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  • Dec 9, 2024 | mtsusidelines.com | Matthew Olson |Shauna LaVoy Reynolds

    Feature photo courtesy of Jason DietzStory by Matthew OlsonJason Dietz has established a distinctive presence in the music industry, showcasing his talents on stage and behind the scenes. His career reflects a deep commitment to his craft, allowing him to navigate various roles within the recording industry.  Dietz began playing music when he picked up a clarinet in fourth grade. He later transitioned to saxophone and bass guitar.

  • Oct 13, 2024 | mtsusidelines.com | Shauna LaVoy Reynolds |Matthew Olson

    Feature photo byStory by Matthew OlsonAnywhere in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where cold beers are on tap, there’s a musician whose infectious laughter and genuine love of jamming made him a local pub bard. In the past, Joey Fletcher described himself as a “hired gun.” He toured with various musicians and filled in where needed. Today, he’s settled down to raise a family. Fronting The Joey Fletcher Band, he can make his schedule.

  • Oct 9, 2024 | mtsusidelines.com | Shauna LaVoy Reynolds |Matthew Olson

    Feature photo by Matthew OlsonStory by Matthew OlsonEach year in Nashville, a joyous festival draws in spiritual seekers to experience the rich cultural traditions of the pagan community. Saturday was Nashville Pagan Pride Day, a day to encourage the celebration of pagan culture and beliefs. The event isn’t just for the pagan community — it attracts a diverse crowd interested in learning about pagan practices.

  • Sep 24, 2024 | mtsusidelines.com | Shauna LaVoy Reynolds |Matthew Olson

    Feature photo by Matthew OlsonStory by Matthew OlsonIn an annual celebration of creativity and community, punks and hipsters alike will take to the streets on bicycles for Boro Fondo, a three-day music and art festival, from Sept. 27-29. Organizers are expanding this year’s Fondo to three full days of music. They’re aiming for a larger biker crowd and more volunteers to help escort the cyclists through each day’s path.

  • Sep 9, 2024 | mtsusidelines.com | Bailey Brantingham |Matthew Olson

    Feature photo by Matthew OlsonStory by Matthew OlsonThe historic Oaklands Mansion hosted their inaugural Fall Craft Fair Saturday, drawing DIYers out from all corners of Murfreesboro. The event was open to the public and invited guests to shop at local food trucks and vendors on the front lawn of the Oaklands Mansion, which was once caught in the crossfires of the Civil War. The event also opened the doors of the Mansion itself for visitors to enjoy a free self-guided tour.

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