Nashville Ballet Brings “If I Can Dream” to TPAC
To mark the opening of its landmark 40th season, The Ruby Season, Nashville Ballet brings If I Can Dream to
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To mark the opening of its landmark 40th season, The Ruby Season, Nashville Ballet brings If I Can Dream to
Nashville Ballet Brings “If I Can Dream” to TPAC Read More »
Nashville Ballet presents Artistic Director & CEO Nick Mullikin’s Abyss, a bold digital ballet that explores mental health, emotional isolation,
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It’s often said that alcoholics can’t begin to recover until they hit rock bottom. For Nick Mullikin, that moment came
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From January 25 through March 16, Cheekwood Mansion hosts an intimate exhibition of 10 new paintings by American artist Becky
For the third year, a trio of intimate performances will occur in Cheekwood’s elegant Massey Auditorium inside Botanic Hall. From
When she was seven years old, twin moments of certainty in two fields of endeavor proved prophetic for Alicia Witt
Nashville is a city full of young women who sing beautifully and long to do it for a living. Megan
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Stepping into the world of Devin Drake’s artwork requires an adjustment of scale. It’s a world of familiar streets scenes, buildings, and architectural details
If you had a copy of artist Marlos E’van’s book, Sweetheart Party, you probably wouldn’t be doom-scrolling on your handheld
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It’s been 37 years since the release of City Without A Subway, the landmark 1986 compilation album of the Nashville
Imagine yourself an accidental tourist wandering a not-so-crowded Times Square. It’s March 2020, and it’s late at night.
Maaan, there’s a story there!” — you think when you first lay eyes on the “Dream Forest” sculptures at Four Seasons Hotel and Residences on First Avenue and Demonbreun.
A short time after Nashville artist Jamaal Sheats became director and curator of galleries at Fisk University in 2015, he got a phone call. Might Fisk have available in its collection any works by Akinola Lasekan, a mid-20th century Nigerian artist?
You hate them. You love to hate them. You really hate getting stuck behind a group of them on a pedal tavern, woo-ing their way through downtown, when you’re late for a meeting.
Textile artist Kelly Chuning tells her stories through single sentences, all originally either said to her or thought by her. It functions as a feminist manifesto.
If there’s one thing you can count on about the people of Nashville, no matter how much things change and how many new experiences get added to our country music base layer, we can’t pass up a good story.
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Most East Nashville denizens have laid eyes on a mural by Kim Radford, whether or not they knew it was she who painted them. Indeed, casual passersby have been treated to Radford’s colorful palette in her series of super-size musician portraits on the walls at Grimey’s and The Basement East for some time now.
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How do you introduce Sparks — the Los Angeles-based pop/rock cult act led by brothers Ron (keyboards) and Russell Mael (vocals) since their 1968 incarnation as Halfnelson — to the unconverted?