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I OFTEN FEEL MUSIC CITY IS MISLABELED. Yes, it's where a country music artist is born, but there's so much more to Nashville and its surrounding suburbs (Franklin!) than just music. Franklin is a community of passionate artists, aspiring authors, stimulating writers, innovative designers, diverse entrepreneurs, gifted musicians and so much more. And in this issue, you'll get to meet just a handful of the many, many talented makers that comprise our rich, creative community. We are continually inspired by the culture our city is bursting with, so for your next night out, we explore a few options for stage, screen, dinner and music. Whatever your talent, we hope you find some of your own inspiration in these pages and unleash your unbridled creativity!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE FEBRUARY 2019

FEATURES 16 Date Night Out with the Arts From Stage to Screen

20 Jessie James Decker Author, Singer, Entrepreneur and South Beach Diet Ambassador

26 Creating a Masterpiece Meet Three Talented Makers

42 What Are You Working On? Nashville Pet Painter Angela Powers

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MUSIC, MOMENTS & MEMORIES: THE CONCERT EVENT CCM United, Trinity Broadcasting Network and Yake Films are thrilled to team up to present two nights of the very best classic CCM (Contemporary Christian Music) artists at the historic Franklin Theatre. This two-day event called "Music, Moments, and Memories: the Concert Event" will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 5 and 6 at 7:30 p.m. Approximately 20 classic and beloved CCM artists will be featured, with up to 10 artists performing each night. Some of the artists performing include DeGarmo and Key, The Katinas, Big Tent Revival, Guardian, Phil Keaggy, Geoff Moore, Bruce Carroll, Wes King, Al Denson, Tammy Trent, Jaci Velasquez, Clay Crosse, Rick Cua, Mark Schultz, John Schlitt and many more artists along with several special guests. A portion of the proceeds from this twoday event will benefit the Gospel Music Trust Fund. Tickets are available at the Franklin Theatre Box Office website, FranklinTheatre.com, or by calling 615.538.2075. For more information, visit the Facebook page for CCM United – Music, Moments & Memories – the Concert Event: Facebook.com.

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Head downtown, grab dinner and swing in to TPAC to watch a production by the Nashville Repertory Theatre. Nashville Rep does not disappoint with its award-winning productions and atmosphere in the Johnson Theater. Live theater is a fun way for you and your date to bond and share an experience. On special evenings you can find fun events in the lobby, and any night you can grab a drink and canoodle before a show. Really want to impress your date? You can also catch post-show talkbacks or cast meet and greets. Get a date night package of two tickets plus two drinks from the lobby bar. 161 Rains Ave., Nashville, 615.244.4878, NashvilleRep.org

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JESSIE JAMES DECKER AUTHOR, SINGER, ENTREPRENEUR AND SOUTH BEACH DIET AMBASSADOR ARTICLE MARIA DINOIA

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JESSIE JAMES DECKER IS 5 FEET OF FIERCE. She married former Tennessee Titan Eric Decker, and together they are raising three beautiful children in their Forest Hills home. And while wife and mother may be her most important roles, she’s so much more. The 30-year-old boasts a resume that includes singer-songwriter, fashion designer, entrepreneur, model, TV personality, more than 3 million followers on Instagram and now, author. Jessie revealed to us a little bit about each of her starring roles. 20

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AUTHOR “I wanted to do this book because I feel like there are

a lot of things I wanted to share. I feel like there’s a lot of women that go through the same things I do, and I wanted to be a voice in that way. I feel like it’s a way for us to relate together. I start with my childhood, touch on my music career, how I met my husband and how he encourages me. It kind of goes through my whole story from A to Z.”

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ENTREPRENEUR “I knew at a very young age that I wanted to have a clothing line and boutique. Expression through fashion is fun and exciting. Sometimes if we feel confident and beautiful on the outside, it helps our inner beauty shine through. “My Kittenish line isn’t just a look, it’s a feeling.”

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“I’ve always wanted to be a country singer since I was a little girl in yodeling contests. I released a Christmas record on vinyl, and I’ll be headlining a tour later this year.”

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/the artist: David Arms WHAT REAL-LIFE SITUATION HAS INSPIRED YOU IN YOUR WORK? Actually, “real life” is what inspires my work on a daily basis. I paint from what I think, I believe and from my experiences on this journey called life. Hope and faith are the foundation of my work, and I paint about them in very honest ways. So I guess you could say that coming to faith has inspired my work more than anything. WHAT IS YOUR DREAM PROJECT? For years I have wanted to interpret the story of the prodigal son. Because that’s what we all are. I want to paint it symbolically so that every viewer can put themselves inside the story. But the way to approach it has yet to come. It’s a complex story that can be viewed from the standpoint of every character involved. So I continue to wait. HOW HAS YOUR WORK CHANGED OVER TIME? In the beginning, I painted with much color and very loosely. Over time, without being conscious of it, my work became more and more detailed. I was suddenly painting realism. Now as a challenge to myself—I love a great challenge—I periodically step into abstract. It pushes me harder than anything I have tried so far. David Arms Gallery, 4136 Old Hillsboro Road, Franklin, 615.628.8561, DavidArms.com CONTINUED >

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the administrator: Nan Zierden President of the Arts Council of Williamson County WHAT REAL-LIFE SITUATION HAS INSPIRED YOU IN YOUR WORK WITH THE COUNCIL? Personally, it’s all about connections and providing interactions for people from all backgrounds to experience art in unique, non-traditional and traditional ways. I love experiencing the creative process through the eyes of others. It’s fantastic to be able to facilitate that experience for individuals and our community. WHAT IS YOUR DREAM PROJECT? We have a big vision. Our vision is to create a permanent home that will anchor the visual arts in Franklin and Williamson County. When this vision is realized, the Arts Council will showcase the local talented artists in our county and throughout Middle Tennessee and provide a space where classes will be held, where studio spaces for artists will be available, where artwork will be exhibited for locals and tourists to enjoy and purchase. In addition, we will collaborate with and support the arts organizations in the community by providing meeting space, networking opportunities, idea sharing and art exhibitions. HOW HAS YOUR WORK WITH THE COUNCIL CHANGED OVER TIME? The Arts Council started in 2006, and I came on in 2015. At that time, we focused on collaborating with other like-minded nonprofit social and civic organizations to help reach new audiences. Now, we are focused on creating a permanent home for the visual arts in Williamson County so that we can make a greater impact in our community. The visual artists in our area, like the music and performance-based arts, deserve to showcase their work in a gallery-type setting. We believe a nonprofit Arts Center is sustainable and is an economically sound and beneficial addition to our dynamic community. Arts Council of Williamson County, P.O. Box 680213, Franklin, info@artscouncilwc.org, ArtsCouncilWC.org

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stay SUN ROCKS BOUTIQUE HOTEL Sun Rocks Boutique Hotel is considered one of Santorini’s most romantic hotels. The elegant couples-only cliffside hideaway—named a Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice 2018 award winner— features luxe, minimalist rooms and suites carved into the side of a volcanic cliff featuring amazing caldera and sea views. SunRocks.gr Photo by Artiom Vallat on Unsplash

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Traveling Foodie There are so many flavors to explore in Santorini! Some must-try Greek foods include tomato kefthedes (tomato fritters), saganaki (fried cheese in phyllo topped with honey, Santorini salad, baklava (phyllo filled with honey and chopped nuts), spanakopita (Greek spinach pie) and Greek fava.

dine CASA DI TE Just a short stroll from the Sun Rocks Boutique hotel is this restaurant dedicated to creating the perfect combination of flavors and atmosphere to create unique moments in Santorini. Ranked on Trip Advisorâ€™s top 10 romantic restaurants in Santorini, Casa di Te is inspired by Greek modern cuisine, Mediterranean cuisine and a touch of local flavor. Start with steamed mussels with saffron and Assyrtiko wine, followed by sea bass fillet fricassee with greens and lemon sauce, and finish it off with Semolina halva in a kadaifi nest with vanilla ice cream and caramel syrup. CasaDiTeSantorini.com

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experience SUNSET VIEWS

About 25 minutes up the coast is where you can catch sights of what people often refer to as arguably the best sunsets you’ll ever see. Catch some of the best panoramic views of Santorini from 15th-century Byzantine castle ruins. Situated on the side of caldera cliffs, Oia village offers tons of breathtaking viewing spots. Be sure to get there well before sunset—because of the area’s sundown popularity, you’ll find crowds of people gathered on streets, rooftops and stairs anticipating the one-of-akind experience.

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Crowd-Pleaser Santorini sunsets are considered some of the most famous sunsets in the world, and Oia is one of the most famed viewing spots in Santorini. The Kasteli Agios Nikolaos is the most popular spot on the island for sunset viewing.

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR Broadcasting Network and Yake

are Friday, Feb. 1 and Saturday,

Films. Approximately 20 classic and

FIRST FRIDAY ART SCENE

Feb. 2 from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. and

beloved CCM artists will be singing

Sunday, Feb. 3 from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

their hearts out in this two-day

AntiquesAndGardenShow.com

event. Tuesday and Wednesday,

FEBRUARY

kind in the country. Show times

Downtown Franklin

A free monthly art crawl that takes participants through downtown

Franklin’s

historic

build-

ings and celebrates Williamson County’s

unique

artistic

tal-

ent! Experience local artwork, food and

music.

Make

sure

Visit

FRANKLIN FARMERS MARKET

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Enjoy

homegrown

goodness

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Factory.

Music City Center

The 2019 Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville will be celebrating its 29th year, making the show the longest-running, largest and most prestigious event of its

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page

for

& Memories – the Concert Event:

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at the Farmers Market at the

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to stop by the Visitor Center.

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Feb. 5 and 6 at 7:30 p.m.

with

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8-24 STUDIO TENN'S ALWAYS...PATSY CLINE

Jamison Theater in the Factory at Franklin

A compelling musical covering the lifelong friendship of Patsy

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Cline and Louise Seger, Always…

MUSIC, MOMENTS, AND MEMORIES: THE CONCERT EVENT

felt crooning. Revel in a night of

Franklin Theatre

Presented by CCM United, Trinity

Patsy Cline delivers the perfect combination of humor and heartCline’s most beloved tunes such as "Walkin' After Midnight," " She's CONTINUED >

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR Got You," " Sweet Dreams" and "Crazy" and enjoy a trip back to the height of Cline’s career. Runs through Feb. 24. StudioTenn.com

brand-new production showcasing every type of dance style as

FRANKLIN IMPROV ALL-STARS

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Factory at Franklin

room and jazz to modern and hip-

Franklin’s own brand of comedy can

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MIKE SUPER: MAGIC & ILLUSION

The hot new group will bring short-

now be found each month at the Little Brick Theater in the Factory.

Franklin Theatre

form improv games and long-form

Mike Super is back by popular

scenes to the theater’s historic stage.

demand for the third time with all-

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new magic and mind-blowing illu-

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SUZY BOGGUSS Franklin Theatre

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Camp will run Monday-Thursday, 10-1p and is open to children ages 10 and older. Students will work alongside an instructor to create edible works of art including cakes, cookies, cupcakes and more.

Week 1

Camp Buttercream Cake June 10-13 Students will learn the art of baking, American buttercream and piping.

Week 2

Week 3 Camp Cupcake

Cooking with Keshia

Camp CraziCakes

Christmas in July Camp

June 17-20

June 24-27

July 8-11

July 15-18

July 22-25

Guest Instructor Laura of Laura’s Custom Cookies will walk students through baking to boxing.

Students will learn the art of baking, filling, frosting and decorating cupcakes.

Guest instructor and private chef Keshia Hay will walk students through a Breakfast for Dinner cooking experience.

With Guest instructor Julie of CraziCakes. Students will learn the art of baking, Italian Buttercream and Fondant.

Students will work with cookies, cupcakes, candy and cake.

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PARTING THOUGHTS

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THERE IT IS AGAIN. That empty spot on the wall that you pass every day. Remaining empty because deciding on a piece of wall art that is tasteful and meaningful can be daunting work. Many locals with this same problem are finding a solution with Angela Powers Fine Art. Angela Powers is a Nashville native who has been painting for as long as she can remember. Although wellversed in a myriad of mediums and styles, her latest endeavor includes the furriest of clients: pets. “A couple of years ago, I painted my first few pet paintings, and I’m hooked. I really believe this is my gift.” She starts with several pictures taken from clients and chooses one or combines them for a sketch. Once the sketch is approved, it is then oil painted, varnished and framed. “My paintings are not exact copies of photos. They are much more than that. I have a passion for capturing the heart of pets through beautiful color and lively brushwork… to capture the likeness, personality and spirit of your pet that you will love and treasure for a lifetime.” Pet Portraits are finished in two to three weeks on average, and prices start at $350. For more information, visit AngelaPowersFineArt.com. 42

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