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Dodie Opens North-American Tour at Brooklyn Bowl
Dodie standing in the spotlight. (Zach Watkins) Bringing pride and grace with her, Dodie opened up her “Not For Lack Of Trying” north-american tour Friday at Nashville’s own Brooklyn Bowl. The album that the tour is named after explores themes from love to loss and delves deep into the grace one gives themselves while fighting to escape the depths of depression. Dodie, who has been vocal about mental health struggles, uses her music to express ideas that words alone may not f
Zach Watkins
2 hours ago2 min read


Independent Developers: The Future Of Nashville Gaming
Belmont Vision Multimedia. (Zach Watkins) Across the city, groups of gamers and developers huddle in coworking spaces, coffee shops and office buildings. Rather than being led by AAA studios worth millions of dollars, the digital medium’s highest scorers in town are hobbyists, independent developers and all-around creatives who channel various artistic disciplines into a single interactive experience. From game jam winners to massive projects years in the making, the gaming i
Zach Watkins
5 days ago5 min read


Sled Smart: Creative Ways to Celebrate the Snow Days
Belmont Vision Multimedia, Nick Rampe With a forecast of heavy snow over the weekend, some Belmont students will participate in snow day activities for the first time. Nashville is under a winter storm warning and can expect to see between three-to-eight inches of snow over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. This opens the possibility for cancelled classes, less students outside and, of course, sledding. “I’ve never sledded before… that would be so
Olivia Abernathy
Jan 232 min read


Santa’s Pub: A Nashville Staple Finds New Life After the Legend Behind It Passes
Photo via @santaspub on Instagram. On any given night at Santa’s Pub, the mic might be in the hands of a seasoned singer, a first-time tourist or someone who has never sung in public before. The atmosphere was shaped by the late owner, Elmer Denzel “Santa” Irwin, who passed away in September at age 75. Known for his signature white beard and his strict no-cursing rule at the mic, he built a place where strangers connected across generations. That unpredictability yet strong s
Nick Singer
Dec 10, 20253 min read


Wigwam Village: Sleeping In Time
Wigwam Village At Sunset, Nolan Russell "Sleep In A Wigwam,” beckons the neon sign, imploring travelers on North Dixie Highway to stop...
Nolan Russell
Apr 23, 20254 min read


Making Buds Without the Buzz: Passage Kava Lounge
The interior of the Lounge, courtesy of Ryan Holding Forest green walls and dark wooden panels encase the interior and contrast with the...
Braden Simmons
Apr 11, 20255 min read


The Little Slice of England in Kingston Springs, Tennessee
The Yorkshire Deli sign made of broken teacups and pots, Bree Fabbie Rain pours over a small building, mismatched tables and Adirondack...
Bree Fabbie
Apr 8, 20254 min read


Preserving The Memory of Ward-Belmont
Alice Ann Barge holding a photo of her and her late-husband, Daniel Barge (Seth Thorpe) Walking from her parents’ house to campus, Alice...
Seth Thorpe
Apr 4, 20254 min read


Nashville’s Newest Heartthrob, Hamish
Photo from Bree Fabbie Good Morning America visited the Nashville Zoo, but not to do a segment on the clouded leopards, Mexican spider...
Bree Fabbie
Mar 31, 20253 min read


Rolling the Dice on Connections
Slaying dragons, solving mysteries and making new connections are all in the cards with tabletop games. “Doing tabletop stuff and...
Braden Simmons
Feb 13, 20252 min read


Saving Souls and Playing Cornhole: The Life of a University Chaplain
Rhodes Bolster holds his bear, Father Bear-ster, Mary Ciarrocchi Under the arm of the Cathedral of the Incarnation in downtown Nashville...
Mary Ciarrocchi
Jan 13, 20254 min read


25 Years of Spinning Tracks
A man adjusts his speaker system, prepares a cool glass of water and sets it next to a leather listening chair. Instead of syncing his...
Braden Simmons
Dec 9, 20242 min read


Inclusive Higher Education Efforts in Tennessee
Attending college and getting a dream job is something many people hope to achieve. Through inclusive postsecondary education, that...
Rachel Suggs
Nov 26, 20242 min read


Kurdish-Turkish Cuisine: A New Tradition Made in Nashville
Since opening in 2018, Edessa Restaurant has built a reputation for serving authentic Kurdish-Turkish food in Music City. Providing an...
Federico Pravettoni
Nov 14, 20242 min read


Kindred Farm to Table
An hour drive south of Nashville, down backroads and a dirt road, sits a big white barn. One Saturday morning a month, the doors of...
Bree Fabbie
Nov 13, 20245 min read


Allie X’s Wonderfully ‘Weird World’
The lights dimmed in the Mil at Cannery Hall on Saturday night as a buzzing crowd erupted. Their electric, awe-filled voices were...
Madeleine Bradford
Nov 12, 20243 min read


World of Rock Rocks Columbia A. Studio
Local bands Laurel, Penny, Fools Gold, Mulch and Black Baccara Saturday represented different sides of the rock genre and recorded their...
Sarah Baker
Nov 12, 20242 min read


Pilots and Paws: An Unlikely Pairing
Flying and cross country: two activities that seemingly have nothing in common. But sophomore Drew Brill thrives in these settings,...
Bree Fabbie
Nov 7, 20244 min read


Public Transportation and Getting Around Nashville
Tomorrow’s election won’t just decide the president. Nashville voters will weigh in on Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s transit plan. The idea...
Luke Ayers
Nov 4, 20242 min read


Real Life Witches: Nashville’s AromaG’s Botanica
Lined wall to wall with candles, magical oils, spell books and various metaphysical trinkets, the store’s aroma lingers in one’s clothes...
Nolan Russell
Oct 31, 20245 min read
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