Nashville, United States (Local)
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Mary Hance's coverage primarily revolves around local news, community events, and lifestyle topics in Tennessee. She frequently covers seasonal events, promotional deals, and private sector announcements related to house & home. Thus, she is likely to be interested in pitches about local community initiatives or unique events happening in Tennessee. Additionally, pitches that align with her focus on promoting thrift shopping or providing tips for saving money are also likely to resonate well with her.
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By: Mary Hance
I love a good clever non-profit fundraiser, especially when the donors get something they actually want in exchange for their donations. So, I was super impressed by the notice of the “Egg My Yard” fundraiser that the Nashville Foster Love Closet and Resource Center came up with as a way to raise money for its services to local children in […]
By: Mary Hance
The baseball season is upon us and the Nashville Sounds have plenty of promotions that will make taking the family to games super-affordable. The Nashville Sounds will play 75 games at First Horizon Park this year, beginning with a six-game series against the Charlotte Knights (Chicago White Sox affiliate) from March 31-April 5. The Sounds season lasts through Sept. 20 […]
By: Mary Hance
I love a good book sale where I can buy gently used books for a few bucks and help a good cause too. And luckily many of our libraries’ Friends groups host them this time of year as fundraisers. The Friends of the Brentwood Library (FOBL) will hold its spring book sale on April 9-12, with nearly every item priced […]
By: Mary Hance
It is hard to believe that this will be the 17th year for the Musicians Corner outdoor concert series. And yes, admission to these performances is still free. The five-week concert series takes place between May 15 and June 13 in the Musicians Corner area of Centennial Park at 27th Avenue North at West End at the southwest side of the park. […]
By: Mary Hance
Summer is almost here and there is a lot of free entertainment out there for all ages. Here are my picks for free summer fun. • The free Musicians Corner lawn party concert series takes place on weekends through June 13, in the Musicians Corner area at 27th Avenue North at West End at the southwest side of Centennial Park. Since […]
By: Mary Hance
If you have not been to Cheekwood Estates & Gardens lately, the upcoming community celebration days are your best bet. Members get in free and nonmembers get half price daytime admission at this four-day festival that will take place June 4-7 at Cheekwood (1200 Forrest Park Dr. in Nashville) in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. This is the second year for […]
By: Mary Hance
It is certainly true that the library is not just for books anymore. Just look at the Nashville Public Library summer events calendar, which is chock full of water fun, puppet shows, story times (some are bilingual), magic shows, a zoo visit and even some ballet. There are even yoga and fitness and tai chi and watercolor classes, and ACT […]
By: Mary Hance
If you need an excuse to thin out your closets and declutter your dresser drawers, Room in the Inn wants your T-shirts and coats for its clients. So, take a few minutes and look around for cool T-shirts and warm coats to give to Room in the Inn. The annual Ms. Cheap T-shirt and Coat Drive is set for June […]
By: Mary Hance
Gardening and landscaping on a budget is not necessarily easy. But it can be done, according to David Bates, the third-generation owner of the sprawling Bates Nursery and Garden Center complex on Whites Creek Pike that has been in business for 94 years. A trip to the 15-acre nursery, where there are hundreds of thousands of plants, could be overwhelming: […]
By: Cheap, Mary Hance
Steve Brown has been the face of Hendersonville’s Samaritan Association for 28 years – ever since he was named its first executive director almost three decades ago and set about making the organization the “go to” place for people in need. He has seen (and overseen) tremendous growth in the organization’s reach and in the need in the community for […]
