Janet Kurtz

Celebrating a 20-year milestone is no small feat. For the past two decades, the Nashville Public Library Literary Award Weekend has honored great writers of the day. The first Literary

Tennessee’s rolling hills, lush mountains and biodiverse waterways are just some of the rich beauties that have captivated people for thousands of years. Over 93% of the state is open

When Mary Lindley Carswell and Matthew Hubbard met at a Nashville financial industry event, they both knew they’d found someone special. But their relationship got off to a slow start,

The year 1903 saw an explosion of innovation. The Wright brothers made the first manned flight in Kitty Hawk, N.C. The first trans-Atlantic radio broadcast took place. Ford Motor Company

Carne Mare, the Italian chophouse darling located in the bustling Gulch neighborhood, has launched their annual celebration of truffles - Trufflepalooza. Leaning into the bounty of white truffle season, the

This year, some Nashville angels came together for the children of the Nashville Rescue Mission. The evening was part nativity re-enactment and part festive gathering. Over 80 children and their

Finding the perfect wedding venue can be daunting, but it’s a crucial step in crafting the perfect event. Couples may seek a masterpiece of grandeur, like the Fisher Center for

For 24 years, friends have gathered for the highly anticipated Gentlemen’s Breakfast. The annual event — hosted by Gordon Inman and his friend Chris Holmes at the Inmans’ home —

Sometime in the 1600s, the first symphonies began to emerge, and by the 1730s and ’40s, they had taken the form we know today. It is estimated that there are

For years, revelers who wished to abstain from alcohol when joining friends for a night out were usually offered a trio of water, tea, or soda. Fast-forward to today, with