Tennessee

Travel
Tips for Southern Travel in 2023
Vacation pros predict some of the South’s buzzy getaways this year and share advice on what to pack

Shops
Nashville Leather Goes Hollywood
The Music City’s maven of menswear takes Melrose Avenue

Home & Garden
Chicken Lovers Martha Stewart and Christopher Spitzmiller Designed Epic Coops in Nashville
We’re crowing about these must-see coops at February’s Antiques & Garden Show

In Memoriam
A Leslie Jordan Tribute at the Grand Ole Opry
A star-studded lineup is set to honor the larger-than-life Tennessee comedian, musician, and actor

Food & Drink
Meet the Longtime Pitmaster at Memphis’s Rendezvous Ribs
If you’re drawn to the smell of barbecue in downtown Memphis, chances are that Henry Morris is at work

Arts & Culture
Christmas at Dollywood: Over-the-Top Joy
A newbie gets the spirit of the season at Dolly Parton’s theme park

Music
Song Premiere: New Music from Lucero
Listen to the sentimental and spunky “Raining for Weeks,” from the Memphis alt-country band’s forthcoming album, Should’ve Learned by Now

Music
Rockers, Revealed
A Nashville music photographer lifts the curtain (and the guitars, banjoes, bongos, keyboards) on his signature style

Travel
Driving Tennessee’s Cumberland Plateau
A novelist’s past, present, and future wind together along his slice of Appalachia

Arts & Culture
Tennessee’s Chairmaster
Take a load off on a handmade Curtis Buchanan original

Music
Rayland Baxter Takes Flight
The Tennessee native pushes all
the boundaries on the spellbinding If I Were a Butterfly

Food & Drink
Dolly’s Lemonade Stand
East Nashville’s oldest dive bar celebrates the country icon with a sweet new spot…and, yes, it’s Dolly-approved

Food & Drink
Inside the New Cast Iron Museum
The new Lodge Museum of Cast Iron pulls back the curtain on the South’s favorite cookware

Food & Drink
The Snow Cone You Didn’t Know You Were Craving
Memphis fave Jerry’s proves two frozen desserts are better than one

Music
Listen Now: Tommy Prine Makes His Debut
Hear an exclusive premiere of the gorgeous “Ships in the Harbor,” from the son of legendary singer-songwriter John Prine

Arts & Culture
Richard Powers’s Wild Voice
The novelist’s Great Smoky Mountains immersion laid the groundwork for his epic Pulitzer-winning tree novel. It also sparked a love affair between man and place that is upending Powers’s life and work

Homeplace
Past Meets Present on a Tennessee Farm
The past merges handsomely with the future on a riverside escape

Travel
Five Ways to Elevate a Kentucky Bourbon Excursion
Go beyond the standard distillery tour with these immersive experiences

Homeplace
A Place in the Clouds at Blackberry Farm
High in the Smokies, a guest cottage offers Tennessee hospitality

Music
Rock, Roll, and Remember at the Memphis Listening Lab
A private-turned-public record collection now connects a city to its indelible music