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“Birth of Impressionism” to open at the Frist
The Frist Center is one of only three venues worldwide to host this magnificent exhibition from the Musée’ d’Orsay in Paris, which is dedicated to the art of the early modern period (1840s through the early 20th century).
Belcourt Theatre to host “THE EnD” fashion, film and music festival
THE EnD Fashion Show at the Belcourt Theatre will feature regional fashion houses Alabama Chanin, Billy Reid, and Imogene + Williee regional fashion houses
Attorney David Tarpley honored by Legal Aid Society
A legal career spanning forty years was celebrated Thursday at the Nashville headquarters of the Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands. Nashville attorney and consumer law specialist David J. Tarpley was feted by his Legal Aid colleagues celebrating his career as an advocate and champion of consumer law.
Cumberland to crest at 40 feet following heavy rain
Remnants of tropical depression drop torrential rains on Tenenssee; Cumberland River to crest at 40 feet on Friday.
Nashville Shakespeare Festival presents ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’
‘Love’s Labor’s Lost’ is a witty romantic comedy about four young men who take an oath to dedicate three years to strict study, renouncing the distractions of love and the company of women.
Bridge inspection reduces sections of I-40 to one lane
TDOT issues traffic advisory for Benton/Humphrey counties.
ECD hosts TNInvestco event for minority and women owned businesses
Panel Discussion and Networking Reception to be Held in Memphis on Aug. 17
Woodturning art becomes new facet of TAL Art Crawl
Tennessee Art League’s Art Crawl reception gives Nashville a new look at art forms in woodturning.
National product safety recalls include off-road motorcycles
National and state consumer safety agencies have issued product safety recall notices.
Tennessee Women’s Theater announces 2010-11 season
“Warriors Don’t Cry” is one of several plays to be showcased in the 2010-11 Tennessee Women’s Theater Project in Nashville.
Tennessee welcomes SEUS-Japan annual meeting
The annual joint meeting of the Southeast U.S./Japan Association and the Japan-U.S. Southeast Association is held annually with locations alternating between Japan and the southeastern United States. In 2010, the State of Tennessee will host the conference for the first time in 14 years. Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen and private-sector Chairman Jack Bovender of Hospital [...]
Weekend lane closures on I-40 in West Nashville
Work continues to progress on the state’s second largest Recovery Act funded project on I-40 at White Bridge Road in west Nashville. This weekend, crews will close lanes on Interstate 40 in both directions near White Bridge Road to begin work on concrete foundations for new overhead sign structures. Also this weekend, the I-40 eastbound [...]
I-65 construction closures in Nashville
Weekend closures scheduled for Interstate ramps NASHVILLE: Motorists traveling in the Nashville area this weekend should be alert for interstate ramp closures at two different locations along Interstate 65. The projects will impact travel on Rosa Parks Boulevard and Armory Drive. The lane closures are as follows: Region 3 Concrete Pavement Repair: Saturday, July 10, [...]
TDOT, Mississippi and Arkansas to release freight transportation report
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas unite in releasing new national freight transportation needs report in Memphis. Memphis is home to the world’s busiest cargo airport, fourth largest inland port, five Class I railroads and several major interstates and highways, the movement of freight into and out of Memphis is a multi-billion dollar industry. On Thursday, July [...]
July heralds new Tennessee Art League exhibits
Tennessee Art League continues to be a premiere showcase palace for regional Middle Tennessee visual art talent. TAL’s July exhibits showcase that focus quite nicely. Both showcase galleries are currently showing a substantial body of work by two unique and gifted artists. Peach McComb’s works are installed in the Ethel Smith Salon, while Gwendolyn Rodriguez [...]
Art exhibit features work by Women of the Magdalene
The opening reception for the Magdalene and Friends Art Show, Featuring art by the Women of Magdalene, will be held July 3 from 6-9 p.m. at 154 5TH Avenue North. The exhibit runs through July 31. Exhibitors include Sigourney Cheek, Kaaren Hirschowitz, Tyree Finch, Hollye Gallion, Page Hart, Paul Harmon, Wendi Strauch Mahoney, Amanda Norman, [...]
Hip Kitty to rock Veterans Freedom Celebration
In an ongoing effort to support American troops and veterans, rock band Hip Kitty will be one of the featured acts during the seven hour ‘Vets Rock’ Freedom Celebration at Limelight in Nashville, Tenn. on Thursday, July 1 starting at 7 p.m. Along with Hip Kitty, other featured bands and artists include Blessed Union of [...]
I-24 reduced to two lanes in Davidson County for bridge repairs
Section of I-24 in Davidson County will see lane reductions as bridge repair continues over the weekend. Tennessee Department of Transportation contract crews will once again close lanes on Interstate 24 East and West in southeast Davidson County this weekend as repair work on several bridges continues. I-24 between mile markers 57 and 59 will [...]
Cindy Sheehan to speak at Nashville Peace Festival
“Peace mom” Cindy Sheehan and Civil Rights Activist Rev. James Lawson are featured speakers at the Nashville Peace Festival to be held Saturday, June 26, at the Bandshell at Bicentennial Park, 2598 West End Avenue in Nashville. A second fund-raising Peace Supper will be held Friday, June 25, from 6-8 p.m. at the Nashville Friends [...]
Nashville’s Schermehorn Center flood damages hits $40 million
NSO expects to resume concerts at the Schermerhorn in January NASHVILLE, TN: While repairs to Schermerhorn Symphony Center continue in the aftermath of last month’s historic flooding, the Nashville Symphony’s latest available estimates now indicate that the total cost to the organization will be approximately $42 million. These costs include disaster response, cleanup, business interruption [...]
TAL’s Ethel Smith Gallery to host One-Woman Show
Water media by Peach McComb featured in the Ethel Smith Gallery, public reception July 3rd. Tennessee Art League will install a new exhibit in its Ethel Smith Gallery showroom, beginning June 29th. A one-woman art show with featured artist Peach McComb will run through July 31 at the 800 Broadway institution. An artist reception will [...]
Frist celebrates fashion with “The Golden Age of Couture”
Those of us “of a certain age” remember the glamour and sheer elegance of the “Golden Age of Couture” — when designers including Dior, Givenchy and Balenciaga ruled the world high fashion — fashion that trickled into ready-to wear and the set the tone for women’s wear around the world. “The Golden Age of Couture: [...]
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