Cover Stories
Keep A-Movin’
In 2007, Dorothy Gilmore-Seavers came to a crossroads in her life. She was 47 years old, the mother of two children, and successful in her … more
Vol. VI Issue 3
Features
Feel the Love
We’ve compiled a list of the top restaurants, boutiques, spas, and candy shops, as well as local luthiers, stationers, herbalists, chocolatiers for you and your … more
Features
2015 East Nashvillians of the Year
The start of 2016 can only mean one thing: the announcement of the 2015 winners for East Nashvillians of the Year! Awarded by … more
Features
Music City Classical
Though Nashville is famous as Music City, home to many different kinds of music, a lot of people don’t realize that includes a vibrant classical … more
Features
Miracles in the Making
Elizabeth Poynter was despondent. On a sunny Sunday morning while vacationing in Florida, the East Nashville resident awoke to a barrage of missed calls and … more
Features
The Real Mark Huff
Singer and songwriter Mark Huff had been plying his craft for many years when he received a most unexpected and unusual email. “About … more
Features
Before Sunrise
As the founder of Sun Records, Sam Phillips was one of the architects of rock & roll, producing groundbreaking records that fused R&B, country, and … more
Features
Parks & Amplification
Since moving into her new, sustainable house in Historic Edgefield — the construction of which included two-by-six-inch studs, both cellulose and foam insulation, all-brick construction, … more
Matters of Development
MoD Jan|Feb ’16
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY At long last, the fancy and intensely embiggened new Turnip Truck market opened its doors at 701 Woodland in late November, with … more
Editor's Letter
Scary Monster
What in God’s name is that thing?” I was starting to freak out. There was a mass of unspeakable bullshit beginning to take the shape … more