. Her works, whether monumental, public commissions or smaller studio pieces,Read More

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

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

Our Local Frankenstein

Now that autumn weather has arrived, book lovers find that 19th century literature has extra appeal, and nothing fits cold dreary days better than Gothic stories. One story that featuresRead More

Between Altars and Memories, Mexico Lives in Nashville

Danzas folklóricas
Para Español, Click AQUÍ El Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) is a Mexican tradition that has been celebrated since pre-Hispanic times on November 1st and 2nd.Read More