William Shakespeare’s Love’s Labor’s Lost is an enchanting evening of theatre under the stars at The Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s 23rd Annual Shakespeare in Centennial Park.
Love’s Labor’s Lost is a witty romantic comedy about four young men who take an…
07.30.2010 | EVENTS, NEWS, THEATER
at Centennial Park
NASHVILLE, June 16, 2010 – A new Nashville destination, dubbed Musicians Corner, will showcase and celebrate the Music City’s ties that bind. Ensconced in the West End Avenue corner of Centennial Park, Musicians Corner provides the…
06.29.2010 | EVENTS, MUSIC, NEWS, SPOTLIGHT
for Pre-professionals with the Nashville Ballet
Nashville Ballet announces the creation of a new Training Division within the pre-professional company Nashville Ballet 2. This new level of training is designed as an entry level to develop and strengthen…
At Cheekwood
Iconic folk singer Joan Baez will be appearing at Cheekwood July 29 as part of their LIVE! At Cheekwood summer concert series. Baez is famous for such songs as “Diamonds And Rust” and “Farewell Angelina.”
06.29.2010 | EVENTS, MUSIC, NEWS, SPOTLIGHT
Live Music on the Ridge
The folks at Amber Falls Winery know that enjoying wine is another very important part to what makes it so good. This summer Amber Falls Winery hosts a live music series Friday and…
06.29.2010 | EVENTS, MUSIC, NEWS, SPOTLIGHT
salutes 85 Years as a Historic Venue
The Belcourt Theatre will toast its 85th anniversary this summer by doing what any cinema matriarch would do at that age—it’s going to have a little work done. At a recent…
presents Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel
Once heralded by Time magazine as the best musical of the 20th Century, Carousel will open for Nashville audiences at the Belmont Troutt Theatre, July 16–18. The performance will be presented by The Salama…
06.29.2010 | EVENTS, NEWS, SPOTLIGHT, THEATER
Famous for a smile that could light up any room, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley’s beauty is truly captivating in person. Down-to-earth, funny, and charismatic, she impresses with her quick wit and anecdotal stories of life on the big screen. But what…
Did you know Nashville Children’s Theatre was formed in 1931 by the Junior League as an amateur theatre? Then, during the height of Nashville’s desegregation of schools, NCT was asked to consider programming during school hours so children would…
Bobby Taylor, principle oboist of the Nashville Symphony, performs Gabriel’s Oboe, an enchanting tune made famous by the film “The Mission.”
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by Marshall Chapman On June 29, I was scheduled to play in the round at the Bluebird Café with Tommy Womack, Peter Cooper, and Will Kimbrough. Since these guys are good friends and Will played lead guitar on my soon-to-be released CD, I was especially looking forward to this event. Then I heard Kimbrough had to [...]
