"Clarksville, TN celebrates its history with the release of 'Historic Clarksville 1784-2024,' a book detailing its 240-year history, authored by Jimmy Settle and supported by Wally Burchett of Burchett Media."

Tennessee is launching a plethora of new tourist attractions in 2026, including scenic lifts in Gatlinburg, a night ride at Dollywood, and new eateries and hotels statewide.

The TWRA has released a collectible waterfowl stamp featuring Glory Malone's artwork of a ruddy duck, with proceeds aiding habitat improvement in Tennessee.

The Tennessee State Museum seeks partners to restore and relocate the Red Grooms Fox Trot Carousel, as per an official statement. An RFI invites proposals to manage the culturally significant carousel.

The 4th Annual Starry Night event in Nashville is set to support arts education and cultural events through performances, art exhibits, and fundraising activities.

Columbia, Tennessee unveiled a Thurgood Marshall statue, honoring his civil rights legacy and the city's historical significance following the 1946 race riot.

Tennessee introduces new attractions, eats, and experiences for the fall season, including ghost tours, a racing coaster, and various festivals and cultural events.

Red Clay State Historic Park hosts a Cherokee Cultural Celebration showcasing traditional dances, crafts, and traditions of Cherokee tribes, with events including a hawk release and educational exhibits.

Clarksville has restored the historic entrance arch at Public Square, preserving the city's architectural heritage with modern casting techniques and a commitment to authenticity.

Tennessee allocates $5 million for museum and historic site maintenance and improvements, with applications due by August 25, 2025, and funds available to 501(c)(3) nonprofits and government-affiliated organizations.

Goodlettsville City Hall is hosting a series of free community art exhibits in July, featuring works from local artists and students, with regular updates to the display.

The Tennessee State Museum's exhibition "Photography in Tennessee: Early Studios and the Medium’s First Century" opens June 10, showcasing over 200 historical pieces from 1839-1939.

MTSU Arts is holding its annual celebration concert featuring performances from various art disciplines and special guest, opera singer Wendy Bryn Harmer. The event includes inducting new members into the MTSU Arts Hall of Fame.