A four-part look at recreational leagues and high-level clubs
- Jason Shawhan
A 4K restoration of Ramesh Sippy’s 1975 dacoit Western will show April 25 & 29 at the Belcourt
- Hannah Herner
Local organizations Nashville Sports Leagues, Mid State Sports and HotMess Sports are expanding their reach
- Emily R. West
Finding volleyball in my 30s has been more rewarding than I ever expected
- Jason Shawhan
The film will show Monday at the Belcourt, with an opening set from U.S. Girls
- Jason Shawhan
Steven Soderbergh’s brisk, thoughtful new film opens this week at the Belcourt
- Logan Butts
Chatting with Jordan Ritter Conn, the Nashville-based author whose book delves deep into the lives of four men
- Logan Butts
Native Nashvillian Anthony Norman discusses his experience on the show, growing up in Middle Tennessee
- Chris Chamberlain
Get a signed book and even pick a barrel with the renowned spirits expert at Nashville Barrel Company
- Jasmin Enriquez Martinez
The South Nashville shop wants to make you feel right at home
- Jason Shawhan
The reimagining of the 1978 pseudo-documentary opens wide Friday
- Chris Crofton
In moments like this, we should definitely make music and art. But we need to do more than that.
- Caroline Siegrist, Chapter 16
Sheri Lea Sellmeyer profiles a multicultural city, one story at a time
- Jason Shawhan
The Japanese video game adaptation opens this week at the Belcourt and Regal and AMC locations
- Annie Parnell
Aneil Karia and Riz Ahmed’s adaptation, opening Friday in select theaters, pushes through pacing issues, offers a new perspective on a classic
- Amy Stumpfl
The postmodern performer returns to OZ Arts for one night only
- Craig D. Lindsey
The latest collaboration from Christian Petzold and Paula Beer opens this week at the Belcourt
- Madeleine Bradford
The East Nashville spot is in the business of cute
- Scene Staff
Touring Nashville’s zine scene, investigating the resurgence of VHS, considering the influence of AI in graphic design and more
- Annie Parnell
The Mt. Juliet shop is a local hub for a growing community of VHS and DVD fans
- Stephen Trageser
Archivist Olivia Beaudry takes us on a tour of the collection — which features sheet music, cassettes, zines and thousands more items
- Hannah Herner
Nashville zines embrace imperfection, highlight overlooked interests and scenes
- Emily R. West
Finding my way with vinyl after the death of my father
- Logan Butts
From East Nashville to the West Side, North Nashville and the suburbs, indie bookstores are bubbling up all over Middle Tennessee
- Alejandro Ramirez
Talking with silkscreen printers and a tattoo artist about maintaining customers despite the rise of generative AI art
- Logan Butts
Weekend Classics: Steven Spielberg kicks off March 28 with 'E.T.'
- Chris Crofton
Start writing! Don’t be embarrassed! The world is so embarrassing right now it doesn’t make any difference.
- Joe Nolan
Kline’s exhibition is on view at Neue Welt through March 29
- Craig D. Lindsey
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s sci-fi epic opens in theaters everywhere this week
- Sol Ayala
I love the United States, but it doesn’t always love me back
- Laura Hutson Hunter
A new book chronicles one of the most influential exchanges in Southern art history
- Scene Staff
Profiling some of Nashville’s most interesting people, from a Paralympic gold medalist and a longtime horror host to a 'Drag Race' alumna and more
- Logan Butts
The two-time gold medalist balances being a counselor with coaching wheelchair basketball
- Hannah Herner
'RuPaul’s Drag Race' alumna and longtime Play and Tribe emcee shares journey of drag discovery
- D. Patrick Rodgers
The local TV figure keeps a longtime Nashville tradition alive
- Julianne Akers
Socks cultivates human connection through dance and music — and astrology
- Stephen Trageser
Talking with the host about building up Black art and culture in Nashville
- Margaret Littman
Keeping a pink fiberglass elephant on Charlotte Pike is this local’s contribution to keeping Nashville quirky
- Alejandro Ramirez
The Crieve Hall resident wants to help people be human in the technology age
- Madeleine Bradford
Cookie in the Kitchen portrays the lives of friends and celebrities through edible art
- Laura Hutson Hunter
The couple is launching an ‘insolent’ international photobook platform
- Eli Motycka
Coach, stringer and local tennis historian marks 50 years holding court at North Nashville tennis center
- Cameron Beyrent
How the lifestyle magazine left its mark on Nashville’s LGBTQ community
- D. Patrick Rodgers
Director Oliver Laxe’s Best International Feature Film nominee opens this week at the Belcourt
- Cat Acree
The group show of Nashville women artists is the art crawl of our dreams
- Logan Butts
The Nashville-based director’s new film opens wide this week
- Jasmin Enriquez Martinez
Talking with founder Janice Lengphounpraseut about the popular group
- Jason Shawhan
The latest entry in the longtime franchise is plagued by politics — and now playing wide
- Jasmin Enriquez Martinez
The two Nashville organizations are presenting events for the LGBTQ community to observe the Muslim holy month
- Eli Motycka
The zoomed-in portrait of Lawson’s expulsion from Vanderbilt scrutinizes institutions and the destructive power of a moral crisis
- Sadaf Ahsan
Michel Franco’s latest opens this week in select theaters
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- Scene Staff
Stories on the local tree canopy, Tennessee quarries, the endangered Nashville crayfish and …
- Julianne Akers
The crustacean plays a key role in its Mill Creek ecosystem, but threats remain
