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The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the Nashville web, including Nashville Public Radio, Rolling Stone, Nashville Public Radio, Nashville Pride, Nashville Scene, Nashville Arts Magazine and Broadway World.

Photos by Morgan Yingling | © NowPlayingNashville

Daniel Meigs | Nashville Scene

The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the Nashville web, including ABC News, The Tennessee Tribune, Nashville Scene, Nashville Arts Magazine and Broadway World.

Morgan Yingling | NowPlayingNashville

Nashville's free, outdoor festival showcases some of the best talent from Lightning 100 and across the nation. See what August 10 had in store at Public Square Park.

Eric England | Nashville Scene

The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the Nashville web, including Billboard, New York Post, Nashville Business Journal, Nashville Scene, Nashville Arts Magazine, Nashville Pride and Broadway World.

Photo: Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition

TIRRC's 5th Annual InterNASHional Food Crawl includes 50 participating restaurants and cuisine from around the world.

Photo: Tomato Art Fest

Each month, East Side Story proprietor Chuck Beard offers up a survey of Nashville literary events he's looking forward to, including The 2017 Tomato Art Festival, numerous open Mic poetry nights, East Side Storytellin' and more.

Suspended Gravity Circus of the Sideshow Fringe Festival

The Music City Skinny is a weekly roundup of arts and entertainment news and views from around the Nashville web, including The Tennessean, Nashville Scene, Nashville Arts magazine, Broadway World Nashville, and StyleBlueprint.

Morgan Yingling/NowPlayingNashville

The Tennessee Whiskey Trail consists of a 30-stop tour to 25 distilleries, ranging from boutique-sized distilleries to large internationally-recognized operations that span from East to West Tennessee.

American for the Arts

The Arts & Prosperity 5 national impact study indicates that Nashville and Davidson County's arts and culture industry generates $429.3 million in annual economic activity, supports 14,277 full-time equivalent jobs and generates $51.1 million in local and state government revenues.

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