A Nashvillian Preserving her Mother’s Six Triple Eight Battalion Legacy
byDenise McBride wants to ensure her Mother’s 6888th Battalion legacy lives on.
A Little Nashville History
notable facts about black history in Nashville
South Nashville: Cameron High School Then + Now
byUrbaanite Editor and Nashville shares her take on the Vanderbilt Series, South Nashville: Cameron High School Then + Now
A Little Nashville History: The Diane Nash Plaza + Dedication
byNashville makes history again with the new Diane Nash Plaza. Check out how to attend the dedication and festivities on April 20.
Preserving Black Wall Street: Meet the Jefferson Street Historical Society
byNashville’s new Jefferson Street Historical Society is on a mission to preserve our beloved city corridor.
Preserving our memories: The National Museum of African American History + Culture at Fisk
byIn October the National Museum of African American History + Culture setup at Fisk University, digitizing materials for local institutions, organizations, and community members.
A Little Nashville History: TSU Makes History as the first HBCU to have a Hockey Team
byTSU made history by announcing on June 28 at Bridgestone arena that they will be the first HBCU to offer men’s ice hockey at the collegiate level.
A Little Nashville History: The World’s Longest Bar at Humble Baron
byThe world record for the longest bar is now right here outside of Nashville at Humble Baron.
A Little Nashville History: TSU Aristocrat of Bands takes home historic Grammy Award
byOur beloved Nashville HBCU TSU Aristocrat of Bands just won a historic Grammy win, Best Roots Gospel Album for “Urban Hymnal”
A Look Back: Woodcuts Gallery + Framing 35th Anniversary Celebration
byA Look Back: Woodcuts Gallery + Framing 35th Anniversary Celebration