Meeting folks at QuarterFest 2009

Here were some folks that we met at QuarterFest 2009. This was the first QuarterFest and they are looking to make it an annual thing and I hope it stays in Murfreesboro for a long time. Miller Coliseum is a nice arena for horse shows and it is close to home for us. It was a quiet show with primarily vendors, clinicians and others involved with the show there but I'm sure the weather and all kept most folks away. I look forward to next year and a great crowd in attendance.

Be sure to visit the websites of these good folks and see what they do. Enjoy the video and we'll see you soon at another horse show.

~Corey

The Cowboy Mounted Shooting folks were cool to watch but it was very noisy. Be sure to check out their website and take in a show the next time they are in town.

http://www.cowboymountedshooting.com/

This is a unique type of pottery that uses either horse or dog hair in it to give each piece a unique and cool look. This is something to look into if you have an older horse that you would like something beautiful in your house, office or barn to remember them with.

http://www.fromearthtoart.org/

I bought some of the chili and a jar of jalapenos with garlic and onions. So far I have only tried jalapenos with onions and garlic and I loved it.Superb but also pretty hot!

http://www.whhranch.com/

Coming soon to Nashville Aficionado

We will be doing an interview with Chef Deb from restaurant ZOLA next week and it will be posted soon after. I'm working to get more interviews with the chefs of Nashville and to let you know about local food growers and providers as well.

If you love Nashville and good food, you don't want to miss this.

Nashville Trivia winner... part 2

Lynda has won the Nashville hat with the answer 1,352. Congrats to Lynda and stay tuned to Webbspun Ideas for more trivia in the future.

Nashville Aficionado; episode 6

Nashville Trivia
According to the Lovin Spoonful, how many guitar pickers are there in Nashville?

I will pick a winner for this question on January 30 and the winner will receive a Nashville hat with their name on the side.


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Mansker Station in pictures

Mansker Station

705 Caldwell Dr

Goodlettsville, Tn

615-859-3678

Nashville Aficionado- episode 5

Nashville Trivia!!!

Win a "Don't Trash the Nash" canvas shopping bag from Webbspun Ideas. We will pick a winner out of the correct answers received. Now, here is the question...

What former Nashville restaurant shared the same name as a famous Dudley Moore movie? What was the name/title?

Send your answers to corey@webbspunideas.com and put "Nashville Trivia" in the subject line.

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Cordia Harrington, CEO, Nashville Bun Company and husband Tom of Nashville were in attendance at President Bush's farewell speech last night.
Cordia Harrington is the CEO of the Nashville Bun Company, and her husband Tom serves as the company’s Chief Operating Officer. The President visited the Nashville Bun Company on July 19, 2007, at the invitation of Mrs. Harrington, who has earned the nickname “The Bun Lady.” The Nashville Bun Company is one of five companies founded by Cordia Harrington under her management company, The Tennessee Bun Companies.

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Driving around the Nashville Airport ring road to show you how the construction looks as you enter the airport.

This is a rainy day in downtown Nashville.

Driving out of Nashville on a foggy night.

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Movie Time: The History and Trivia Behind Looney Tunes Cartoons
Saturday, January 17

Main Library, 615 Church Street, 862-5800

2:00 pm

Movies@Main features lecturer Gregory Clark, professor of art history at the University of the South, as he discusses how Warner Bros and MGM animators imaginatively remade the story of Little Red Riding Hood in the 1930s and 1940s to reflect the themes and concerns of pre-World War II America (screening not appropriate for young children).

Nashville Aficionado; episode 5 is coming

The new episode will be released this Friday, January 9. Be sure to check it out and see more interesting things about Nashville.

See you in the videos...
Corey

Pictures of the filming of Nashville Aficionado-episode 4 on Lower Broadway in Nshville

These are photos taken by Teri Playford while I was filming on Broadway in downtown Nashville recently.



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Teri also took this shot inside Robert's Western World.

Nashville Aficionado; episode 4

Printers Alley

BiCentennial Park

A night on Lower Broadway in Nashville

Thanks to Charles Cross for assistance on the Printers Alley and BiCentennial Park segments.