October 9, 2026
Arts & Entertainment
Suttles wins again in World Art Awards
Multi- award-winning Moore County artist Robert “Mutt” Suttles wins again this year in the World Art Awards. After placing 4th last year for one of his works, he entered two of his works this year. Both were winners. One placed second in the Oil, Figure category, and the other placed third in the Realism, Human category.
My Chemical Romance delivers campy, yet nostalgic, theatrical performance to a sold-out Nissan Stadium
There are certain bands and albums that have the ability to transport you back in time, and Thursday night felt like 2006 all over again, when My Chemical Romance played…
Lord Huron showcases story telling with beautiful Huntsville performance
The best live shows don’t just entertain, they tell a story that engages the audience from start to finish. In their first-ever show in Huntsville, that’s precisely what Lord Huron…
International watercolor exhibit now open at art center
This past weekend was the grand opening of the 159th annual International Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society at the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center (TFAC). The exhibit will run from now until Aug. 15.
Final showing of ‘1776’ at South Jackson
A udiences have one final opportunity to experience the Tony Awardwinning musical “ 1776' as South Jackson Community Playhouse concludes its acclaimed production this weekend at the South Jackson Performing Arts Center.
Fine Arts Center hosts international exhibition
The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center is hosting the 159th annual International Exhibition of the American Water Color Society through Aug. 15. The exhibition will feature… Login to continue reading Login…
Rain doesn’t dampen Bonnaroo’s return
A little mud didn’t hurt the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival as it made its comeback this past weekend after last year’s cancelation with strong… Login to continue reading Login…
Banana Pudding Festival a sweet success
Saturday’s Banana Pudding Festival saw a good crowd turn out on a beautiful day to sample puddings and peruse vendors at the event. There was, of course, plenty of banana pudding to try out. Other vendors sold different sweets and treats. There were toys, handmade crafts, leather goods, team gear, and jewelry to pick from. It was all well supported by the community, with approximately a thousand people showing up for the all-day event. More than one vendor sold completely out of their stock.
Hope Koehler takes the stage this Sunday
South Jackson Performing Arts Center will welcome Hope Koehler to its stage as she presents “Love Around the World” this Sunday, May 17.