Brent Snyder has known he was destined to be a country singer since he was six years old. The Fairfield, Virginia native finally made the move to Nashville to make it his reality. Brent shares more about his journey and how he’s using his story to others in the LGBT+ community.
July 13, 2020 – Presented by Latino Public Broadcasting, “Joyride,” the powerful, digital short that depicts a road trip about letting go of the past and intergenerational healing debuted in
Summer 2020 doesn’t have to be boring because of social distancing. You can liven it up with the Safe Summer Songs Acoustic Drive-in Concert Series. Cheley Tackett has teamed up
For 17 years the Tomato Art Fest has been uniting fruits and vegetables together on the second Saturday in August. The 2020 festival will look and feel different, but as a uniter the organizers want to help safely bring East Nashville back together to celebrate once more.
The Nashville Pride Board of Directors has unveiled an entire slate of virtual and digital experiences to celebrate PRIDE@HOME presented by AllianceBernstein throughout the month of June.
NLOL’s combined programs help over 5,000 animals a year. The life-changing work they’re able to do is made possible by the community. “#ItTakesAVillage is my most used hashtag because it’s true. We couldn’t do this without the community,” says Chapman.
There comes a time in everyone’s life when they hit a turning point. For some, it’s a personal realization, for others, it’s a life-changing moment. For Tony Woodall, though, it was a life-long process…
If you were lucky enough to attend Boro Pride this year in Murfreesboro, you had the opportunity to hear Flummox in person. The band was formed in 2002 by Alyson Blake Dellinger and Drew Jones.
Big flavors and creativity — for Chefs Eleni Vavouris and Joelle Upton, it’s all about balance, in both the kitchen and in life. In 2000, on their journey into the culinary industry, they met at Opryland Hotel’s Culinary Apprenticeship program.
Tony Woodall: “My life now is simply about helping people become aware of who they already are.” Tony Woodall grew up like many in the South, attending church on Sundays with a very conservative, far-right view of life in a very fear-based type of religious setting…
Brian Justin Crum, who was a contestant on America’s Got Talent (AGT) Season 11 and on AGT: The Champions, released his single “I & U” during Pride month. “It’s that fun summer anthem that we all need to help us get over our ex’s,” said Crum.
Saving lives…that’s something that both Damien Connor and his mother Candace Winters Johnson agree is of great importance.
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