24 Hours In Nashville: Family Fun And Healthy Eats
“My family really enjoys arts, entertainment, healthy experiences and any activity that allows us to be together.” Check out our latest 24 hours in Nashville with Brian Sexton!
Nashville Has A New Sound: A Sit Down With The Founder of The Colour of Music
The Colour of Music Festival, a classical music festival celebrating black performers and their contribution to world culture, coming to Nashville from November 6 to November 9. Check it out!
A Nashville Restaurant And Community Market Where Everyone Knows Your Name
GUIDE EXCLUSIVE: Read all about The Local Distro and how this local favorite solidified it’s place in the Nashville community.
24 Hours In Nashville: A Memphis Native Who Made Nashville Her Second Home
Dr. Aerial Ellis is the CEO of My Village Votes and Managing Principal of Advisory 83. She is dishing on her ideal day in the city and throws in a little self care, great barbecue and a rooftop, of course.
24 Hours In Nashville: A Local Who Loves A Dog-Friendly Brunch Spot
“A lot has happened for me in this city. I went to school here, I work here, and earlier this year my husband passed away here.”
Nashville Women Of Color In Communications Host An End Of Summer Kick Back
Take a look back on the Nashville Women of Color in Communications Kick Back event!
MADE IN NASHVILLE: CLARITY (CANDLES)
“I am a free spirit at heart and love candles, so I thought why not create my own collection.”
What To Know About Digital Inclusion Week In Nashville
If you didn’t know, Digital Inclusion Week kicks off today around the country from May 7-11, 2018. For the first time, Nashville will hold an event as part of the efforts to bring awareness to digital inclusion in the city. Here are a few things to know.
Teaching Nashville Black Youth To Dive And Thrive
Ken Stewart is from The Bronx, NY and has called North Nashville home for the last 30 years. He is an IT professional by trade with companies including, IBM and he chose to give back after retirement in a very extraordinary way through his efforts of shaping the lives of Nashville youth through aquatics and maritime archaeology.