East Side Buzz Print Edition
Life’s a Parking Lot
THE LARGE SWATH OF ASPHALT BEHIND Rosepper is about to get an overhaul. The lot belongs to the Fannie Battle Day Home, and it soon … more
Year: 2014
Astute Observations
Hey, You Kids, Get Off My Lawn!
Greetings once again, dear readers of The East Nashvillian magazine. I hope this issue finds you well, happy and enjoying this beautiful autumnal weather. It … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
A Caroling We Will Go
THIS IS THE 98TH YEAR OF FANNIE Battle Caroling for Kids, with last year boasting a record-breaking year for revenues. This year you can become … more
Features
TO CHOOSE OR NOT TO CHOOSE
Picture it: two rowdy camps clad in brightly colored T-shirts, on opposing sides of the gymnasium, raising cain and seeing who can drown the other … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Peter Cooper
BACK IN THE EARLY AUGHTS, MY BAND Last Train Home was still based up in Washington, D.C., but we were feeling the pull of Nashville. … more
Features
GOOD NEIGHBORS
I wanted to be part of something where only God could get the credit,” Pastor Mark Lancaster says, sitting on the steps of the historic … more
In The Know
Nashville Five
Since founding Lockeland Springsteen over two years ago, we've been focused on two things: tracing the captivating scent of the music that emerges from every … more
Artist in Profile
Brooke Seraphine
A blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby with cherry popsicle stains on his cheeks pulls at his mama’s knees. His mama, Brooke Seraphine — as mother to a … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Zoning, Zoning, Zoned
DEBATE ABOUT 2014’S MOST-TALKEDabout infill housing ordinance, the “Duplex Bill,” continued right up until the minute when it was finally approved by the Metro Council … more
Astute Observations
Guitarists and Their Woobies
Greetings once again, dear readers of The East Nashvillian magazine. I hope you all had fun at the Tomato Art Fest this year and are … more