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A Spring Stay at The Windsor Court
Tucked just a short walk from the French Quarter, the Windsor Court Hotel offers a kind of Southern grace within the city’s energy.
Taste of Anguilla
At Cap Juluca, healing energy is served with a good dose of tropical warmth, and eclectic culinary events harmonize with joyful wellbeing activities.
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Experience Holiday Magic and New York City Glamour at The Plaza
Keeneland
Lexington, Kentucky, known as the Horse Capital of the World, is less than a four-hour drive northeast from Williamson County and is home to Keeneland, one of the most scenic and best-loved Thoroughbred racetracks anywhere in the world, while also being an important member of the local community.
Soul of the Shoals: Where the River Sings & the Records Spin
BY COURTNEY TATE Whether you prefer the straightforward nature of the interstate or the scenic wind of a state highway, just a couple hours down the road, you'll find "The Shoals"—home to Florence, Muscle Shoals, Sheffield and Tuscumbia, Alabama. This area has earned the nickname "Hit Recording Capital of the World" from its significant impact on the music industry going back to the 1960s and continuing to this day. Named "The Shoals" references its location along the banks o
The Perfect Blend of Adventure & Luxury - Chateau Elan
If you’re searching for a getaway that combines relaxation, adventure, and culinary delights, look no further than Chateau Elan. This...
The Tennessean Hotel
This Knoxville hotel combines river-inspired design, artisan details, fine dining, and butler service with the region’s only traditional tea service.
Bolt Farm Treehouse
Standing on the mountainside, on the second morning of our adventure visiting Bolt Farm Treehouse, I watched the sun rise over the horizon. I took a photo; however, nothing captures those moments in full. Unless you were there, you would not understand the beauty and the quiet affect it has on your mind and soul. I posted the picture with the words: “Magic and healing happens in the clouds first, and then guides its way down through the roots.” This was the only way I could e
Nashville’s Big Backyard Part IV & V
Nashville’s BIG BACK YARD truly begins in Leiper’s Fork. This little town is special, and I had the chance to spend a day discovering why. I started my morning with a Mama Byrd latte at the RedByrd Coffee Shop. The scenic drive and the coffee alone were worth the trip, but I was just getting started. I made my way inside Leiper’s Fork Market for breakfast with the locals. Here, you not only get a warm, southern welcome but throughout the store it is a virtual museum of the ar
Season's Best
There is so much magic around us that it can be hard to keep up. So, here is a little list of musts this holiday season.
Mosaic of Memories
Franklin Tomorrow is inviting the community to participate in its mosaic mural project on two public occasions over the next two months as part of its Healthy Democracy initiative and in observance of America’s 250th anniversary.
Dwight Hall
From a fascination with horses as a young boy and cleaning stalls to taking sanctioned rides as soon as he was sixteen, then heading to the winner's circle of the 1977 Iroquois Steeplechase, there is a story to be told.
In the Shadow of My Enemy
Franklin resident Walter Green has written and published the first book ever produced about life in Franklin during the Civil War. The title is In the Shadow of My Enemy - Civil War Life in Occupied Franklin, Tennessee.
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