
Nashville in Harmony to Celebrates Don Schlosser Day
A day-long celebration of Nashville in Harmony’s former Artistic Director to honor 16-year legacy and organizational accomplishments

A day-long celebration of Nashville in Harmony’s former Artistic Director to honor 16-year legacy and organizational accomplishments

The current anti-queer presidential administration has made no secret of its particular animosity toward the trans community and has done everything it can to make their lives impossible…

Following a short series of virtual events to stay connected with patrons earlier this summer, the nonprofit Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) will launch an expanded Salon Series starting Sept. 1 at 7 p.m.

Nashville CARES is excited to announce the opening of the new My House Clinic, a medical center designed to be a “one-stop center” providing medical and supportive services.

What began as a hobby by entrepreneur and LGBTQ marketing expert Joey Amato has grown into a business.

Kristen Ford is one of the most explosive names in Nashville’s alternative rock music scene. The powerful singer/songwriter is scheduled to release her new EP titled “No Plans” next month led off by the single “Crooked Youth”.

Disco queen settles the gay debate over her new album and talks queer Twitter love, big wigs and pop music’s disco moment

Queer Hallmark Christmas, New ‘Batwoman’ Lead, and More

Chicks frontwoman Natalie Maines on the queer creators behind the trio’s comeback album and their kinship with the LGBTQ community

Jonathan, Antoni and Karamo weigh in on the Black Lives Matter movement

Ahhhh… Summer! The outdoors, the lake, the swimming pool, beaches – I could go on. If your pets are like mine, they like the outdoors, but love the AC! Keeping them cool is a priority whether they are or aren’t lovers of summertime. Here are a few tips from Home Run Pet Care to keep them cool if you are on an outdoor adventure.

COVID-19 has affected pretty much every aspect of our daily lives. While we’re getting “back to normal” there’s still a need to remain cautiously aware.
Photographer David Duplessis with Tennesseephotographs.com took to the streets back at the beginning of quarantine to give us a glimpse of life during the pandemic.