Experience Tennessee, which is headquartered right here in Lynchburg, is now an unwriter of the The Cavern Sessions, which broadcasts on PBS.
Category: Arts & Culture
Local brings storybooks to life
From acting to set design, one local is helping local students bring Madeline Finn and the Shelter Dog to life this fall.
Wartrace, Small Town Famous
A new documentary about nearby Wartrace features the personalities and history that makes the rural small town unique.
Different Wig, Same Metrics: A Review of Versailles by Kathryn Davis
BOOK REVIEW | Don’t expect a page-turner. Davis’s Versailles whispers in fragments, mirroring a life lived under the gaze of others. The novel is less about facts than about what it feels like to be the person everyone already thinks they know.
Library picks What Happen to Nina as August book club read
They meet the last Friday of each month and on Friday, August 29 the Moore County Library Brown Bag Book Club will discuss Dervla McTiernan’s What Happened to Nina?
Tennessee Tourism receives arts commission grant
The state recently announced that the Tennessee Tourism office located here in Lynchburg is one of five arts organization to receive the latest round of state grant funding.
Second Lincoln County Process mural goes up in Fayetteville
ARTS & CULTURE | First it was Lynchburg and now Fayetteville. The second Tennessee Whiskey Trail Mural is now up in nearby Fayetteville. Both depict the Lincoln County Process in artfully unique ways.
TN book award winner re-examines plantation life in West TN
ARTS & CULTURE | A humanizing re-examination of the Davies Manor located near Memphis is the 2024 Tennessee History Book Award winner.
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.
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.









