The 20th Annual The Southern festival of Books: A Celebration of the Written Word is a three-day literary Festival celebrated each year during the second full weekend of October. Located on War Memorial Plaza, it is free and open…
The Cumberland Society of Painters along with a few friends traveled to Door County, WI, August 9-15. The group set about capturing the landscape in plein-air sketches and enjoyed the comradeship of painting together. Harbors, the rocky beach, village, farmland,…
Celebrate the 2nd Annual Nashville Greek Festival, September 11-13 at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church located at 4905 Franklin Pike. The festival highlights the cuisine, music, and culture of Greece. Admission is $2; children under 12 free. Free parking…
by Deborah Walden | Photography by Jerry Atnip
Ah, if only the walls of the Hermitage Hotel downtown would give up their secrets. Dinner parties for presidents, golden-age starlets of young Hollywood, mothers and daughters dining on the hallowed…
9:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at the Nashville Downtown Public Library. This Women’s National Book Association event kicks off National Reading Group Month and the Southern Festival of Books. Complimentary breakfast and discussion with five best-selling authors, Marie Brenner,…
The Nashville Music Garden is the first nationally celebrated rose garden dedicated solely to artists, songs, and industry leaders synonymous with Nashville. This garden was created by Barbara Mandrell and Pat Bullard, LifeWorks Foundation Trustee, to celebrate the music…
Dragon Fine Arts, in association with Twenty 21 Collections / Gallery Rodin, and Jimmy Franks’ Bella Luce, introduces an exquisite collection of limited edition posthumous original bronzes by Auguste Rodin, offering the private collector a rare…
André Kertész’s Eiffel Tower from 1929 is part of the Frist Center’s Twilight
Visions: Surrealism, Photography, and Paris from Sept. 10 – Jan. 3
Wicked, Sept. 2 – 20
Andrew Jackson Hall
