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AN ENDURING LEGACY Since May 7, 1979, TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center has been providing quality and compassionate care in the legacy of Dr. Thomas Frist, Sr., to the communities we serve. At TriStar Hendersonville, we are continually improving and expanding our service lines, medical staff, technology, facilities and the quality of care we provide for those who choose our hospital for their healthcare needs.

This milestone anniversary is an opportunity to reflect on the contributions HCA Healthcare and TriStar Hendersonville have made in Sumner County, and it is also a time to give thanks. From our family of physicians, staff, employees and Board of Directors, we thank you for trusting us to meet your healthcare needs. We look forward to serving you for another 40 years and beyond.

LIFESTYLE LETTER

SEPTEMBER 2019 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Rick Murray | rick.murray@lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Rick Murray

Arts and Fashion in the City by the Lake

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Rick Murray, Lynn Bowles, Emily Helm

IN THE MAGAZINE WORLD, THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE IS THE MOST ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL OF THE YEAR. It’s the unofficial first look at this season’s fashion trends and predictions for the upcoming year. It’s the issue that lovers of style and fashion can’t wait to get their hands on. So it is with much excitement that we present you, dear reader, with our own localized Hendersonville Lifestyle fashion issue. For our annual fall fashion photo shoot, we went to Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center to showcase all the season’s hottest looks straight from the runways. We also have a Giving Back story featuring Modeling for a Cause. If you are into food, then you will enjoy our “Get Your Greek on with Taziki's” article showcasing a new Hot Spot in Hendersonville. Whether or not you consider yourself a fashionista, your personal style is a reflection of your personality, lifestyle and taste. And we’re always looking for ways to put

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Happy fall, Hendersonville and Sumner County!

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ON THE COVER Models and Art at Monthaven

PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY 4

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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2019

FEATURES 14 Get Your Greek on with Tazikiâ€™s Food and Fun with a Mediterranean Flair

18 Showcasing Art with Style Fashion and Arts Come Together at Monthaven

24 Dress Up Your Drink These Beautiful Beverages Are Sure to Turn Heads

18 24

28 Modeling for a Cause Garlands and Glitter Benefits Local Charities

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Hot Spot

24 Culinary Creations 28 Giving Back 33 Realty Report 34 Lifestyle Calendar

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GOOD TIMES 2.

All Air Extreme Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for All Air Extreme at its new 170 E. Main St., Suite 200 location on May 8.

1. Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce members pose with All Air Extreme owners Richard and Kandace Martin. | 2. Tennessee Small Business Development Center Director Charles Alexander addresses the crowd. | 3. All Air Extreme owners Richard and Kandace Martin address the crowd. | 4. All Air Extreme holds a ribbon cutting ceremony. | 5. All Air Extreme’s new location is now open. | 6. Tennessee Small Business Development Center Director Charles Alexander presents the Rising Star Award to All Air Extreme owners Kandace and Richard Martin.

Hendersonville Freedom Festival The City of Hendersonville hosted its Freedom Festival celebration at Drakes Creek Park on July 3. More than 20,000 people attended the annual event.

1. An aerial view of the 2019 Freedom Festival at Drakes Creek Park | 2. A spectacular fireworks show was staged at the end of the festival. | 3. “Hendersonville’s Got Talent” Ryman Wooten performs. | 4. Garage Band Revival performs a rock ‘n’ roll set. | 5. Fireworks light up the festival sky. | 6. Hunter Mounce performs. 8

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Cooking 101 Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for Cooking 101 at its new 112 Saundersville RoadÂ Unit C-300 location on July 17.

1. Zacheriah Williams is having a good time at the Cooking 101 ribbon cutting. | 2. Hendersonville Chamber members sample food at Cooking 101. | 3. Brina Miller poses during the ribbon cutting. | 4. Cooking 101 provided food samples during the ribbon cutting. | 5. Cooking 101 hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony. | 6. Greg Wilson is having a good time during the ribbon cutting.

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AROUND TOWN

VOL STATE LAUNCHES IT ACADEMY FOR ADULT STUDENTS Tech skills are in demand by employers, and many people are trying to enhance their current jobs or start a new career with IT education. Volunteer State Community College is responding with a new program for adults called IT Academy. It’s a series of non-credit courses outside the normal academic system designed to teach people basic tech skills and also provide people who already have an IT background with ways to advance their career. The first course, Basic Coding for Beginners, was held in August, and it provided students with an introduction to website design. The second course, Cisco Certification, is designed to help students achieve the Certified Cisco Networking Associate designation. It will

SALT MEDSPA CELEBRATES THIRD ANNIVERSARY Salt MedSpa celebrated its third birthday on

meet weekly from Aug. 26 through Dec. 12. The

June 29. The spa opened in June 2016 with a

cost of the course is $504. Because these are non-credit classes and out-

massage room, an aesthetics room and two salt

side of Vol State academic offerings, TN Reconnect

rooms, a relaxation room and an activity room. In

does not apply to the IT Academy. However, the

2017, Salt MedSpa expanded its services to include

courses would enhance the resume of those with a

a couples massage room, and infrared sauna and

college degree or those pursuing one.

another aesthetics room. As the premier salt room in middle Tennessee, Salt MedSpa desires to help people breathe well, look well and feel well.

ACTORS POINT TO BECOME RESIDENT THEATRE COMPANY AT VOL STATE Actors Point announced that it has been named the

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Theatre

Company

for

Volunteer State Community College for the 20192020 season. This collaboration will include a season of three of Actors Point’s main stage productions performed in the Steinhauer-Rogan-Black Humanities Building’s Black Box Theater as well as in the Caudill Hall’s Wemyss Auditorium. Special pricing for tickets will be available for students and faculty for each production.

VOL STATE HOLDS FUNDRAISER FOR NEW WILSON COUNTY CAMPUS The

Volunteer

State

Community

“We are thrilled with this relationship,” said Greg Wilson, founding artistic director and founder of Actors Point.

College

Foundation held an event at Beretta Vineyards in Mt. Juliet recently to launch the effort to locate a Vol State campus in Wilson County. The location was the original site of the longtime McFarland family farm. Sandra McFarland decided to donate 2.5 acres of land after

learning that Vol State was looking for a suitable site.

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HOT SPOT

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

Get Your Greek on with Tazikiâ€™s FOOD AND FUN WITH A MEDITERRANEAN FLAIR

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PICTURE A PLACE IN THE CITY BY THE

Today, Taziki’s has more than 90 locations

LAKE THAT SERVES FRESH, HEALTHY

across the country. The Mediterranean

FOOD IN A COMFORTABLE DECOR

influence is present in each location in both

REMINISCENT OF GREECE. A community

the food and the hospitality. In addition,

place, where you can meet up with friends

every Taziki’s restaurant is decorated in a

and family, have a delicious meal and cele-

stylish fashion, featuring photographs and

brate the joys of life.

artwork taken during the Richards’ Greek

Since April 2019, that place has been Taziki’s Mediterranean Café. Offering a blend of classic Mediterranean dishes and unique signature items, Taziki’s

adventures. Along with the wall decorations, the restaurants also have carefully designed table layouts that encourage sharing among friends and family.

has rapidly become one of Hendersonville’s

While the restaurant offers a broad

most popular eateries. From quick salads

menu of popular items, the hands-down

and gyros at lunch to sumptuous grilled

Hendersonville favorite is the Taziki’s Feast.

feasts at dinner, Taziki’s is the place to go for

This hearty entree features a small Greek

the best in food, drink and fellowship.

salad as well as the diner’s choice of protein

“We pride ourselves on offering great food

and side items. Other popular items include

that the entire family can enjoy,” says Travis

flavorful quinoa bowls, handcrafted kebabs

Laha, manager of Taziki’s in Hendersonville.

and Taziki’s signature Caesar salad.

“We source our produce locally from culti-

Along with its rich cuisine, Taziki’s also

vate farms in Nashville every day so that our

offers a wide selection of wines and craft

customers can enjoy the freshest, healthi-

beers that are sure to complement any meal.

est fruits and vegetables.”

The combination of great food and smooth

Taziki’s was founded 20 years ago by restauranteurs Keith and Amy Richards. They

libations can help turn an ordinary dining occasion into something special.

came up with the fast-casual concept shortly

Given the attention to detail that accom-

after returning from a vacation in Greece in

panies every meal at Taziki’s, one might think

1997. While there, they fell in love with the

that the time between ordering and dining

Mediterranean culture of warmth and con-

would be lengthy. However, nothing is fur-

nection, as well as the fresh, healthy Greek

ther from the truth.

cuisine. They decided to replicate that con-

“Our typical meal prep time—the time from

cept in the United States, and they opened

leaving the register to sitting and dining—is

their first Taziki’s in Birmingham in 1998.

about five minutes,” Travis says. “The only CONTINUED >

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(CON TI N U ED)

Taziki’s famous hand-crafted kebabs

Taziki’s signature quinoa bowl

time that it takes any longer is for entrees that include salmon. Even then, the wait time is less than 12 minutes.”

Along with its traditional dine-in and carry-out options, Taziki’s also offers a catering service that is perfect for any special occasion.

Along with its commitment to outstanding food, drink and

From standard drop-off meal delivery to full-service, on-site catering,

service, Taziki’s is also committed to community involvement.

Taziki’s can spice up any event with the flavors and aromas of Greece.

Although the restaurant supports many local causes, it is particularly devoted to the Hope Project.

Day in and day out, Taziki’s is committed to living up to its mission statement to “create an environment that combines extraordinary

“The Hope Project teaches special needs children how to grow

food with meaningful human connection.”

the herbs that we use in the restaurant,” Travis says. “After harvest, we teach the children how to sell their produce back to us. This pro-

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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY

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FASHION AND ARTS COME TOGETHER AT MONTHAVEN

FASHION IS MERELY ART THAT IS WORN. Therefore, it is only natural that a modeling session feels right at home in an art gallery. To that end, the Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center in Hendersonville recently hosted four local ladies who modeled a fashionable blend of Americana-themed clothing and accessories against a backdrop of paintings and sculpture. Models Joy Walling (owner of Designer OMI Beads), Cheyanne Johnson (owner of Helping Hands Cleaning), Gina Pearson (stylist at Blownaway Salon Suites and Beauty Bar) and Tina Marie Taraczkozy (personal shopper and stylist) spent an afternoon wearing a variety of styles selected to complement the art featured in two current exhibitions: I Didn’t Know How to Tell You by various artists and American Flags by painter Tim Yanke. The I Didn’t Know How to Tell You exhibition features various artwork created by veterans of the armed forces. All of the works on display were coordinated by CreatiVets, an organization dedicated to providing combat veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury with opportunities to use art, music and creative writing to ease their trauma and to heal their unseen wounds of war. Tim Yanke is an American artist who uses the color and cultural influences of the U.S. Southwest to create his bold, abstract paintings. His American Flags exhibit, also known as Yanke Doodles, showcases stylized paintings of the U.S. flags and other patriotic images using bright, surreal colors. During their fashion session, the four models wore several different styles of clothing and jewelry that was provided by local style shops. Featured vendors include OMI Beads, My Style Scoop, Bates Boutique and Gold & Company. Each of the items was carefully selected for color and texture in order to blend in with the themes of the artwork on display.

ARTWORK American Flags JOY WALLING DRESS Halter Maxi | MyStyleScoop.net | $78 BRACELETS Stackable Beads | OMIBeads.com | $28 each

CONTINUED >

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SHOWCASING ART WITH STYLE

(CON TI N UED)

ARTWORK I Didnâ€™t Know How to Tell You FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: JOY WALLING

CHEYANNE JOHNSON

GINA PEARSON

TINA MARIE TARACZKOZY

DRESS Halter Maxi |

TOP Stay On Trac Blouse |

DRESS Bralette Dress |

DRESS Stripe Max with Spaghetti Straps

MyStyleScoop.net | $78

BatesBoutique.com | $45

BatesBoutique.com | $52

| MyStyleScoop.net | $48

BRACELETS Stackable Beads

BOTTOM Throw It On Back Belle Bottom Jeans

SHOES Way On Up Wedge Shoes

NECKLACE AND EARRINGS

| OMIBeads.com | $28 each

| BatesBoutique.com | $52

| BatesBoutique.com | $40

Turquoise and Silver Beaded Necklace |

SHOES Way On Up Wedge Shoes |

BRACELETS Stackable Beads |

GoldAndCoBoutique.com | $150

BatesBoutique.com | $40

OMIBeads.com | $28 each

BRACELETS Stackable Turquoise Beads

NECKLACE Authentic Squash Blossom,

| OMIBeads.com | $28 each ; Silver Cuff

Native American Turquoise and Silver |

Bracelet | GoldAndCoBoutique.com | $59

GoldAndCoBoutique.com | $1,499

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Upcoming Holiday Events Champions of Valor September 20, 2019

When: 7:30 to 9:00 AM Where: Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club 550 Johnny Cash Pkwy. Hendersonville, TN

Benefiting: Salvus Center

A Night in Monte Carlo October 26, 2019 When: 7:00 to 10:00 PM Where:Â Clarendale at Indian Lake 195 Indian Lake Blvd. Hendersonville, TN Benefiting: The Senior Center

Other UpcomingÂ Events November 2, 2019 Garlands and Glitter Fashion Show November 16, 2019 Tablescapes Fashion Show November 22, 2019 Christmas Tree Elegance & Reception November 25, 2019 Christmas for Kids Concert at Ryman November 28, 2019 Indian Lake Loop 5K & 5 Mile Walk & Run November 30, 2019 Breakfast with Santa Visit our website for more details and a full calendar of our events!

www.HolidayFestTN.org September 2019 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

DRESS UP YOUR

CULINARY CREATIONS

THESE BEAUTIFUL BEVERAGES ARE SURE TO TURN HEADS

DRINK BOLD COLORS. Fresh florals. An eye-catching shimmer. The perfect embellishment. We’re talking cocktails, not the catwalk.

BLUE M ARTINI WITH FLORAL ICE CUBES + 2 ounces Absolut Citron + 1/2 ounce Blue Curaçao

But like fashion, the art of mixology is full of

+ 1/2 ounce lemonade

ways to push the limits with creative twists

+ 1 ounce Sprite

on classic recipes and unique adornments

+ Edible flowers such as rose,

guaranteed to turn heads. There’s no reason

lavender, hibiscus and nasturtiums

your personal style can’t extend to the drink in your hand. These options are bound to taste as delicious as they look.

Pour Sprite into ice cube trays and add edible flower combinations. Let freeze overnight. Combine

ARTICLE CATE MARIAN

Absolut

Citron,

Blue

Curaçao, lemonade and ice cubes in martini shaker. Shake and strain into a martini glass. Allow ice cubes to melt, gradually filling the glass with Sprite and garnishing the drink with beautiful botanicals.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2019

FIG + THYME S PA R K L I N G LEMONADE + Thyme simple syrup + 1/2 cup sugar + 1/2 cup water + 1 bunch thyme + 2 fresh figs + 3/4 ounce lemon juice + 3/4 ounce thyme syrup + 3/4 ounce Sprite In a small saucepan, simmer sugar, water and thyme leaves over low heat for 5 minutes or until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and let the thyme infuse into the syrup for at least 10 minutes. For the cocktail, muddle figs and

PA S S I O N F R U I T FA U X - J I T O

lemon juice in the bottom of a glass. Add ice, 3/4 of the thyme syrup and Sprite. Stir and garnish with fig and a sprig of thyme.

+ Passion fruit (2 tablespoons) + Mint leaves (6-8 chopped, plus 2-3 small sprigs)

Muddle

passion

fruit,

mint

leaves, sugar and lime juice in bottom of glass.

+ Sugar (2 teaspoons)

Fill with crushed ice.

Finish with club soda and stir.

Lime (.5 oz, freshly squeezed)

+ Club soda (1 oz)

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GIVING BACK

ARTICLE RICK MURRAY PHOTOGRAPHY EMILY HELMS AND LYNN BOWLES

MODELING FOR A CAUSE GARLANDS AND GLITTER BENEFITS LOCAL CHARITIES NOTHING BEATS A SPECIAL NIGHT OF GLITZ AND GLAMOUR TO HELP USHER IN THE HOLIDAY SEASON. It is even more meaningful when the fun and festivities help raise funds for local charities. Since 2013, Hendersonville has had such an event, the annual Garlands and Glitter fashion show. Guests get to experience an evening of dinner, entertainment and fashion that welcomes in the holiday season with stylish, Southern glamour. Garlands and Glitter is held each year at the Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club on the first Saturday of November. Now in its seventh year, the glitzy event features a fashion show, entertainment, dinner and a unique in-house shopping experience. All proceeds from Garland and Glitter are donated to a local charity each year. “Garlands and Glitter is truly unique in Hendersonville,” says Lynda Evjen, president of the Newcomers and Community Club of Sumner County. “While we have had daytime fashion shows, this is our only nighttime event. It is truly an evening soiree.” The event is produced by the Newcomers and Community Club of Sumner County in conjunction with HolidayFest. All modeled clothing is provided by Dillard’s of Rivergate Mall. Dillard’s also furnishes an on-site mini-store that guests can shop in throughout the evening. “Since the first event, Garlands and Glitter has always offered a shopping experience to complement the fashion show,” Lynda says. “Guests at the event receive special discounts on merchandise that they can purchase in the store throughout the evening.” Planning for the show begins early each year, with model selection occurring months before the actual event. Typically, the models CONTINUED >

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Connie Maynord and Ken Gilbert pose with the other models.

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are local celebrities and dignitaries who vol-

Although the Garlands and Glitter plan-

unteer their time for the cause. After model

ners usually choose a different charitable

selection, the wardrobe planning process

beneficiary each year, this year they are

begins, usually in late July.

going to benefit the same organization as

“Once our models are selected, we send Dillard’s their photos and measurements

in 2018, the After Breast Cancer (ABC) program of the Sumner County Family YMCA.

so that their stylists can pick out flattering

“Last year, the community really embraced

attire,” Lynda says. “The models then go to

our decision to support the ABC program,”

Dillard’s to try on the clothes to see what

Lynda says. “Due to the positive feedback

looks and feels good on them and to select

we received, we decided to make ABC our

what they like the best.”

charitable recipient again in 2019.”

Although the event is upscale, the fash-

Along with being the beneficiary of

ions that are modeled are available to all

Garlands and Glitter, the ABC program will

shoppers at Dillard’s.

also provide several of the models for the

“We think of Garlands and Glitter as a

fashion show, as it did in 2018.

fashion show for middle America,” Lynda

“Last year, the ABC ladies really enjoyed

says. “We make sure that the clothes worn by

participating in the program,” Lynda says.

our models are accessible and affordable.”

“Our event offers them a great opportu-

Each year, Garlands and Glitter is hosted by a local celebrity. For the past four years, NewsChannel 5 meteorologist Lelan Statom has been the master of ceremonies, and he will serve in that role again in 2019.

nity to get up and model and to feel good about themselves.” This year’s event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 2, beginning at 6 p.m. Tickets for the event are only $60 per per-

Along with the fashion show, Garlands and

son, and seven VIP tables along the fashion

Glitter also features local entertainers. This

runway are available for $1,000 sponsorships.

year, the event will showcase country music

For a fun evening and an uplifting start

performer Cherish Lee, daughter of legendary

to the holiday season, be sure to check out

singer Johnny Lee and actress Charlene Tilton.

Garlands and Glitter.

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Models take to the runway.

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SEPTEMBER

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SEP 1 - OCT 20

chance to win prizes! Participants

to sell merchandise, food and bever-

can bring their own chalk or use

ages, so bring lawn chairs, family and

PICASSO: MASTER IN CLAY

provided chalk. Chalk contest entries

friends and spend the evening.

must be drawn between 10 a.m. and 1

Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center

p.m. Judging is at 1 p.m., and winners

For the first time in Tennessee, Picasso:

will be announced at 1:30 p.m.

Master in Clay Edition Ceramics, 1948-1969 – This exhibition is a rare opportunity to view Pablo Picasso’s greatest ceramic works. More than 60 Picasso edition ceramics will be

CHAMPIONS OF VALOR BREAKFAST

SALTY DOG FESTIVAL

Blackburn and the well-known eye

Bluegrass Yacht & Country Club

Join keynote speaker Sen. Marsha

Goodlettsville City Hall

doctor Dr. Ming Wang at this event,

until Oct. 20, 2019. Sponsored by The

The Ninth Annual Salty Dog Festival

which benefits Salvus Center. We

Park West Foundation.

will include the best in antiques, local

will honor men and women of the fire

art/crafts, music, local businesses and

and police departments who are our

6-7

food. The day will start with a Stop,

champions of valor. The event kicks

Drop and Run 5K before the festival

off the HolidayFest season in Sumner

MARKET IN THE PARK

begins with live music, a petting zoo,

County, so you will not want to miss

a kids’ zone, arts/crafts and business

this. Tickets are $40.

on exhibit. The exhibition will be open

Triple Creek Park

booths spilling over to adjacent side

Don’t know what you’re looking for?

streets. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

That’s OK! You’ll find it at Market in the Park! Seventy-plus vendors bring you furniture, artwork, clothing, beauty products, soaps, signs ... and food! The event will be held on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 and 7. Admission is

SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE'S MUSEUM DAY AT TROUSDALE PLACE

GRIT GRACE GRUB

Trousdale Place

Trousdale Place will have a free open

Gallatin

The

house event in conjunction with

Commerce is proud to present Grit

the Smithsonian Magazine’s Museum

Grace Grub, a food and bluegrass

Day. Trousdale Place was the home

tour

historic

of former governor William Trousdale,

TENNESSEE HONEY FESTIVAL

Gallatin. Participating restaurants will

who also served in the War of 1812,

offer samples or a small plate of their

Creek Wars, Seminole Wars and the

Memorial Park

signature food items and along the

Mexican-American War. Free admis-

Featuring a variety of honey vendors,

Grit Grace Grub route, and musicians

sion, with hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

music, food and activities for the whole

will be playing live bluegrass music!

family, the Tennessee Honey Festival

Admission is $25 per person.

$3 for Friday and $1 for Saturday.

Gallatin

held

Area

Chamber

throughout

returns in 2019 at Hendersonville Memorial Park to raise awareness and educate the community about the honeybee crisis. The free festival will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

7 CHALK THE WALKWAY Douglass-Clark House

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A TASTE OF HENDERSONVILLE Streets of Indian Lake

THIRD THURSDAY ON MAIN – THE JAMES STORY BAND

The Taste of Hendersonville is loaded

Main Street, Gallatin

attendees the chance to sample the

Free concerts are held on the third

many flavors Hendersonville restau-

Thursday of each month from June

rants, grocers and caterers have to

through September on the his-

offer. Each year, entrants in the Taste

toric Downtown Gallatin Square.

vie for the top awards including Best

with local eatery booths, allowing

walkway

September’s featured concert is

Local

House

headlined

Restaurant, Best of Taste and the

The

James

Story

Restaurant,

Best

Gallatin! The public is invited to enter

Band. Downtown Gallatin merchants,

highly

the free chalk drawing contest for a

restaurants and bars will be open late

Tickets available on-site.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2019

coveted

People’s

National Choice.