February’s First Saturday happenings include a new gallery opening in Wedgewood-Houston
- Jason Shawhan
M. Night Shyamalan's latest psychological horror flick opens everywhere this week
- Amy Stumpfl
The show explores the choreographer’s discovery of his own French-Algerian heritage
- Cory Woodroof
This year’s best films feature performances from Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jonathan Majors, Lily Gladstone and more
- Scene Staff
An interview with artist Jeffrey Gibson leads our guide to the season’s best art shows, theater performances, film screenings, book events and more
- Laura Hutson Hunter
Jeffrey Gibson talks 'Fame,' fame and his upcoming Frist Art Museum exhibition
- Joe Nolan
Our picks for the hottest gallery shows of the coldest season
- Amy Stumpfl
Nashville Ballet explores local stories with the world premiere of 'Anthology'
- Jason Shawhan
The latest from writer-director Brandon Cronenberg opens this week at Regal and AMC locations
- Laura Hutson Hunter
Nashville insiders on what they love and loathe about our city’s art scene
- Nadine Smith
The remake of Kurosawa’s iconic ‘Ikiru’ opens this week at the Belcourt
- Erica Ciccarone
Meet your reading goals with these local book clubs
- D. Patrick Rodgers
Promising new releases and repertory screenings are headed to the Belcourt, with franchise installments and 'Cocaine Bear' hitting megaplexes
- Chapter 16, Emily Choate
Jamila Minnicks’ moving debut novel is available now
- Laura Hutson Hunter
We look inside the Tennessee Triennial with consulting curator María Magdalena Campos-Pons
- Erica Ciccarone
Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest opens this week at the Belcourt
- Compiled by Jason Shawhan
Dedicated to the Scene’s late longtime editor and critic, our poll asks cinephiles, critics and industry insiders about 2022 in film
- Lauren Nikrant-Turner, Chapter16.org
Author Emily Hilliard will discuss her book at Vinyl Tap on Saturday
- Fiske Nyirongo
I am Zambian, a woman and Black. That is my superpower.
- Amy Stumpfl
The Nashville Opera production runs this weekend at the Noah Liff Opera Center
- Erica Ciccarone
To celebrate the theater’s centennial, the art house is gathering recollections from the public
- Maria Browning, Chapter 16
A reframed and expanded edition of ‘Life’s Too Short to Pretend You’re Not Religious’ is out now
- D. Patrick Rodgers
Vū Studios’ recently opened Nashville location is home to an impressive new piece of tech
- Jason Shawhan
Kyle Edward Ball’s debut horror film opens Friday the 13th at the Belcourt
- Chris Crofton
The moneyed class's vision for America is something along the lines of, 'Cheeseburgers for the strong, the gutter for the weak'
- Jason Shawhan
Benjamin’s latest feature, ‘There’s Something Wrong With the Children,’ hits video-on-demand Jan. 17
- Rachel Ebio
‘Bring the Light’ is on view through Jan. 28 at Julia Martin Gallery
- Jason Shawhan
Director Gerard Johnstone's murderdoll marvel opens wide on Friday
- Joe Nolan
The year’s first First Saturday includes iconic Southern photos and a gallery turnaround in Wedgewood-Houston
- Jason Shawhan
Our critic’s 16 favorite movies of the year — most of them now available to stream
- Amy Stumpfl
Street will host a celebratory open house Sunday at The Barbershop Theater
- Jason Shawhan
From ’70s sci-fi to trashy ’90s madness and beyond, here are some of the year’s best home-video offerings
- Susannah Felts, Chapter 16
Lisa Kröger and Melanie R. Anderson’s profile of religious leaders, psychic mediums, healers and activists is now available
- Chris Crofton
This Christmas, break the cycle — be honest with yourself, and be honest with others
- Cory Woodroof
Damien Chazelle’s new epic opens wide this week
- Joe Nolan
The Memphis-based artist’s show — one of Lusk’s best shows of the year — is on view through Dec. 23
- D. Patrick Rodgers
Darren Aronofsky’s new feature starring Brendan Fraser opens everywhere this week
- Jason Shawhan
James Cameron’s cinematic marvel opens everywhere this week
- Yurina Yoshikawa, Chapter 16
From its first page, The Swimmers teaches readers how to read it
- Laura Hutson Hunter
African Modernism in America is currently on view at Fisk University Galleries
- Chris Crofton
If I were a younger man, I’d be trying to get an acid-house revival going in Johnson City
- Craig D. Lindsey
Martika Ramirez Escobar’s new film shows Dec. 14-18 at the Belcourt
- Steve Erickson
Writer-director Ali Abbasi’s new film opens this week at the Belcourt
- Susannah Felts
Kushner’s essay collection of personal narratives and critical writing is available now
- Jason Shawhan
The new documentary looks at Goldin’s fight against the opioid epidemic, opens this week at the Belcourt
- Michael Ray Taylor
Checking in with the author of American Rye, his third book in a series on whiskey history
- Craig D. Lindsey
The new military drama hits the Belcourt this week
- Jason Shawhan
Violent Night and Christmas Bloody Christmas offer two different spins on a not-so-jolly St. Nick
- Joe Nolan
The year’s last First Saturday celebrates a strong showing for Nashville’s art gallery scene
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- Scene Staff
From the mayoral race to independent local venues, potential development of the East Bank, T…
- Eli Motycka
Cooper eyes ‘Nashville’s next great neighborhood’ as negotiations with the team continue