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DEK of Hearts' Favorite Tennessee Stops

DEK of Hearts, the Tennessee-based, country-pop trio formed by Dylan John, Emily Clapp and Kollin Bailey, were one of the finalists of Tennessee Songwriters Week 2025 and performed at the iconic venue The Bluebird Cafe in February 2025. Since then, their unique blend of pop, gospel, bluegrass and R&B landed them on Niall Horan's team on The Voice Season 28, finishing third place in the competition. The trio shared their favorite restaurants and things to do in Tennessee. Check out their

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VISIT GOODLETTSVILLE

Just a short drive from downtown Nashville, the charming town of Goodlettsville invites visitors to explore its many offerings, from historic attractions, outdoor recreation and art to music, shopping and delicious dining. Experience life in a frontier fort at Mansker’s Station, then tour the stately Bowen House, Middle Tennessee’s oldest brick home. Find more treasures from a bygone era along the Main Street Antique District. Tap into the city’s creative side with self-guided tours of

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Enchanting Escape

Just minutes from downtown Knoxville but a world away, explore Ancient Lore Village where enchantment and luxury come together to create a magical retreat.Nestled in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, this boutique resort and event venue offers whimsical gardens and woodland hiking trails, outdoor activities, reservation only dining, beautifully appointed accommodations and a calendar filled with seasonal events.The experience intentionally feels like stepping into a storybook. Auth

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A Farmer's Life for Me at Lucky Ladd Farms

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to live on a farm, pack up the family and spend a day at Lucky Ladd Farms in Eagleville. Located just under an hour's drive southeast of Nashville in Rutherford County, Lucky Ladd Farms is a 60-acre working farm that invites visitors to make family memories interacting with hundreds of animals, exploring nature trails, taking a pony or wagon ride, zipping down a mega slide and so much more. Owners Jason and Amy Ladd grow a kaleidoscope of crops

Tasting whiskey at Old Forge Distillery in Pigeon Forge, TN

The History Behind the Tennessee Whiskey in Your Glass

Whiskey is experiencing quite the renaissance in today’s culture. Bars and speakeasies across the nation strive to create their own eclectic selections and it seems there’s always some new distillery in town trying to make its mark. Here in Tennessee, we’re spoiled in this regard. With the newly-drawn Tennessee Whiskey Trail there’s now a collection of 25 distilleries combined into one epic road trip linking East, Middle and West Tennessee.

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Take in the Sights of the Scenic City

Chattanooga is more than a city with parks – it’s North America’s first National Park City, where nature is part of everyday life. In a National Park, you’re told to leave no trace; in a National Park City, you’re invited to take part. Chattanooga earned this distinction by weaving green space, rivers, and trails through its downtown and neighborhoods, proving that growth and conservation can thrive together. Once an industrial town, the Scenic City now stands as a model for sustainabl

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Travel Like Dolly, Elvis and Tennessee Locals

Looking for travel inspiration? You’ll find plenty of paths here showcasing your interests, whether that’s music, history, food, sports or nature – or all of the above. We start with two Tennessee icons known the world over on a first-name basis: Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley. Dozens of spots around the state honor the Queen of Country and King of Rock ’n’ Roll directly and indirectly. Get a feel for where to pay homage to these legendary musicians – including insight from Dolly herself.Be

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Sounds Delicious: Taste Some of Tennessee's Top Bites

In Tennessee, food and music are more than just attractions; they are vital elements of the state’s cultural identity. Though they appeal to different senses – taste and hearing – their connection is profound and multifaceted. Both culinary and musical creations often reach their peak in an atmosphere of creative collaboration, whether it be chefs who are harmonizing in a bustling kitchen or songwriters working together to craft lyrics and melodies. The collective memories and experiences of the

Rock in the rocks, Down in the caverns, The kick drum, the bass, the screaming guitars, The Caveman showed up and put on a show, Under the ground not under the stars. Written about a band playing at the Caverns in Pelham, Tennessee.

Tennessee: A Musical Menagerie

Whatever your taste, you can find the music that moves you in Tennessee. Enjoy an impromptu outdoor jam session under a full moon or classical music at one of the world’s most sophistically acoustic venues. You could join a handful of people soaking up the blues on Beale Street or dance among tens of thousands at the famous Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. Rock ’n’ roll, blues, country, soul, bluegrass, rockabilly and gospel music all have their roots here, making Tennessee the indelible cros

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