Tennessee

Attendees can still enjoy the race the same way they did when it began

Five must-visit restaurants

With a new album and more than five decades in music, the four-time Grammy winner looks back at her pioneering journey

Lloyd Davidson has always been prone to wanderlust and wild ideas, but even those who know the Tennessee native could never have predicted he’d be the best hope to save the scarlet macaw

Snag a bar stool and grab a pint at one of these four hop-pening new joints

A Nashville singer-songwriter and antiques junkie shares her favorite inspiration point

What happens when a dozen-odd whiskey aficionados, led by one maniacally obsessed Southern chef and the reigning bourbon king, gather to test twenty-four years’ worth of a legendary brand? Among other things, a hell of a good time

The Oscar-winning actress on grace, grandmothers, and breaking ground on her Nashville store

Chef Sean Brock, Julian Van Winkle III, and others gather in Nashville to sample some of the South’s finest bourbon

Tennessee metalsmith Ben Caldwell’s hammered serving utensils, platters, and bowls bring serious style to the table

If you still need persuading to attend, Franklin’s Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival organizers have put together a playlist to whet your appetite

Nashville’s next-door neighbor looks to the future while preserving the past

Maybe it’s the river, maybe it’s the ribs, maybe it’s the music or something else. Whatever it is, the South’s capital of soul has a way of bewitching you

Explore the city’s renowned institutions and the best of what’s next

A closer look at the River City

Why these Memphis natives rule

The modern Nashville home of Kings of Leon’s Nathan Followill and his wife, Jessie Baylin, fuses rock and roll with real life

Tour the home of musicians Nathan Followill and Jessie Baylin

During his thirty years tracking lost souls through the Smokies and beyond McCarter rescued twenty-six people, many of them children. These days he’s still in the mountains, often thinking about those he found—and the few he didn’t

Three young women return to their roots––and the family farm––and in the process find that the old ways are sometimes still the best ways