East Nashvillian of the Year
2019 East Nashvillian of the Year Nominees
The official East Nashvillian of the Year nominees are in! Members of the Historic East Nashville Merchants Association will be allowed to vote from the … more
Month: November 2019
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The East Nashvillian – Payment & Ad Submission Deadline Policies
There have been issues with meeting payment and ad materials submission deadlines for quite some time. We are a periodical; for our workflow to properly … more
East Side Buzz Online Edition
Friday News Roundup, November 22
Grab The New East Nashvillian Today! If you haven’t already grabbed your copy of the November-December edition of The East Nashvillian, do so fast! This … more
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Artist in Profile
Ciona Rouse
For poet Ciona Rouse, a new poem can have its start anywhere — an overheard conversation, a radio program, a docent’s remarks during a museum … more
Know your Neighbor
Dave Puncochar
“I do feel like there’s a resurgence on Dickerson Pike, and the Merchants Association is going to be the glue for all the merchants to … more
Features
Distilling History
Andy and Charlie Nelson are two happy brothers. Sitting in the tasting room of the 21st century iteration of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery in Nashville … more
Features
All of Himself
After a career spanning four decades in rock ‘n’ roll, singer and songwriter Cidny Bullens is about to release a debut album – of sorts. … more
Features
Their Little Home in Tennessee
Country Music by Ken Burns reminds us that in 1943, the Grand Ole Opry was very nearly made homeless by circumstances beyond its control. It … more
Features
Book Review: “Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of The Black Crowes—A Memoir”
Being famous might mean enjoying the cats without having to clean the litterbox, but it can also mean dislocation and separation from the sanity-keeping foundational … more