For the first time in its history, the official Cookeville Christmas Parade approved an LGBTQ float in its lineup. The decision came after months of controversy with this year’s parade.
How Nashville’s ex-evangelicals are making their own Christmas traditions
For the growing number of women leaving the church, Christmas can be a particularly difficult time. So, some are making their own traditions.
NashVillager Podcast: The end of a Nashville holiday tradition
What happened to the Nashville Christmas parade? Plus, the local news for December 18, 2024.
Out, About: Where to see holiday lights in Middle Tennessee
My mom called me this week to excitedly tell me about the fairgrounds back home being converted into “one of those drive-thru light displays like the one you took me to in Tennessee.” She was referring to the Dancing Lights of Christmas out in Lebanon, which we drove through with Starbucks coconut milk hot chocolates back in 2019.
For one family of Nashville musicians, the cacophony of the Christmas season feels more joyful than ever
I spent a decade making jokes about never having Christmas or Easter off as a family. But with every joke, I took for granted that it would always be that way.
Struggling to afford gifts this holiday season? Pick some up for free at Plaza Mariachi
A nonprofit that supports the local Latino community is doling out presents to those in need at their annual toy giveaway Tuesday afternoon.
Here’s Where To Find The Best And Brightest Christmas Light Displays In Middle Tennessee
Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, there’s no more debate about whether it’s too early to blare Christmas music and go see all the lights.
Arts Groups Depend on Christmas Shows
Familiar holiday plays, ballets, and concerts seem to fill Nashville’s arts calendars every December. Those traditional shows make a big impact on the bottom line of the performing groups that stage them.
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