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The Bizarre Logic of John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ (opens the original)
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In the How to With John Wilson episode âHow to Put Up Scaffolding,â the off-kilter New York City documentarian goes on a quest to understand a ubiquitous part of the city: the ever-present scaffolding that results from strict regulations about building-facade inspection. Itâs a journey that takes him to restaurants whoâve clad their scaffolding in plastic vines, rental apartments whose windows are blocked by scaffolding, a scaffolding conference in New Orleans and even a conversation wit
Beach House Creates a Dreamscape at Brooklyn Bowl (opens the original)
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Itâs been a long winter for Baltimore dream-pop outfit Beach House. Since touring their 2022 record Once Twice Melody and releasing the 2023 Record Store Day exclusive EP Become, the band has largely retreated from the public eye, emerging briefly for short tour runs or the occasional musical offering. In the absence of studio albums, these transmissions are strange and wonderful. This year, theyâve released a cover of Robert Lester Folsomâs âApril Suzanneâ for an upcoming tribute LP,
Fall Guide 2026: Can't-Miss LGBTQ Events (opens the original)
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As the saying goes, Pride is all year long â and with a full slate of autumn offerings, Nashvilleâs LGBTQ events calendar certainly doesnât end in June. Whether youâre looking to learn something new or just get out of the house, this fallâs options range from film screenings to a 5K run and a âcreepy, horny and empoweredâ immersive theater experience, à la the New York Macbeth revamp Sleep No More. Among the most notable of this seasonâs queer events is the opening to the publi
The Indigo Girls Look Long (opens the original)
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After more than four decades working together, Indigo Girls are still evolving. In 2020, the duo released their most recent LP, Look Long â a reflective record with roots in drives to-and-from Nashville from their home turf in Georgia. Look Long continues Amy Ray and Emily Saliersâ career of musical activism. It also has the expansive view of existence thatâs become an Indigo Girls trademark, braiding science, religion and politics into a syncretic way of looking at the world. Before their
AmericanaFest 2026: The Whimsical World of Brennan Wedl (opens the original)
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Brennan Wedl describes her bowling technique this way: âLow and slow. I wonât elaborate.â Itâs an interesting vibe midday on a weekday at Donelson Strike and Spare, the local gem of a bowling alley that Wedl calls âseverely underrated.â Itâs where she suggested meeting with the Scene for an interview over a round of bowling and a mean game of air hockey. Around us, a kid is darting into the arcade and some serious bowling regulars are filing in, chatting with the employees and sett
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