Alissa Harb

It's easy to get bogged down in all of the things you “should” be doing for your health. But the truth is that the concept of wellness — mental, physical, or spiritual — looks different for each of us.

While the hotel scene in and around downtown Nashville continues to flourish, we're excited to shine a light on the more intimate properties popping up around town. Each of these new boutique hotels offers a unique personality and a distinctly "Nashville" vibe that's far from the expected — two feature community-focused spaces and programming for locals, and two are devoted to a cozy, guests-only experience.

Snack cakes (or snacking cakes) are simple, single-layer confections that come together easily and keep for a while, so you can set them out and

Sylvan Park has made a name for itself as one of Nashville’s coziest neighborhoods. A picture-perfect mix of “old meets new” Nashville, you'll find plenty of lush green space, locally owned restaurants, and casual happy hour spots. Here's your guide!

Days are busy, weeks pass in a blink, and so many of us are too busy surviving our schedules to notice the beauty in the everyday, let alone pause to drink it in. If you're looking to romanticize your life a little bit, here are some wildly charming ways to start.

The Peach Truck is BACK for Peach Week! Get the list of local bars and restaurants offering limited-time specials, and snag two juicy peach recipes to try at home.

Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, the day when enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, were finally informed of their freedom — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. Today, communities across the country honor the day through art, music, education, and more.

Meet three Southern travel directors shaping tourism, all passionately showcasing the unique culture, beauty, and experiences of their home states.

A Nashville tastemaker shares table setting tips, go-to gifts, and an early hosting "disaster" that became an unforgettable lesson in hospitality.

We caught up with Ella Livingston, Founder and CEO of Cocoa Asante, to talk chocolate, Chattanooga, and owning your "why."