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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The downtown green space with a riverfront view will be located on 1st Avenue North near Gay Street.
Stroll around the Wedgewood-Houston and Chestnut Hill neighborhoods while marveling at local art installations when Artville returns Sept. 27-29.
Reservations are now open for the sixth iteration of The Catbird Seat, located at 1711 Division St.
Not to brag on our city, but we do have some of the most unreal sunsets.
We’re calling on our readers throughout the year to share their photographic perspective of Nashville. A winner will be selected in early 2025.
Bring all your burning home improvement questions to Music City Center.
Say cheeeese. Meet cheesemakers from all over and get a taste of the delicious goods at Greys Fine Cheeses’ inaugural Cheese Festival on Sunday, Sept. 8.
Join a local running club to stay motivated, discover fresh routes, and enjoy the social boost that keeps you sprinting forward.
According to the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, 200,000 electric vehicles are projected on Tennessee roads by 2028.
The multi-level spot is Nashville’s first lawn bowling venue — with skyline views to boot. Beyond the sport, the club doubles as a neighborhood pub.
Promotions include up to 30 theme nights, giveaways, and celebrations throughout the season, which kicks off Oct. 10 at Bridgestone Arena.
From unspoken rules to commuting, we’ve compiled tips, tricks, and fun memories we share as locals who know the city like the backs of our hands. Consider this your official list of unofficial Columbia rules.
The building at 160 2nd Ave. N. is one of many properties being revitalized along 2nd Avenue in downtown Nashville.
Third places are public, informal gathering spaces that you frequent in your community. We’re here to get your recommendations and help others find their third place.
Lights, camera, action. Here’s what to know about the annual film festival held at multiple venues across the Nashville area.
Nashville Public Library is gearing up for maintenance at its flagship location at 615 Church St. The branch will temporarily close beginning Aug. 19.
Nashville’s The Grilled Cheeserie is opening a new cafe inside the Frist Art Museum on Sept. 5. Expect beloved classics + museum-exclusive creations.
The I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes project would construct new, optional toll lanes on I-24 between Nashville and Murfreesboro.
If you love vinyl and shopping local, clear your schedule on Saturday, Aug. 10. Nashville is one of seven US cities to host a 2024 Record Store Crawl event.
The event celebrating all things tomato returns to Five Points on Friday, Aug. 9 from 5 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 10 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The plan includes 86 miles of sidewalk improvements, round-the-clock bus service, traffic safety enhancements, and more.
Thanks to Charli XCX’s hit pop album, we’re here to decode why “brat” is all over the airwaves, internet, and right outside your front door.
What began as a small coffeehouse in Nashville’s emerging 12 South neighborhood has grown into a bustling all-day cafe with locations throughout the city and beyond.
Nashville Tree Foundation is looking for the county’s largest (and oldest) trees as part of its Big Old Tree Contest — which dates back to 1988.
From a cozy cottage to a hotel steeped in history, these four spots offer soothing sips (and sweet and savory bites) to remember.
Now’s the time to shop for clothing, school supplies, and computers. Here’s how to navigate Tennessee’s annual tax-free holiday like a pro.
NDOT’s new tactical urbanism program, which supports temporary community-led transportation projects, has us digging into the concept’s role in Music City.
Bobby Nashville’s Rooftop Lounge is inviting pickleball fans to dink and drink this summer — responsibly, of course.