Dylan Aycock

Dylan Aycock

Senior Newsletter Editor

Dylan is based in Nashville, TN and has worked in local media since 2015. In her free time, she enjoys spending her weekends at the Belcourt Theatre and strolling through Centennial Park with her dog, Ranger.

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Drink Up Month is all about spotlighting the beverage industry in Music City — from cocktails to coffee to beer, there’s a drink in Music City for everyone. Let’s dive into what the NASHtoday team has in store this July.
A food truck park in Donelson is bringing your favorite mobile eats to one spot. The Truck Stop is open most week days and on Saturdays — be sure to check the weekly schedule.
Put your plans in gear — there will be a parade, half-time performance, and meet + greets with the drivers in celebration of this year’s Monster Jam World Finals.
Metro Council unanimously approved the FY 2024 operating budget — which totals $3.2 billion — in late June.
Philippe Chow is slated to open sometime in 2024 in the Cummins Station area of downtown. Here’s what you can expect.
The bridge was originally proposed when Oracle announced a $1.2 billion tech hub on Nashville’s East Bank.
TDOT’s new I-24 SMART Corridor Project aims to help drivers prepare for lane closures and reduced speed limits on this busy stretch of I-24.
Plan ahead for yoga on the pitch, pickleball, stadium tours, and other family activities at GEODIS Park — the home of Nashville SC.
The 16-stop tour begins downtown and covers most areas of Nashville.
Sit back, relax... and enjoy your summer poolside in Music City.
We’re lighting up the Bat Signal for all Nashville superfans. Here’s what to know about the two-day Nashville Comicon convention.
Hear from the candidates running for Nashville’s mayor at upcoming forums in June and July. Election day is Thursday, Aug. 3.
Several properties in Music City were recognized by the Metropolitan Historical Commission for their preservation efforts. The 2023 award recipients were honored during a ceremony on Thursday, May 18.
Bonus: The queen bees at the Tennessee Agricultural Museum and the Adventure Science Center are named “Bee-ba McEntire” and “Queen Dolly,” respectively. Keep reading for what to know about these local beehives.
The two-level development opened on the border of Belle Meade in 1961. Now, it’s slated for redevelopment.
In the short term, Nashvillians can attend an event to learn more about the project + apply to be involved in small-group discussions and interviews this spring and summer.
From metered spots to garages, we’re sharing tips for parking in downtown Nashville and surrounding neighborhoods.
Is there a lunch special you tell all your friends about? Do you always get the banana pudding? Tell us everything you love about Nashville’s barbecue scene.
Watching a movie under the stars is a quintessential part of the summer experience in Middle Tennessee. From drive-ins to beer and a movie, punch your ticket to one of these local screenings.
Save the dates for Dining Out for Life, Yum! East, and Smash & Pash — all scheduled for mid-to late May 2023 in Nashville, TN.
Take our 5-minute quiz to test your local street smarts.
More space for outdoor dining, landscaping, and new pedestrian crossings are in store for the downtown district.
The city’s new Music, Film, and Entertainment Commission will be made up of 15 people within the local industry.
Calling all toast lovers. Here’s what to expect when the eatery opens next summer in Germantown.
Metro council voted 26-12 on third and final reading of the bill. The 60,000-seat stadium is anticipated to open in 2027. Here’s what we know now:
We’re talking all that jazz and more. Here’s what to know about the scene in Music City, from education to live jazz performances.
The deal is up for a final vote on Tuesday, April 25. Davidson County residents can participate in a public hearing before a decision is made.
The bar and restaurant is accepting reservations for Saturday, April 15 and beyond.
Combs’ passions for music, songwriting, whiskey, and sports will be reflected in the venue.