The Tennessee Magazine

05/01/2026

Cover reveal! May’s cover is BERRY fun! Savor the season with strawberry recipes, There’s a Place and more. Check out the entire May issue here. https://hubs.la/Q04dV_mY0

04/30/2026

South Pittsburg is this April's entry in the There’s a Place series. Check it out here, and look forward to next month's There's a Place! Which towns should we cover next?

South Pittsburg takes a circuitous route to become the home of America’s rural cookware and cornbread Photographs by Robin Conover There’s a place in the southeast Tennessee county of Marion called…

04/29/2026

Looking to travel and have some fun as the weather is getting warmer? Be sure to check out our events calendar.

Granville Season Opening Wed., March 18-Sat., October 31 Granville Season Opening T. B. Sutton General Store 169 Clover Street, Granville,TN, United States In 2026, the Granville theme will be "American 250: Stories That Built Us, Dreams That Move Us". Granville will host the "Home Runs and Home Tea...

04/28/2026

In this month’s Point of View, photographer Robin Conover gives tips on shooting photos on smartphones and gives this photo of a pink lady’s slipper as an example. https://hubs.la/Q04cyGlx0

04/27/2026

Don’t forget to check out spring’s travel feature on historical-themed festivals and add one to your plans this year!

VOLUME 2: An inside look into some of the historical festivals found in the Volunteer State Photo courtesy of Discovery Park of America Photo provided by the Williamson County Parks and Recreation…

04/24/2026

Spring has sprung, and one of the winning poems of this round of Poet’s Playground — “My Dear Spring,” by Lily Boulineau from Middle Tennessee Electric — captured the season well. Check out all the winning poems here! https://hubs.la/Q04cyKnZ0

04/23/2026

In this month’s My Tennessee Notebook, Antsy McClain gets poetic — with the leaf blower disaster of ‘79.

This poem lovingly chronicles the horrible happenings in a small Tennessee suburb Sit back, dear reader, and take in this tale Of a twister that roared Through a Tennessee town A long time ago…

04/22/2026

In this month’s A Taste of Tennessee, you’ll love these loaves! Check it out here.

We get it. You’re busy … but also hungry. That’s why quick breads were invented. These recipes are breads that don’t need hours to rise or bake. Even better, the recipes below use lots of ingredients…

04/21/2026

This month’s Tennessee History column takes readers back to April 1861 — and the night Nashville declared war on the United States. (National Museum of American History photo) https://hubs.la/Q04cyMSC0

04/20/2026

Check out “Cast Iron Constitution” — this month’s There’s a Place on South Pittsburg, Tennessee.

South Pittsburg takes a circuitous route to become the home of America’s rural cookware and cornbread Photographs by Robin Conover There’s a place in the southeast Tennessee county of Marion called…

04/17/2026

From Renaissance festivals to heritage days, history is alive across the state as we celebrate America 250! Add one of the history-themed festivals found in this month’s feature to your must-attend list this year. (Photos: Discovery Park of America, Williamson County Parks and Rec. Dept., Sheldon Livesay) https://hubs.la/Q04cyFjv0