Janet Kurtz

In 1889, two women driven by purpose — Amy Jackson and Mary Dorris — gathered Nashville’s ladies to save Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. The Ladies Hermitage Association fought to preserve the

What began as a dream among a group of fox-hunting enthusiasts, on a racecourse built by the Works Progress Administration, has evolved into an annual tradition that spans generations. Now

On a beautiful late-spring evening, guests arrived at the stunning home of Elizabeth and Bryan Frist for an intimate luxury shopping experience. Jewelry Party co-chairs Katie Harwell Gibson and Emma

The looks of Swan Ball 2026

Much like the growth of trees, evolution is difficult to see in the moment. But over time, both internal growth and outward change create an expansive branch canopy and a

Friends and supporters of the R.H. Boyd Family Endowment Fund gathered at Stephaine and Joseph Walker’s beautiful home for the Legacy Ball Patrons Party, raising a glass — and funds

Throughout the human experience, change remains constant. The seasons of our lives shift, often imperceptibly. There are seasons of founding, seasons of growth, seasons of challenge and seasons of renewal.

Each morning, birdsong echoes beneath Tennessee’s dense tree canopy as rivers and waterfalls continue the same rhythms they have followed for thousands of

For those who care about Tennessee's natural resources, Down the Duck is required viewing.

Editor-in-chief Janet Kurtz interviews Gov. Bill Lee about conservation in Tennessee, state park expansion and next steps.