ARTS & CULTURE | A humanizing re-examination of the Davies Manor located near Memphis is the 2024 Tennessee History Book Award winner.
March 26, 2025
Category: Arts & Culture
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MTSU alum nominated for an Oscar for his work on “The Wild Robot”
ARTS & CULTURE | He credits much of his success to his MTSU recording industry major. Keep your eyes peeled for Brian Chumney during tonight's Oscars.
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Tims Ford State Park looking for artist for April’s Art in the Park
ARTS & CULTURE | Calling all Moore County artists: Tims Ford State Park needs vendors for its spring art show happening April 26. Vendor fees are just $10 per spot.
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State seeking artist for David Crockett statue
ARTS & CULTURE | Once a resident of Moore County who lived along the Mulberry Creek, David Crockett will be memorialized at the Tennessee State Capitol with a new bronze statue and you could create it.
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Humanities Tennessee named first-ever Tennessee Book Awards
Looking for a made-in-Tennessee gift idea for the book lover in your life? Humanities Tennessee recently named the winners of the first-ever Tennessee Book Award.
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MCHS performance of Beauty & the Beast opens on Friday
It could be the last time to support the MCHS Theater Club this weekend as they take on Beauty and the Beast. The show opens on Friday.
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Motlow Theatre performs Aesop’s Fables on Nov. 17
On November 17, the Motlow State Theatre Department will perform an adaptation of four renowned Aesop's Fables. Special performances for students K-3 are scheduled.
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Renowned illustrator exhibits at MTSU
She designed the titles for the Wes Anderson film Moonrise Kingdom. Renowned illustrator Jessica Hische's work will be on display at MTSU this week.
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Allman Brothers historian will speak at MTSU on Aug. 30
Allman Brothers historian and author Bob Beatty will speak at MTSU on Wednesday, August 30 in support of his latest book, "Play All Night!".
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MTSU professor releases book about southern murder ballads
ARTS & CULTURE | An MTSU professor has penned a book about the southern murder ballads that's earned the attention of the The New York Times.