Kristin Luna

3 weeks ago | tullahomanews.com | Kristin Luna

Fayetteville’s newest and largest mural pays tribute to the process responsible for putting Tennessee whiskey on the map. Tullahoma-based nonprofit DMA-events tasked Megan Lingerfelt with coming up with an “out-of-the-box idea” that represented how Tennessee whiskey is made and its significance to the area. The result is “White Dog and the Spirit of the Process,” Lingerfelt’s original creation that now permanently lives on the side of Dragonfly Gallery & Design in downtown Fayetteville.

1 month ago | tullahomanews.com | Kristin Luna

On April 12, community members gathered in downtown Sweetwater for the kick-off of Founder’s Day, celebrating 150 years since the city was incorporated in 1875. Leaders like Sweetwater City Mayor Doyle Lowe and Tennessee State Rep. Lowell Russell were on hand for the state proclamation, followed by the dedication of Nathan Brown’s new Sweetwater 150 mural that was completed over 10 days on the side of 3 Generations Art Studio.

Dec 20, 2024 | traveler.marriott.com | Kristin Luna

Brunch in Nashville has become akin to a competitive sport: Every restaurant in town seems to have one, and they are forever upping the ante on both menus and offerings. Whether you’re looking for a casual brunch or the best breakfast on Broadway, these Nashville restaurants are bound to indulge your cravings. As always, check for travel guidelines and closures before planning your trip. Some of the best brunches in downtown Nashville are at upscale properties.

Oct 23, 2024 | southernliving.com | Kristin Luna

When visiting Nashville, an evening on Broadway—or, at the very least, an afternoon—is a must. The historic downtown corridor often referred to as “Honky Tonk Row” or “Lower Broad” reigns as the entertainment heart of Music City, a bustling row of restaurants, attractions, and live music joints that never seem to sleep. But there are a lot of different ways to do Broadway—so don’t write it off if burning the midnight oil is not your thing.

Oct 16, 2024 | southernliving.com | Kristin Luna

Downtown / The Gulch There are bars for everything these days, but Rustler Hat Co.’s make-your-own hat bar is a unique experience you won’t find elsewhere in Nashville. Pick out your preferred style of hat, and a stylist will shape it for both your head and your face. From there, you can customize it with accessories like feathers, gold accents or leather bands. While walk-ins are welcome, Rustler Hat Co. recommends making an appointment for a design consultation to ensure you’re seen immediately.