
East Side Buzz, April 9
Hi, Buzzers! Do you mind if I call you Buzzers? I’m gonna call you Buzzers. The March/April issue of The East Nashvillian is OUT NOW! … more
Hi, Buzzers! Do you mind if I call you Buzzers? I’m gonna call you Buzzers. The March/April issue of The East Nashvillian is OUT NOW! … more
Yes, April 1 is right around the corner, but don’t worry, friends. I’m not gonna play any pranks on ya. This week’s installment of East … more
Growing up in Italy, the UK, and Paris, Cristina Vane never thought of herself as an American, despite having a father from Connecticut. “I spent … more
Hi, Buzzers! Do you mind if I call you Buzzers? I’m gonna call you Buzzers. The March/April issue of The East Nashvillian is OUT NOW! … more
When Sweet 16th Bakery first opened its doors on a sunny day in May 2003, owners Ellen and Dan Einstein faced the usual opening day … more
East Nashville has been a neighborhood in transition for over two decades. Individuals, businesses, and landmarks have come and gone, undergone dramatic transformations, or vanished … more
Old Sea Brigade does a deep dive into some Nashville ties for the track “Mirror Moon”, which was recorded at local studios The Shoebox and … more
Anana and I moved to Nashville in the fall of 2017. We were staying in East Nashville, and the closest bar within walking distance was … more
“No offense to people who sometimes forget things, but forgetting your mask a year into a pandemic? I don’t think there’s a reasonable excuse for … more
“I felt like if I didn’t complete this mask as fast as possible that means somebody’s life could be in jeopardy.”—Dana Greaves Ten months ago, … more
Our movement cannot be reduced to a trend when real lives are at stake.” —Heather Magann Heather Magann graduated from Belmont University last month with … more
“This, I believe, is what sets the HRH series apart from most other editorials. Instead of me being an outsider, trying to understand my subjects, … more
Like so many people in our community, when the pandemic first hit, my livelihood as a working artist vanished overnight. The best year of my … more
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