24 Hours In Nashville: From A Blogger Loving Nashville’s It City Vibes
byMelissa Watkins is a social media strategist, author, and editor-in-chief of Fab Glance Nashville. She shares early morning pick me up’s and late night sweet treats.
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interviews with the locals, entrepreneurs, tastemakers, creatives and visionaries in the city.
24 Hours In Nashville: From A New Business Owner Bringing Joy To Her Work
byJasmine Dary is the owner of Twisted Corks, a private wine tasting service that gives people an arena to learn about wine in a comfortable space and travel the world through a glass.
24 Hours In Nashville: From A Local Who Loves A Dog-Friendly Brunch Spot
by“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.”
24 Hours In Nashville: From A Foodie All About Coffee And Cooking
by“It’s such a great city that really embraces and encourages the entrepreneurial spirit and creatives as a whole.”
24 Hours In Nashville: From A Yogi Bringing Tranquility To The City
byAshley James is an entrepreneur, certified yoga instructor, wife, and co-owner of TRILUNA Wellness and Events, an experiential wellness company that promotes healthy living…
24 Hours In Nashville: From A Former NFL Player Merging Creativity And Cuisine
byMarcus Buggs is a Nashville native, a former NFL player, founder of Coneheads in East Nashville. Coneheads is predicted to open in early Fall.
24 Hours In Nashville: From Two Women Who Believe In A Work Life Balance
by“Nashville is a city full of entrepreneurs. Nashville has a community that is supportive, robust, helps people combat isolation, and puts others in contact with subject matter experts.”
24 Hours In Nashville: From A Local Planner With Creative Soul
by“I am loving all of the murals popping up around town. They’re breathing life into dull buildings and reminding us of the major role art plays.”
24 Hours In Nashville: Work Hard, Relax Harder
by“Nashville is growing so rapidly but at the same time is trying to solidify what it will be. In that, it gives you license to do the same.”