9 Ways To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Nashville
It's Hispanic Heritage Month! Here are nine ways to celebrate in Nashville.
Margaret KingsburySep 15, 2026Nashville History
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Margaret KingsburySep 15, 2026
How To Celebrate Pride Month in Nashville
Pride’s roots trace back to uprisings in 1969 for LGBTQ+ equality. Here’s why we celebrate in June, and how you can get involved in Nashville.
Kaela Cote-StemmermannJun 3, 2026
How To Celebrate Women's History Month in Nashville
During March, we highlight and honor women’s great contributions to the U.S. Here's how to celebrate in Nashville.
Natalia AldanaMar 4, 2026
5 Interesting Facts About Fisk University
Fisk University celebrates its 160th anniversary this year. Here are five interesting facts about the university.
Margaret KingsburyFeb 24, 2026
How To Celebrate Black History Month in Nashville
Black history is American history. Learn how Black History Month was created, why it takes place in February, and how you can celebrate in Nashville.
Natalia AldanaJan 30, 2026
Memories of 1994’s Ice Storm in Nashville
The ice storm of 1994 was one of the biggest ice storms in Middle Tennessee history, and its impact was very similar to Winter Storm Fern’s.
Margaret KingsburyJan 27, 2026
How To Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy in Nashville
Jan. 19 is MLK Day. Here are ways to celebrate and honor his legacy here in Nashville.
Margaret KingsburyJan 13, 2026
The Grand Ole Opry Celebrates Its 100th Birthday
The Grand Ole Opry was founded 100 years ago, in 1925. Here's how it's shaped country music.
Margaret KingsburyDec 17, 2025
The Legend of Tennessee’s Bell Witch
Discover the chilling legend of the Bell Witch, one of America's most infamous ghost stories set in Adams, Tennessee. Learn all about the hauntings, history, and the legacy that continues to captivate visitors today.
Marie Cecile AndersonOct 16, 2025
The Trailblazing Woman Cornelia Fort Airpark Is Named After
One of Nashville’s most popular outdoor areas is named after female pilot Cornelia Fort. But do you know her story?
Whitney PastorekOct 1, 2025
The First Day of School Desegregation in Nashville
On Sept. 9, 1957, the first Black students attended previously all-white public schools in Nashville. Here's the story.
Margaret KingsburySep 8, 2025
The History of the Nashville Shakespeare Festival
Nashville Shakespeare Festival has performed in Music City since 1988. Here's its history.
Margaret KingsburyAug 21, 2025
