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Summer is finally here, at last!

une is here and it’s time to celebrate Fathers Day and the great outdoors!

In this month’s issue, we feature unique collections of vintage sports and getaway trips that every dad can appreciate. Our community has so much to offer and there are always events, festivals, concerts or movies in the park that the whole family can enjoy. June is also the month we begin working on the annual Best of Brentwood issue so please log on to BrentwoodLifestylePubs.com and show your support to your favorite local businesses in the area. I would also love to hear your stories and spotlight special residents in our community that have made an impact on you or others. Please visit our website to submit your story ideas or special announcements so that we can share with our readers in future issues. So, whether you are packing the car for summer road trips, or packing the cooler for the lake, I hope you will also pack this month’s issue along with you, wherever your summer destinations may take you.

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celebrates after winning the 2016 Cardboard Regatta at Deer Run Camps & Retreats. Shane LeAnna of Nashville’s Do-All Outdoors hoists Float Like A Butterfly, the boat they designed and built themselves. Also pictured are Jaclyn Grimsley and children (left to right) Bodie Grimsley, Sophia Grimsley, Kylie LeAnna and Kaiden LeAnna. PHOTOGRAPH BY JON GRAHAM / DEER RUN CAMPS & RETREATS 4

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Around Town

Times Past

Healthy Lifestyle

Water & Woods

City Scene

Travel Destination

Lifestyle Calendar

Parting Thoughts

14 A Vintage Experience at 'The Old Ballgame'

Vintage Base Ball blends sport, history and a love for both.

20 Doing it All Outdoors

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AROUND TOWN

Thirty-seven students who have chosen military careers, either by signing on for active service or being accepted into one of the country’s military academies or in the reserve, were on hand for this special ceremony. Many were joined by friends and family as the dis-

WILLIAMSON COUNTY FAIR ANNOUNCES NEW CENTURY FARMS VIDEO CONTEST The Williamson County Fair is sponsoring a new competition this year — the Century Farms Video Contest — in which participants will produce a film telling the story of a Williamson County Century Farm for a chance to win a $500 grand prize. The Tennessee Century Farms Program was created in 1975 by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture as part of the nation’s bicenten-

trict celebrated their decision to serve the nation. For some students, the calling to serve has always existed. “It’s just something that I’ve kind of had since I was a little kid and something I’ve known I wanted to do for a long time,” said Brentwood High Naval Academy commitment Graham Brothers. For others, the choice to serve is a family tradition. “It’s a family thing,” said BHS Air Force Academy commitment Riley Graves. “My mom went there; my dad was in the Air Force; my brother graduated from the Academy; and my sister is currently there.”

nial celebration. The primary focus of the program is to honor and rec-

No matter what branch they are going to or their reasons for

ognize the dedication and contributions of families who have owned

choosing to be in the military, students were proud to be recognized

and farmed the same land for at least 100 years. Of Tennessee’s 1,625

for choosing to serve.

Century Farms, 38 are located in Williamson County.

“I think it stands out because you don’t typically see it,” said Summit

The contest is open to all Williamson County rising ninth through

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Christian Blaze (Navy)

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Graham Brothers (Naval Academy)

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Nick Dillingham (Navy)

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Riley Graves (Air Force Academy)

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Walter Thomas (Marines)

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Seth Alexander Johnson (Army)

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Noah Hunter Lawing (Navy ROTC)

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Adam Eckard (Marines) Jacob Holeman (Navy)

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ake me out to the ball game, where the rules are from the 1860s,

there wasn't one to join. So I set out to form one. Through Facebook

every player has a nickname and no one wears a glove.

I met Michael Thurmon, a Nashvillian who was also interested is

uniforms to the camaraderie often missing from sports today, vintage

I led the Franklin squad.”

We're talking about vintage base ball. From relic, hand-stitched

base ball transports fans and participants to another time for an hour or two to enjoy America's favorite pastime. The Tennessee Association of Vintage Base Ball was formed during the fall of 2012 by Trapper “Mama’s Boy” Haskins and Michael

seeing the game played locally. He oversaw the Nashville club, and The interest the two men were able to generate throughout the debut season allowed the league to expand to a 12 team, statewide circuit playing at nine historic venues, including Ravenswood Mansion, home of the Travellers Club of Brentwood.

“Roadblock” Thurmon with play beginning in 2013. That summer

“We promote living history by bringing the 19th century to life through

there were just the two charter teams: Franklin Farriers and the

base ball events that use the rules, equipment, costumes and culture of

Nashville Maroons.

the 1860s,” says Travellers team captain Andy “Professor” Finch. “Our

“After playing on a vintage team in Port Huron, Michigan in 2007,

goal is to exemplify to youth and adults alike the values that are lacking

I just fell in love with it,” says Haskins. “I decided to join a team

in modern-day athletic programs, and encourage a sense of belonging

in Tennessee after moving back but the problem, I found out, was

regardless of race, gender, religious conviction or physical ability.”

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Make no doubt about it though, this is a competitive game, the bats are heavy and

modern baseball anymore and being on the field

the ball has broken some fingers. Keep in mind, 1864 base ball was a bare-handed

with varying ages where the objective is to compete

sport, as the baseball glove had not yet been invented. Runners can’t overrun first

for the love of the game is baseball at its core.”

base, pitchers toss underhand, fielders and catchers alike can catch the ball on the

There are no tryouts per se. Anyone with a love of

fly or on one bound and it’s still ruled an out. But the main difference between the

the game and an interest in its history is welcome. In

vintage game and many contemporary sports, however, is not the rules but the care

fact, some of the league’s members don't actually play,

and camaraderie the players have for one another.

but act as umpires and volunteers at the matches.

“The sense of community, that genuine esprit de corps, is really what sets us apart,”

If you are looking for some free, good family

Haskins says. “We pride ourselves on playing a game held to a higher standard of con-

fun, look no further than Tennessee Association of

duct. At nearly every game, you'll see some great play by a fielder cheered by the team

Vintage Base Ball. Bring a blanket; some sunscreen

who is batting, and you'll see a batter complimented by the opposition on a nice hit.

and maybe a picnic to enjoy while you sit back,

Now, it's done in period language: ‘well struck, sir’ or ‘fine play,’ but the sentiment is

relax and travel back in time.

sincere, regardless of which team’s uniform you wear.”

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was originally based in Oak Hill. They played their first season in 2014 and moved to Brentwood two years later. Their uniforms are produced by a company in Connecticut, with handstitched bibs on the front proudly sporting a Brentwood “B.” The pants worn by the team resemble work pants of the 1860s. Each team in the league is comprised of 15 players. The average age in the league is 40, but the youngest player is 19 and the oldest is 72. Finch says that’s one of his favorite aspects.

Even the umpire dresses in era-specific attire.

“I love that I can continue to play baseball as I get older,” he says. “I can’t really play

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The Health Condition No One Wants to Talk About ARTICLE JAY WILKE

PULLING BACK THE CURTAIN ON INCONTINENCE

eople like talking about their health. It’s not uncommon to hear

Along with Dr. Kaufman and Dr. Scarpero, Dr. Jarnagin is also a

folks openly discussing their blood pressure, their kid’s nut

part of Franklin’s Incontinence Institute, an organization dedicated to

allergies or posting about their gluten-free diet. But rarely do you

the development of innovative protocols and individualized treatment

hear anyone talking about their incontinence issues. Rather than

plans for patients of all ages. Together, the team has served patients

discussing it with friends, family or even health providers, many

from across the country. The Institute was founded to provide these

choose simply to suffer in silence.

patients with an alternative to general incontinence care. There are

“I believe that many people never seek help for their incontinence because they believe that it is a normal effect of aging, or they may mistakenly believe that there are no effective therapies,” said Dr. Harriette Scarpero, urologist with the Incontinence Institute.

a wide variety of effective therapies and the Institute is focused on finding the right one for you. “With so many options available, it is shocking that the adult diaper market actually exceeds sales for baby diapers,” said Dr. Kaufman.

These common misconceptions about incontinence prevent

If you, or a loved one, have questions about incontinence, the doc-

many from seeking the help that they need. Doctors from Franklin’s

tors recommend you seek advice from your primary healthcare pro-

Incontinence Institute are hoping to break the cycle of silence and

vider to determine if referral to an incontinence specialist would be

improve people’s lives.

appropriate. You can also contact the Incontinence Institute directly

“Due to the overall perception of patients regarding their incon-

to arrange a consultation.

tinence symptoms, they are frequently reluctant to report leakage

“Make an appointment and have us evaluate properly,” says Dr.

to their health care provider,” said Dr. Melissa R. Kaufman. “As such,

Jarnagin. “You would never want to have heart surgery for chest pain

urinary incontinence (UI) is an enormous public health problem that

that ended up being gas, and you would not want to have surgery

has been put in the shadow for so long.”

without appropriate evaluation.”

An estimated 33 million American adults suffer from urinary

Proper evaluation and treatment can help bring an end to the

incontinence and 18 million more suffer from bowel incontinence.

stress and make a world of difference in the lives of the millions of

Common risk factors for incontinence include diabetes, depression,

Americans who suffer in silence.

dementia, chronic cough, medications, childbirth, pelvic surgery,

“Since many of the conditions we assist with are difficult to dis-

lumbar spinal issues and heart disease. Whether you are suffering

cuss, an open and honest relationship with the patient is necessary

from urinary frequency, uncontrollable urgency or some other form

and brings us all closer to our ultimate goals of wellness,” said Dr.

of incontinence, most conditions can be successfully treated in a

Kaufman. “Hopefully today someone will recognize themselves read-

minimally invasive way.

ing this and decide to take action and regain control.”

“There are multiple causes of UI, and multiple options of treatment, which can range from non-invasive therapies, to minimally invasive therapies, and with most therapies women can be back to normal

For more information, visit the Incontinence Institute online at

activities soon,” said Dr. Barry Jarnagin, uro-gynecologist. “Some ther-

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apies require no anesthesia or sedation.”

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Water & Woods

DOING IT ALL

OUTDOORS

SHANE LEANNA AND JOHN FABER'S COLLEGE PROJECT HAS CHANGED THE WAY AMERICANS HUNT AND FISH.

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"HUNTIN’, FISHIN’ AND

LOVIN’ EVERY DAY" – or so the song goes. Shane LeAnna, owner and president of Do-All Outdoors, and John Faber, CEO, do just that. LeAnna, a self-described Chris Stapleton look-a-like and California native, traded his surfboard for a shotgun in his college days at the University of Tennessee, where he built the company from the ground up. That’s also where he met Faber, the Tennessee native and more buttoned-down business type of the two, and where this lifelong friendship really started. “I started designing targets in college at UT in the 90s,” says LeAnna. “The concept of the business was to create a clay target thrower to throw all five types of sporting Shane LeAnna (left) and John Faber

clay targets. If you wanted to do this, you had to go to a gun club, which can be expensive and intimidating. “I was able to bring sporting clays to everyone with a shotgun. Those handfuls of products have, over time, as we spend more time shooting and hunting and enjoying the outdoors and listening to the customer, have turned into a couple hundred products in many different categories. We like to call them toys for rednecks or toys for country boys.” Years into that company’s moniker of Do-All Traps, LeAnna realized it was time for a change and Do-All Outdoors was born.

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“Clay target throwers have been called

“What Shane has built and what we’ve run

traps from day one, so the name fit,” he says.

together, it’s no different than how we run our

“However, as we grew and made more and

daily lives,” says Faber. “It’s all built on trust and

more interesting products, Do-All Traps didn’t

ethics. It’s no different how you run a marriage

fit our company any longer. Do-All Outdoors,

or anything. Our word is always good.”

did. It’s a pretty cool umbrella under which we don’t really have a ceiling.” Faber officially joined the Do-All family four years ago, though, if you ask them both, he’s always been a part of it.

The two rely heavily on their own experiences with the products, testing them frequently to make them better and to generate new ideas. “We’ve changed the way this industry

“John and I have always had a close and unique

looks – from our products to our prices,” says

relationship,” says LeAnna. “I’ve always been able

Faber. “We sell industrial, gun club-quality

to rely on him to talk about family, about heart-

products for very affordable prices. Patented

aches, about business - about anything and he’s

innovation that people could afford that’s

always been a trusted ally and someone I can go

reactive and fun for all ages.”

to. So when this opportunity presented itself for him to come onboard, it was a no-brainer.” Today the Nashville residents operate the business from their headquarters along Music Row. So what’s different about this company, you

Selling everything from one of their first products, a clay target thrower, to hearing protection products, gun safety products, innovative targets and more, the company is celebrating its 20th anniversary in style.

may ask. There are thousands of brands and

“We’re reaching into new fields and it’s

hundreds of stores out there that sell similar

an exciting time,” says LeAnna. “If you’re not

products. It’s this friendship, the genuine care

growing, you’re dying. The sky is the limit. We’re

for their customers and their retailers, and the

excited about the future because we don’t feel

downhome, family feel that LeAnna and Faber

like we’ve run out of ideas.”

bring to the table that set them apart. Do-All Outdoors products are available at major retailers like Bass Pro Shops and Dick's Sporting Goods. For more information visit DoAllOutdoors.com. June 2017 | Brentwood Lifestyle

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LIFESTYLE PUBLICATIONS: The reviews are in on the

Titans’ draft haul but Brentwood Lifestyle readers want to know, “What does Clay Travis think about it?” CLAY TRAVIS: I love the drafting of two wide receivers

to give Marcus Mariota weapons, and the secondary was

LP: What should Vanderbilt do, that hasn’t been tried

so awful that adding Adoree Jackson made perfect sense,

already, to build a consistently competitive football pro-

too. So the top positions of need were addressed - wide

gram? Is there one thing that they’re already consistently

receiver and cornerback - now we'll just see whether the

doing right in that effort?

players were the right picks.

CT: It's all about coaching. They had one of the top ten

coaches in college football in James Franklin and they LP: Over the last few years the Predators have emerged

won nine games in back-to-back years. Then Franklin left

from somewhat of a novelty to mainstream acceptance

and they regressed. I think Derek Mason is a great defen-

throughout the market. Many say the Bridgestone Arena

sive coordinator, but I don't think he's going to be able to

crowd is the loudest in the NHL. Does this mean Nashville

get Vandy back to nine wins. Can he get them to 6-6 on a

is as an established hockey city; or is this just the result of

consistent basis? Probably. But it would take another top

rallying around a good team?

ten coach to elevate that ceiling.

CT: I think Nashville is one of the best sports cities

in America. The success of "non-traditional" sports like hockey and soccer in this market is great evidence of

LP: If someone wanted to do Vegas like Outkick The

Coverage, where should they hang out?

that fact. We love every sport in this town. I grew up here

CT: It depends on your age. Vegas is great for that

and if you're my age you played baseball, football, and

reason; it's a carnival for everyone. I love to drink and

basketball. The masses did not play soccer or hockey.

gamble, but right now I like pool parties more than any

Yet the masses will show up and watch both now. I think

club atmosphere. So an ideal Vegas day for me would be

the Preds have done an incredible job marketing hockey

booking a cabana at Encore Beach Club and spending

to fans who have never played the sport, but I think the

the day there. If you really go all out there, you probably

NBA, Major League Baseball or the MLS would all do well

won't be able to make it out to a club, too, but if you can,

here, too. Obviously winning matters, but this is just an

more power to you. If you're a single guy and you want to

incredibly fertile sports marketplace.

go to the hotel with the best-looking women - and why wouldn't you? - it's The Cosmo.

LP: Last year wasn’t necessarily a make-or-break sea-

son for Butch Jones with the UT Vols but he basically held serve against high expectations. Will 9-4 be good enough again this year?

LP: You coach six-year-old baseball players: rewarding

or aggravating? CT: Both. I really enjoy it most of the time, but when

CT: I think Butch Jones is an 8-4 coach. That is, I think

the ball gets hit and a kid forgets to run to the next base

that's about his ceiling. If he goes 7-5 or worse this com-

because he's playing in the dirt, it's hard not to scream,

ing season there are going to be a ton of rumblings about

"RUN," at the top of your lungs.

Chip Kelly to the Vols. And there should be. (By the way, there are going to be a ton of rumblings about Chip Kelly to Auburn, Texas A&M, Notre Dame and Arkansas, too. He's the great coaching white whale.)

LP: This is the June issue. Fathers Day. Any advice for

the dads out there? CT: Do what your wife says.

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BRENTWOOD'S BEST

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ARTICLE JAY WILKE AND ED ATLAS PHOTOGRAPHY ED ATLAS

s bulldog reporters and critical thinkers, Jay Wilke and I received the dangerous -- and high profile -- assignment

of searching for Brentwood’s Best Burgers And Brews. Jay and I have known each other for years and this wasn’t our first Burger & Brew Tour. So we had to lay down some ground rules: 1. Upscale eateries only. Not that there’s anything wrong with dives or fast food. 2. Restaurants had to be within the Brentwood footprint. Or pretty darn close. 3. Each restaurant had to have a serious bar. NO TIME TO WASTE SO LET’S GET RIGHT TO IT.

THE GRILLE PRIME CHEESEBURGER DEL FIRSCO'S GRILLE SAYS ED

This was our first stop so I thought it made sense to open the tour with something traditional. And The Grille Prime Cheeseburger was outstanding. Gotta admit, I wasn’t anticipating something quite like this from a two-patty burger. But it was grilled perfectly and was juicy as could be. That and the cheese, sauce, bacon and other toppings made for a gloriously fine mess. I’m not a fan of sweet potato fries but I tried them this time and they made for a great match. As did the Yazoo Hop Perfect IPA. SAYS JAY

Del Frisco’s is known for grilling some of the best steaks in the area, so I was really looking forward to their burger. With its two grilled patties, melting cheese, and sloppy sauce, I couldn’t help but think of it as a highend version of a Big Mac. Not that there is ever anything wrong with a Big Mac. The meat was truly the star here. Honestly, you could probably just get a plain burger with no toppings and do just fine. For my beer, I went

THE GRILLE PRIME CHEESEBURGER FROM DEL FRISCO’S GRILLE

with Mantra’s unique Saffron IPA, brewed right here in Williamson County.

THE MORNING AFTER FROM STOUT BURGERS AND BEERS

THE MORNING AFTER STOUT BURGERS AND BEERS ACCORDING TO JAY

Stout specializes in two things: burgers and beers. Definitely my kind of place. Their continuously rotating and well-curated tap list is easily one of the best in town. I couldn’t resist the Amarillo Frills, a local double IPA from Bearded Iris. You couldn’t ask for a better burger to go with beer than the “Morning After.” The oozing fried egg, aged cheddar, rosemary bacon, chipotle ketchup and meat ground in-house daily made for an absolutely decadent burger. If you ever happen to see my wife shopping next door at Nordstrom Rack or HomeGoods, I guarantee you will find me sitting right here. ACCORDING TO ED

We couldn’t decide between the Truffle Shuffle, Stout Burger or Goombah. So we settled on The Morning After. The flavors all worked great together. Everything was fresh, but the toppings – including the egg – did not overwhelm the burger. And for an extra $5 you can add a second patty. Not bad. I broke with tradition and ordered onion rings and did not regret the decision. Pair it with The Champion – a locally brewed American Pale Ale from The Black Abbey – and call me in the morning. 26

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THE GREEN CHILE CHEESEBURGER SOPAPILLA'S JAY’S TAKE

When you think of good burgers, you don't think of Mexican restaurants. Here at Sopapilla’s, one of Brentwood’s best burgers is

THE GREEN HATCH CHILE CHEESEBURGER

hiding in plain sight. The Green Chile Cheeseburger features cheese,

FROM SOPAPILLA'S

lettuce, tomato, red onion and a generous helping of Hatch green chile. Honestly, I would put those peppers on just about everything I eat. The seasoned fries were great, too, but Sopapilla’s chips and signature salsa make any meal better. To cool things down a bit, I went with a Dos Perros, Yazoo’s excellent take on a Mexican-inspired brew. ED’S TAKE

This was a difficult assignment for me because whenever I go to Sopapilla’s I order the Stuffed Sopapilla with braised chicken and Hatch Green Chile. But this was for research so I checked my partisanship at the door. Fortunately the Green Chile Cheeseburger is packed with many of the flavors that draw me to Sopapilla’s in the first place. This burger is a great interpretation of an American classic. It’s a little bit of an acquired taste, but it’s one that is acquired quickly. My Good People IPA was drained quickly as well.

THE DURANGO FROM FIREBIRDS WOOD FIRED GRILL

DURANGO BURGER AND SMOKEHOUSE BURGER FIREBIRDS WOOD FIRED GRILL JAY’S FAVE

I’m a sucker for anything spicy, so the Durango Burger jumped out at me. The hefty chile-spiced burger is served on a buttered brioche bun and smothered in fried onions, pepper jack cheese, pickles and a roasted garlic ranch dressing (which goes great with the seasoned steak fries, too). The hearty portion ensures that you won’t be eating anything else for the rest of the day (and maybe even part of the next). I always drink local whenever I can, so I went with a hoppy and refreshing HopJack from Blackstone. ED’S FAVE

I had the Smokehouse Burger and liked how the Java BBQ Sauce hit the right level of spicy sweetness. The applewood-smoked bacon was nearly worth the price of admission all by itself. And did someone say tater

THE SMOKEHOUSE BURGER

tots? You cannot go wrong with this burger.

FROM FIREBIRDS WOOD FIRED GRILL

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UPPING THEIR GAME FOR THE

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ARTICLE ALLIE MYSZKA | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

ast year the first ever Nashville Golf Open (NGO) brought a PGA Web.com event to Middle Tennessee. The tournament was a

huge success with more than 10,000 attendees, but it wasn’t just your average golf tournament. The NGO also made a huge positive impact

Nashville resident, PGA Tour standout and Ryder Cup Champion Brandt Snedeker is a co-sponsor of the 2017 Nashville Golf Open. Photo Donn Jones

on the Middle Tennessee community. “Our goal with this event was to create an exciting week on the

the Snedeker Foundation has raised more than $1 million for charities

annual Middle Tennessee sports calendar, while also looking to better

in the area. In addition, the Foundation hosts the Sneds Tour, a junior

the lives of people in the area who may or may not have connections

golf tournament with lower than normal entry and registration fees,

to the game,” said Patrick Nichol, President of the tournament’s host,

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Last year, the NGO raised more than $50,000 for two organiza-

The Nashville Golf Open benefitting the Snedeker Foundation,

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which will be held from June 26 to July 2, is once again planning

Association’s First Tee Program, and Williamson County high schools.

to donate ticket proceeds back to the local community. When pur-

For the 2017 event, the NGO is setting the fundraising goal even

chasing tickets, attendees may choose if they would like their ticket

higher, and they’ll have a little help from a golf superstar to reach it.

proceeds to go toward the First Tee Program, or toward a Williamson

Last month Nashville native, PGA tour standout and Ryder Cup

County high school of their choice.

champion Brandt Snedeker signed-on as a co-sponsor of the event,

Snedeker himself is a graduate of the Web.com Tour, and credits

which is now known as the Nashville Golf Open benefitting the

the tour and the golf community of Middle Tennessee for giving

Snedeker Foundation.

him the push he needed early in his career. “The Web.com Tour

Snedeker formed the Foundation in 2012 to support the youth of

taught me how to be a pro,” Snedeker said as he held the Ryder

Middle Tennessee in a variety of ways. In its five years of operation,

Cup trophy at a recent media event. He went on to say that without

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the people in his Middle Tennessee community who supported his game as a child, “I wouldn’t be where I am.” The Nashville Golf Open benefitting the Snedeker Foundation is the 14th Web.com Tour event on the calendar for 2017, and will take place at the Nashville Golf & Athletic Club for the second consecutive year. Tickets can be purchased on the Nashville Golf Open website.

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opportunity than he had himself. He sees the value of instilling faith, integrity, hard work and commitment into the lives of his children, often by his own example. Through failures and successes, he has beamed with great pride and joy! When possible, Dad also made sure you experienced life through travel and adventure. As we grow, we learn that memories are among the greatest of life's gifts. Travel provides an opportunity to enhance those memories, because we are more focused on each other. That’s why this year for Fathers Day you might consider giving the gift of travel. Golfers of all skill levels will be ecstatic with an all-inclusive

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Fishermen love the deep waters of Costa Rica that are teeming with sailfish, blue marlin and yellowfin tuna. That’s why Meghan Hendrickson recently surprised her husband with a trip to Playa Herradura. With a stay at the Los Suenos Marriott or Los Suenos Resort & Marina, you can access the famed Los Suenos Marina for a day, or several days, of world class chartered sport fishing. It is recommended to schedule fishing charters in advance. No fishing for a day? No worries. Play a round of golf or head to the spa, but definitely take advantage of a rainforest tour. You can also fly above the rainforest on a zipline for the best views. December through April is Costa Rica’s dry season, so now is a good time to begin planning. Did you know that Dad can experience the back roads of the world via bike, foot, and/or kayak, with a choice of 231 multi-sport itineraries in 50 countries? Backroads Travel offers just that! Tour with groups from across the globe or hire your own private guide. Experience the sights, the culture and the culinary delights of destinations such as the Italian and French Alps, Mallorca, Ecuador, Thailand, the Canadian Rockies, United States National Parks, Hawaii and more! Accommodations, most meals, bikes and equipment, gratuities and events are included in the package rates, allowing Dad to focus on the adventure. Don’t forget Dad’s favorite spectator sports. You can select travel packages around his favorite team or create a customized itinerary. Packages are available for the upcoming MLB All Star Game, as well as the 2017 Rose Bowl. You can even begin planning for the 2018 College Football Championship Game. Aside from sports, you can customize trips around any major art or music festival across the nation. When crossing the country is not practical, Nashville alone is certainly blessed to have some great opportunities for sports, music, arts and gardens. Treat Dad to an overnight stay in downtown Nashville and schedule events you can experience together.

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June VARIOUS DATES THROUGHOUT THE MONTH TPAC

ALLEN; Saturday 10: TIM O'BRIEN & FRIENDS; Friday 16: PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE; Friday 23: THE BELLAMY BROTHERS; Thursday 29-Friday 30: GARY PUCKETT & THE UNION GAP. Check schedule for showtimes. 615.538.2076. FranklinTheatre.com.

DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE The Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) in downtown Nashville is home to Andrew Jackson Hall, James K. Polk Theater and Andrew Johnson Theater. TPAC also manages War Memorial Auditorium, a multi-purpose and historic concert venue. TPAC accommodates major music, dance, and theatrical performances in beautiful spaces with state-of-the-art capabilities. For schedules and ticket information visit TPAC.org. James K. Polk Theater - Sunday 11: TONY AWARDS VIEWING PARTY; Wednesday 14: JOE JACKSON. Andrew Jackson Hall - Monday 12: SIGUR ROS; Wednesday 14: NEIL DE GRASSE TYSON; Saturday 24: THE PRINCESS BIRDE: An Inconceivable Evening with CARY ELWES; Tuesday 27-Sunday, July 2: SOMETHING ROTTEN!

VARIOUS DATES THROUGHOUT THE MONTH

JUNE 3 GAME CHANGERS - STEM IN SPORTS CAMP FOR GIRLS GOOGLE FIBER SPACE, 1108 DIVISION STREET, DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

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DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in a

Thursday 1: OPRY COUNTRY CLASSICS; Friday 2-Saturday 3: FOUR

unique, sports-centered context. After camp, each girl will be paired

VOICES JOAN BAEZ, MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER, AMY RAY and

with a professional woman for six months of one-to-one mentoring

EMILY SALIERS; Monday 5: DARIUS RUCKER AND FRIENDS;

and STEM Expeditions (or corporate field trips) to further explore

Wednesday 7: MARTY STUART'S LATE NIGHT JAM; Friday 9: PAUL

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SHAFFER & THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS BAND; Saturday 17: DANTDM; Thursday 22: BLUEGRASS NIGHTS with VINCE GILL;

JUNE 3

Saturday 24: PUNCH BROTHERS; Thursday 29: EARLS OF LEICES-

KIDS ARTS FESTIVAL OF TENNESSEE

TER. For showtimes and ticket information visit Ryman.com.

PINKERTON PARK

JUNE 2

The Kids Arts Festival of Tennessee provides students in grades K-12 with an opportunity to display their original artwork in a juried exhibit.

FRANKLIN ARTSCENE

Winning pieces will be displayed at the Fire Hall Art Gallery in City

DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN

Hall in Downtown Franklin. Presented by the City of Franklin Parks

This free, monthly art tour is a celebration of Williamson County’s

and The Williamson County Cultural Arts Commission. For more in-

unique artistic talent. The tour includes dozens of sites that are list-

formation visit FranklinTN.gov.

ed on the National Register of Historic Places. The socially-engaging cent work that connoisseurs and novices will enjoy. Free trolley trans-

EVERY SATURDAY IN JANUARY 8 TO 10:30 A.M.

portation available. 6 to 9 p.m. DowntownFranklinTn.com.

NASHVILLE CARS AND COFFEE

event provides an opportunity to see a sweeping variety of magnifi-

VARIOUS DATES THROUGHOUT THE MONTH

CARMIKE THOROUGHBRED 20 IN COOL SPRINGS Nashville Cars and Coffee meets every Saturday in the parking lot of the Carmike Cinemas Thoroughbred 20 in Cool Springs. Exotic cars are

THE FRANKLIN THEATRE

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DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN

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Friday 2-Saturday 3: 13 THE MUSICAL; Saturday 3-Sunday 4: RENT:

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Lifestyle Calendar

(CON TI N U ED)

EVERY SATURDAY IN JUNE, 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M.

23: BUCKINGHAMMcVIE and THE WALLFLOWERS; Saturday 24: THE MUSIC OF LED ZEPPELIN with THE NASHVILLE SYMPHONY;

FRANKLIN FARMERS MARKET

Tuesday 27: CHICAGO and THE DOOBIE BROTHERS. For ticket in-

THE FACTORY AT FRANKLIN

formation and show times visit AscendAmphitheater.com.

Shop for delicious, farm-fresh food at the Franklin Farmers Market. And because it’s all from local farms, the variety of goods chang-

JUNE 16-18

es each week through the seasons. A select number of local crafts

AMERICAN ARTISAN FESTIVAL

persons are on hand with unique goods for sale. Every Saturday

CENTENNIAL PARK

from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. behind The Factory at Franklin. 615.916.1274.

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Festival returns to Centennial Park on Fathers Day weekend. The Amer-

EVERY SUNDAY AT 7 P.M.

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ed fine art fair featuring the finest in

EDDY ARNOLD AMPHITHEATER AT CROCKETT PARK Sunday 4: THE ANSWER BAND; Sunday 11: THE NASHVILLE SYMPHONY; Sunday 18: THE SOUTH STREET PLAYERS; Sunday 25: THE WANNABEATLES. More information is available at BrentwoodTN.gov.

EVERY WEDNESDAY, 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. THOMPSON'S STATION FARMERS MARKET

crafts and fine art from more than 150 artists from around the country. AmericanArtisanFestival.com

JUNE 17 - SEPTEMBER 10 DRESSING DOWNTON: CHANGING FASHION FOR CHANGING TIMES CHEEKWOOD BOTANICAL GARDEN

4683 COLUMBIA PIKE AT HOMESTEAD MANOR TheThompson'sStationFarmer'sMarketisamarketbuiltontheideaofbuying local. The mid-week market is perfect for folks looking to grab fresh produce, enjoy artisan crafted items, or just hang with friends and family. 615.916.1274. TSFarmersMarket.org.

JUNE 13-20, 26-JULY 3 NASHVILLE SOUNDS BASEBALL FIRST TENNESSEE PARK Catch the finest in AAA baseball in one of the finest stadium's in the country, First Tennessee Park, home of the Nashville Sounds. The Pacific Coast League affiliate of the Oakland A's are in town for 13 dates in June and early July. Iowa Cubs (13-16), New Orleans Baby Cakes (17-20), Round Rock Express (26-29), Oklahoma City Dodgers (30July 3). For game times, ticket information and special promotions, call 615.690.4487 or visit NashvilleSounds.com.

JUNE 13

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IRON MAIDEN

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JULY 4

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VARIOUS DATES THROUGHOUT THE MONTH

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Apple Tart Topped with Salted Caramel Ice-Cream

ARTICLE EXECUTIVE CHEF ERIC CARTER PHOTOGRAPHY JANIE JONES

• 12-inch pie crusts

1. Heat oven to 400º F.

• 1⁄2 cup sugar

2. Mix 1/2 cup sugar and the flour in large bowl. Stir in apples. The sugar-flour mixture

• 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour • 4 cups chopped peeled apples • 2 tablespoons sugar

will not all stick to the apples; that’s OK. 3. Spread the apple mixture uniformly from the center of the dough circle to within 2 inches of edge. Fold edge of dough over apple mixture; crimp edge of dough slightly.

• 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon

4. Mix 2 tablespoons sugar, nutmeg and cinnamon; sprinkle over apples and dough.

• 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg

5. Cut 1 tablespoon butter into 5 or 6 small pieces; spread on top of the apples.

• 1 tablespoon butter

6. Bake 27 to 32 minutes or until crust is golden brown. 7. Cut into wedges. Serve warm drizzled with caramel topping.

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