The group advocates for restorative justice programs and community center programming

To the team who guided my newly expanded family through critical early days

To the people who shoulder the immense burden of keeping me safe in the sky

Their work can save our lives as individuals — and might even save our species

The 50-year-old organization sees immense change, and continues to produce success stories

And there aren’t many of you

These MNPS employees are on the front lines, supporting tens of thousands of students in Nashville

The city’s long-running art gallery is closing, and we’re already feeling its loss

Finding community through cult classics at the beloved theater’s late-night screening series

To the workers who help do the city’s dirty work with patience and expertise

The Nashville food bank’s grocery-style experience offers aid — and agency

Exploring Nashville’s ghost tourism industry, chatting with a historian about the bodies buried in our state Capitol and much more

A look at Nashville’s ghost tour landscape, from orbs at the Capitol to hauntings from Hank Williams and Patsy Cline

From group sessions to hiking and art, local organizations help Nashvillians of all ages and identities grieve

From KISS to Radio Flyer, Nashville Casket Sales is changing the funeral game

City officials want Nashvillians to enjoy the green space of the City Cemetery, a Metro park

Chatting with historian Jeff Sellers about the people buried at the Tennessee State Capitol

From the Nun Bun and Snowbird to Opryland and political corruption, here’s our curated list of pre-‘it’-city Nashville artifacts 

Our preview of the season’s most exciting art, music, book, theater and film events

Nashville’s fall art offerings range from ancient to contemporary, traditional to cutting-edge 

From Margo Price’s homecoming and Snooper’s album release party to Drkmttr Fest II and beyond, here are our top picks for the season

Nashville’s Kyla Jade arrives at TPAC with national tour of ‘The Wiz’ — plus more on this season’s coming theater events

Piazza’s book ‘Living in the Present With John Prine’ captures his friendship with the beloved songwriter

Groups like Ranch Hands and Music City Gents are cementing their place in the city

From Gulf Shores and Ocean Springs to Bristol and Lexington, here are our recommendations for late-summer getaways

This Appalachian city split between two states has entertainment for country music fans and esoterics alike

Here’s to sand and sun — a tale of two beaches, seven hours south

This blue-dot city makes our writer feel nostalgic for Nashville circa 2010

Museums, parks, food and cemeteries fill Georgia’s buzzing capital city

Enjoy a leisurely staycation and a small-town vibe in Williamson County

A pilgrimage to BabyLand General Hospital, plus river and casino lessons

The Scene checks in with artists and arts institutions in the wake of diminishing grants

Talking to the Nashville Pride president, highlighting the best of the Nashville Pride Festival and more

Nonprofit president Tina Tousignant talks advocacy, paving the way for LGBTQ youth

I wish I could say my worries when choosing an outfit for Pride these days are purely fashion-related, but they’re not

The 20-year-old gay bar closed following 2024 Pride Month 

The once-local singer-songwriter makes a kind of homecoming to Nashville Pride following his debut LP ‘In the Key of Love’ 

From Altman’s ‘Nashville’ to Khouri’s ‘Nashville,’ ‘9-1-1: Nashville’ to ‘Scarpetta,’ does our town have the infrastructure to become Movie City?

Nashville’s roadside animal landmarks, some of the city’s best patios and more reasons to get outdoors this season

A tiny bit of information about the roadside icons marking Nashville’s biggest corridors

On its 10th anniversary, the car-free event becomes a series

From concerts to outdoor screenings and more

From Il Forno to Reunion Bar, here’s where you can enjoy fresh air, a drink, a bite and summer vibes

The beloved Nashville nonprofit celebrates its 100th birthday this week

Talking to Belcourt historian and archivist Teddy Minton about celebrating the Nashville institution’s rich history

The local institution provides a successful blueprint for independent theaters moving forward

Stories of who these Nashvillians were, who they are now, and who they’re still becoming

The longtime Nashvillian wants to celebrate Cambodian joy