Nashville!

Ever since the Hermitage was opened to the public as a museum in 1889, over 15 million people have come far and wide to visit this historical landmark.

Nashville’s label and reputation as the Athens of the South served as major inspiration for its people to construct in its own city Greece’s prime attraction, the Parthenon.

Mention a museum and the first word that often pops into mind is… BORING!  To most people, museums are all the same, full of old stuff to act as a constant reminder of our past, our heritage, when the truth is we will never really forget about the past because we study it all the […]

The rich cultural heritage of the people of Nashville finds another greater pride as music finds its home in the Grand Ole Opry, a weekly country music radio program and concert broadcast live on WSM radio. It is aired every Friday and Saturday night beginning March all throughout the end of the year. The Grand […]

There is so much life full of creativity perfectly roaming inside the former post office building in downtown Nashville as Frist Center for Visual Arts caters splendid visual arts from classical to contemporary Art Nouveau. Designed in Art Deco style, the ample space of Frist art museum caters splendid visual arts from classical to contemporary […]