The East Nashvillian

2018 East Nashvillian of the Year: Citizen – Anthony Davis

January 15, 2019

Do you like gathering fresh eggs from the urban chickens in your backyard? Value sidewalks, bike lanes, and pedestrian safety? Appreciate Google Fiber’s availability in ... more

2018 East Nashvillians of the Year: Business – Lockeland Table

January 15, 2019

“When we started Lockeland Table, I knew I wanted our happy hour to give back to the community,” Cara Graham says. “There were so many ... more

Thelma and the Sleaze

September 8, 2017

ON AN AFTERNOON IN LATE JULY, Lauren “LG” Gilbert, lead singer and guitarist for the ... more
Reeves Gabrels

September 9, 2014

It’s the last Saturday in July, and The Cure’s Reeves Gabrels is standing onstage at ... more
Guitar Town

September 9, 2014

The first incarnation of the modern guitar appeared during the early 19th century. Its long, ... more

The Whole Damn Family

September 7, 2018

Random generosity occasionally falls from the sky. Explain Hank ... more
Community & Karma

July 9, 2018

Five years in, Aaron Lee Tasjan still finds his heart’s desire in his own backyard … more
The World According to Margo Price

May 9, 2018

Around this time in 2015, life looked a lot ... more

Tree Canopy Bill Seeks to Preserve the Shade

January 15, 2019

A new bill is working its way through the Metro council that will throw more shade on Nashville’s citizenry — the good kind of shade, that is. Sponsored by Metro council members Anthony Davis, Angie ... more
Fond Object Future Uncertain

January 15, 2019

It’s been a rough and rocky time for Inglewood’s Fond Object Records. In November, the shop’s downtown location at 535 Fourth Ave. S., closed its doors after having been around about a year and a ... more
The Loss of ‘Nashville Arts’ Hits East Nashville Art Community

September 7, 2018

After nearly 10 years of chronicling and celebrating Nashville’s arts scene, Nashville Arts Magazine announced in August that it’d printed its last page. In a note to readers, publisher and CEO Paul Polycarpou expressed his ... more
Envision Cayce Project Moves Forward

July 9, 2018

It’s been a busy spring and early summer at Cayce Place, Nashville’s oldest and largest public housing development, as construction on the massive $600 million Envision Cayce project moves forward, slowly transforming the 63-acre East ... more
Putting a Local Focus on Suicide Prevention

July 9, 2018

The recent losses of fashion designer Kate Spade and chef/TV personality Anthony Bourdain have thrust suicide back into the national consciousness and dredged up wounds left by Robin Williams and other people who took themselves ... more

Danny Bua

January 15, 2019

I wanted my own restaurant. I thought I needed to open a small restaurant at first. So I asked myself, ‘What’s the smallest I could … more

Melissa Corbin

November 7, 2018

“I’m a freelance food and travel journalist, and podcaster, but I’m real connected to agriculture as well. I grew up on a farm in Clarksville, … more

Dana Delworth

July 9, 2018

"The best part of the first Tomato Art Fest was throwing rotten tomatoes at the torn down market at Fatherland and 11th. Throwing the tomatoes … more

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