Who knew?! Quite possibly, Nashville’s most famous invention is cotton candy. Ironically the sweet treat’s origins lie in a partnership between candy maker John C. Wharton and dentist William Morrison. The pair created a contraption with a heated spinning bowl yielding fluffy, sugary candy strands. The creation .....
If you’re from the deep South, you may be familiar with the beloved slugburger. If not, then, no, they’re not made with slugs.
The slug burger hails from Northeast Mississippi, and can also be found in parts of Tennessee and Alabama. The burger features a .....
Nothing brings the summer nostalgia quite like a day at the lake. Soak in some rays, snack on Ruffles, crack open a cold beer, and throw on the water skis for a good time. Nashville’s a pretty bustling city these days, so just where can you go .....
If you’re unfamiliar, mules are a big deal in Columbia, TN, the self-proclaimed ‘Mule Capital’ of the world. The inception of the annual Mule Day festivities dates back to 1840 when mule breeders met for a one-day livestock show. The event has grown over the years to .....
My husband and I cancelled several trips this past year in the name of COVID. By the fall, we were itching to get out of town and do something, anything! After some friends told us about their experience at Blackberry Farms, we decided a local getaway would scratch .....
