October 17, 2026
Arts & Entertainment
Student performance opens alumni project
An original performance created by current Grundy County High School students opens a Locker Project Exhibit honoring notable GCHS alumni at Littell- Partin Center, the old high school.
Fayetteville Storyteller presents The Charles Dahlgren Mystery
The Beersheba Springs Historical Society (BSHS) is hosting a program Saturday, July 25 at 4 p.m. when Eugene Ham - teacher, historian and storyteller - will speak on the house which once belonged to Charles Dahlgren and more about the man for whom the avenue was named. He will reference the Dahlgren biography researched and written by Hershel Gower, a beloved Beersheban and Vanderbilt professor. Eugene resides in Fayetteville where his famous storytelling and teaching youth has passed down wisdom and knowledge that is priceless and will long outlive the man himself.
Tennessee’s longest-running event returns
The highly anticipated 67th annual Monteagle Mountain Market is July 25-26. Saturday is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., while Sunday is from 9 a.m.… Login to continue reading Login…
Sixteen authors on lineup for Monteagle Mountain Market
In a first for the 67th annual Monteagle Mountain Market, 16 authors, including eight locals, will sell books and read excerpts from their works during market festivities.
Cottage Tour and Bazaar July 17
Woman’s Association of the Monteagle Sunday School Assembly (MSSA) will host its 62nd Annual Cottage Tour & Bazaar on Friday, July 17. The highly popular… Login to continue reading Login…
Celebrating Independence close to home
July Fourth is a day of celebrating the adoption of the United States Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. On that day, the thirteen… Login to continue reading Login…
Monteagle author to sign newest book June 6
Monteagle author Beth Riner will sign the newest book in her humorous Southern mystery series from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 6, at the University of South Bookstore in Sewanee.
RenFest back for 40th season
The Tennessee Renaissance Festival launched its 40th anniversary season in Williamson County near Triune during the month of May and has already showed strong momentum— ticket sales were up 66% over opening weekend last year, with more than 19,500 attendees.
Sounding Stone Gallery Hosts Artists Panel
“To Tell A Yarn: Stories in Fiber and Cloth” continues at Sounding Stone Gallery with an Artist Talk and Panel Discussion on Friday, May 1, from 4:30–6:30 p.m. The event will feature exhibiting local artists Margo Cloniger, Zak Foster and Jessica Wohl in conversation about their creative processes and the stories embedded within their work.
An evening with T. Graham Brown
On Fire Concerts presents an evening with T. Graham Brown at the Sewanee Inn on Friday, April 17, at 7 p.m.