Hendersonville September 2016 by City Lifestyle

Hendersonville HendersonvilleLifestyle.com

SEPTEMBER 2016

â&#x201E;¢

FIRE UP YOUR GRILLING GAME DOWN ON THE MADISON CREEK FARM AN ELEGANTLY QUIRKY WEEKEND GETAWAY

nissanofrivergate.com

“Where your dollar always goes farther”

2016 Nissan Rogue

2016 Nissan Altima

YOUR CHOICE! Up To

6,000

Off

MSRP

ALL NEW 2016 Nissan Titan

Titans

Diesel Trucks

Up To

10,000

Off

MSRP

Test Drive Yours Today!

615-865-7220

1550 Gallatin Road North Madison, TN 37115

Hays Automotive Family Serving Hendersonville for over 35 years **NEW 2016 ALTIMA 3.5SL UP TO $6,000 OFF MSRP. (TWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE) STOCK#G20126,G20127, MODEL#13816, VIN#201669,202481 MSRP-$35,905 LESS $1,250 NISSAN CUSTOMER CASH, LESS $500 NMAC FINANCE CASH, LESS $250 NISSAN SER CUSTOMER CASH, LESS $4,000 DEALER DISCOUNT EQUALS YOUR TOTAL COST OF $29,905 OR $6,000 OFF MSRP. ENDS 08/31/16. NEW 2016 ROGUE SL UP TO 6,000 OFF MSRP. (TWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE) STOCK#G45160,G45163, MODEL#13816, VIN#859438,857885 MSRP-$32,610 LESS $500 NISSAN CUSTOMER CASH, LESS $500 NMAC FINANCE CASH, LESS $5,000 DEALER DISCOUNT EQUALS YOUR TOTAL COST OF $27,610 OR $6,000 OFF MSRP. ENDS 08/31/16. Nissan Factory Incentives and Nissan Bonus Cash at different values, see Dealer for details or on line at www.NissanofRivergate.com or www.ChooseNissan.com. Some vehicles have *NMAC Finance Cash requiring financing thru Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp with approved credit scoring with NMAC. Ends 08/31/16. di All Prices and Savings require all Nissan Customer Cash Rebates, Finance Incentive Rebates and Nissan Bonus Cash Rebates to be applied to receive your bottom line cost or payment. Residency restrictions may apply; see Dealer for details, All Prices plus applicable Tax, Tag, Title and Fee's. Ends 09/30/16. Retail customers only, No dealers, limit two per household. NEW 2016 TITAN DIESAL UP TO $10,000 OFF MSRP. (TWO OR MORE AT THIS PRICE). STOCK#G90004,G90015 MODEL#56616 VIN#506380,515496 MSRP-$57,140/$57,990 LESS $3,000 NISSAN CUSTOMER BONUS CASH, LESS $1,000 FINANCE CASH, LESS $6,000 DEALER DISCOUNT EQUALS YOUR TOTAL COST OF $47,140/$47,990 OR $10,000 OFF MSRP. ENDS 09/30/16.

Furniture with tons of wow factor. As in, “Wow, I can’t believe it’s all La-Z-Boy.”

Collins Sofa and Stilleto Stationary Chairs

If you thought you knew La-Z- Boy, think again. There are so many great-looking options, from sofas to chairs to sectionals and more — all with the La-Z- Boy comfort you’ve come to know and trust. If you still can’t believe it, just wait until you sit down. Franklin • 30108 Mallory Lane • 615-778-0190 Hendersonville • 9650 Kingston Pike • 615-824-0923 Murfreesboro • 3017 Medical Center Pkwy • 615-546-4788 www.la-z-boy.com/Nashville ©2016 La-Z-Boy Incorporated

Lifestyle Letter

Welcome to September! I

SEPTEMBER 2016 publisher

Lynn Bowles | Lynn.Bowles@LifestylePubs.com

t’s been a long hot summer in Tennessee this year. I think the dog days of summer of 2016 are behind us now. Its “Football time in Tennessee” and that means get ready for some cool, crisp nights.

This really is my favorite time of the year. As we’ll read in this issue of Hendersonville Lifestyle, it is also time to get out the grill for you favorite tailgate party, or at home with family and friends. In visiting Madison Creek Farm, I’m reminded that it won’t be long before it’s time to harvest your favorite vegetables and fruits of the season. And, like you, I will probably spend a good deal of time repairing my lawn from all the damage that was done to it because of the extreme heat this year. And we can now spend a lot more time outside without all the heat. I am looking forward to that.

editor

Ed Atlas | Ed.Atlas@LifestylePubs.com contributing writers

Lynn Bowles, Holly Cowan, Donald Hawkins, Jay Wilke, Allie Windom contributing photographers

Ed Atlas, Lynn Bowles, Rick Murray

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

| Steven Schowengerdt

CHIEF SALES OFFICER

The premiere issue of Hendersonville Lifestyle is behind us now. I want to thank everyone for their very kinds words and we are working hard and long to make sure that every issue is better than the one before. We have only begun our journey and as Hendersonville grows, we hope to become a major force in telling that stories that make our community such an exceptional place to live. Once again I want to thank our advertising partners because they are the reason we are able to provide you with a quality publication each month. It is also our hope that you will patronize our advertisers and let them know that you seen and read about there products or services in Hendersonville Lifestyle. We truly want Hendersonville Lifestyle to be your magazine. If you have any ideas about content, story suggestions, or if you feel something is missing, please feel free to contact us. Your feedback is welcome and encouraged.

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DIRECTOR OF MARKETING ART DIRECTOR

ADVERTISING MANAGER AD COORDINATORS

| DeLand Shore | Brad Broockerd

| Sara Minor

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

| Nicole Sylvester | Janeane Thompson

| Cyndi Harrington, Chelsi Hornbaker, Megan Seymour

LAYOUT DESIGNERS

| Nicolette Martin, Cyndi King

DESIGN SPECIALIST

| Ashleigh Thomson

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT APPLICATION ARCHITECT WEB DEVELOPER

From my family to yours, peace out!

| Matthew Perry

| Melanie Carlisle | Michael O’Connell | Hanna Park

Lynn Bowles, Publisher Lynn.Bowles@LifestylePubs.com by Community ™

HendersonvilleLifestyle.com ON THE COVER Mark and Peggy Lynn Marchetti are hitting all the right notes at Madison Creek Farms in Goodlettsville PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK MURRAY 4

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

JOIN US

TALK TO US

P.O. Box 12608 Overland Park, KS 66282-3214 Proverbs 3:5-6 Hendersonville Lifestyle™ is published monthly by Lifestyle Publications LLC. It is distributed via the US Postal Service to some of Hendersonville’s most affluent neighborhoods. Articles and advertisements do not necessarily reflect Lifestyle Publications’ opinions. No portion of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without written consent. Lifestyle Publications does not assume responsibility for statements made by advertisers or editorial contributors. Information in Hendersonville Lifestyle™ is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed.

September 2016

Departments

Good Times

Around Town

Road Trip

Open House

Driver’s Notebook

Sold Properties

Lifestyle Calendar

Parting Thoughts

12 Elite Retreat. Hipster Haven.

Upscale resorts and a quirky art scene make Asheville

an atypical mountain town.

20 Hitting all the Right Notes.

Legendary Music Family’s Roots Run Deep At Madison Creek Farms.

28 Turning Up the Heat.

“Up” your grilling game with advice from grillmaster Jeff Lunsford.

Good Times

Recently around town, a large crowd turned out for Freedom Fest and people of all ages danced and played at The Streets of Indian Lake.Â At Last Day Spa opened for business with a ribbon cutting ceremonyÂ and the Vanderbilt Eye Institute opened a new office on Indian Lake Boulevard.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

Around Town

AROUND TOWN

General anticipates relocating 40 existing Dollar General stores into the purchased sites by October 2016 and entering one new market as part of the purchase. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “Dollar General is excited to add these locations to our existing store base,” said Tod Vasos, Dollar General’s chief executive officer. “We look forward to the opportunity to better serve our customers in these communities by continuing to provide the convenience and value they expect from Dollar General.” Communities served by the newly-relocated stores will enjoy a fresh DG16 layout with additional sales floor square feet, complete with expanded offerings such as fresh meat and produce, all designed to make shopping easier. Dollar General also intends to operate fueling stations in 37 of these locations. Of the new stores, there are 12 in North Carolina; six in Georgia; five in Mississippi; four in Oklahoma; three in Alabama, Kansas and Louisiana; two in Arkansas; and one each in Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee.

GAP INC. ANNOUNCES EXPANSION AT GALLATIN DISTRIBUTION FACILITY Gap Inc. announced that it is investing $3.1 million

TRISTAR HENDERSONVILLE ANNOUNCES 2016 SECOND QUARTER SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center recently announced its 2016

in its Gallatin campus on Gap Boulevard during the next five years, a move that will create more than 100 new jobs at its Sumner County distribution center. Most of the new capital will go into technology upgrades as the company expands online fulfillment capabilities in Middle Tennessee.

Second Quarter Service Excellence Award recipients at a hospital

Gap Inc. is one of the largest employers in Sumner County, operat-

reception. TriStar Hendersonville’s Service Excellence Awards recog-

ing more than 2.8 million square feet of distribution space among its

nize outstanding employees who take initiative to carry out additional

three warehouses in Gallatin. The Sumner County campus is one of

responsibilities above and beyond their job description.

Gap Inc.’s largest distribution centers. Increased online sales demand

The award winners are: Albert Mann, Volunteer; Amanda Gordon,

is driving Gap Inc.’s latest expansion in Gallatin. The new hires are

Surgical Services; Betty Hartsock, ER; Bobby Brown, TriStar Portland

needed to expand online fulfillment capabilities for e-commerce

ER; Christina Tait, 2West; Dong Phan, Physical Therapy; Erin Baker,

sales on Gap Inc.’s brand websites.

Respiratory; Jessica Wharmby, Dietary; Melissa Powelson, Patient Access; Michael Rollins, Plant Operations.

“For nearly 20 years, Gap Inc.’s Gallatin Distribution Center has served as a proud employer of Tennesseans,” Gap Inc. VP of Logistics

Fellow employees nominate those that are noticed raising service

Kevin Kuntz said. “As a premier logistics provider, we continue to find

excellence standards. Employees are nominated based on criteria

innovative ways that enable us to dynamically, quickly and reliably

of demonstrated service behaviors: responsiveness and reliability,

deliver product to both retail stores and online customers. With the

assurance, image, safety and empathy. Those nominations go to an

expansion of our presence in Gallatin, we look forward to providing

employee-led committee that then selects the individual honorees.

opportunities for members of our valued community.”

Service excellence awards are announced at a hospital ceremony

Headquartered in San Francisco, Gap Inc.’s clothing and acces-

every quarter. For more information visit TriStarHendersonville.com.

sory brands include Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy, Athleta, and

DOLLAR GENERAL ANNOUNCES PURCHASE OF 41 FORMER WALMART EXPRESS STORES Dollar General announced recently that it has completed the purchase of 41 former Walmart Express locations across 11 states. Dollar 10

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

Intermix. Gap Inc. operates about 3,300 company-operated stores across the globe. “We are very excited about the expansion of the Gap Inc. facility and their projected employment growth,” Gallatin Mayor Paige Brown said. “Gap Inc.’s announcement reflects their value on innovation, and I look forward to the company’s continued success.”

COLDWELL BANKER®

L A K E SI DE R E A LTOR S

615-824-5920 OFFICE | 530 WEST MAIN STREET, HENDERSONVILLE, TN 37075

CINDY SAMPLE

I was born in Juneau Alaska. I’m a native of the Northwest. However, in 1996 my husband Eric, (a Nashville Metro FireFIghter) and our four children and I moved to Hendersonville Tennessee, to pursue music and embark on the adventure of our lives.

Welcome to 137 Ruland! Fantastic all brick home

The schools, community, outdoor activities and proximity to downtown Nashville has made our home in Hendersonville, our own slice of heaven. When Eric and I are not busy working or chasing after our four fabulous grands, you can find us relaxing on our boat, on Old Hickory lake.

Located in Meadows of Indian Lake Custom built 4 bedroom, 4 bath, fantastic brick home in Indian Lake School District. Call Judy Judy, the friendly Real Estate Lady - Serving you locally for 45 years!

Real Estate is more than a career to me, it’s a calling; an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others.

Judy Wood, REALTOR

When you work with me on the sale or purchase of a property, you are working with a true professional who understands that the storylines of no two people or families will ever be the same. And that is what keeps me driven to find that perfect property that will achieve your goals and your hearts desire.

615.593.0677

woodjudy@realtracs.com

GOLF COURSE HOME!

Moving to the Nashville area in 1996 and living in the same house since 1997 I am a local expert in Hendersonville. However my area knowledge is unbeatable in other local markets as well. I enjoy being up to date on these markets and am active in all of them daily. I will leverage the power of heart, soul and intellect to provide a superior experience for my clients……. What’s your next move?

WELCOME HOME TO LUXURY LIVING! 1153 Inneswood Drive, Gallatin, TN

Executive Style Living with exquisite features and appointments.Recently remodeled chefs kitchen includes all GE Monogram Professional Grade Appliances. Enjoy your Resort Style Living with in ground pool and guest house.

Cindy Sample, REALTOR 615.479.6114 www.cindysamplerealestate.com

102 Crestwood Court Wall of Windows overlooking the golf course, soaring ceilings, screened porch, covered porch, hidden rooms, bedroom with loft, Breakfast room 3 sides of windows overlooking golf course. Exquisite crown molding, arched doorways, wainscoting, and hardwood floors throughout. Granite counter tops, fabulous master suite. Speakers/wired in master bedroom, master bath, screen porch, covered porch, and in the living area. Large 3 car garage 24’ deep. And Much, Much, More

Darlene Norman REALTOR 615-347-0519 normand@realtracs.com

FOCUSING ON LUXURY REAL ESTATE LEGACY

•

INNOVATION

•

CONNECTION

LAKESIDE REALTORS

2016 Coldwell Banker Lakeside Realtors. Coldwell Banker ®, Previews ® and Previews International ® are registered trademarks of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated.

Road Trip

WHERE ELEGANCE & QUIRKINESS peacefully coexist

EXCLUSIVE RESORTS AND AN ECLECTIC VIBE MAKE ASHEVILLE AN ATYPICAL MOUNTAIN TOWN. ARTICLE HOLLY COWAN | PHOTOGRAPHY EXPLOREASHEVILLE.COM

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

“MARTIN’S MUSTS” FOR A LONG ASHEVILLE WEEKEND: Stay

• The Omni Grove Park Inn

Play

• Pools, tennis courts, a spa and a Donald Ross designed golf course at The Omni Grove Park Inn • Zip line, fish, canoe, or go whitewater rafting in the Blue Ridge Mountains • Asheville Drum Circle, a local Friday night tradition

Explore • Biltmore Estate

• Craggy Gardens to picnic and hike • Downtown Asheville shops and art galleries • Asheville brewery tours

f you’re short on time but long to get away

One such destination is …

destination for the affluent in the South.

for a long weekend, we’ve got you covered

… Asheville, North Carolina.

During this boom time a host of Neoclassical,

with ideas from local travel advisor Jen Martin.

Asheville is a city that can’t be bound by

Romanesque Revival and Art Deco buildings

An independent affiliate of Travel Experts, a

labels. That’s because it’s a city that has it

were created. Although the Depression hit

leading Virtuoso member agency, Martin has

all. And it’s what makes it perfect for a family

the city hard, as a stroll through downtown

the inside scoop on many popular weekend

getaway, no matter how different the inter-

will show, many of those beautiful structures

getaway destinations that are easily accessi-

ests of your bunch may be.

still stand today.

ble from Hendersonville. As she exclusively

Here you’ll find culture, history, adventure, cui-

Modern Asheville boasts a downtown with a

books 4- and 5-star travel for clients, each is

sine and the only labels the city will let slide, those

vibrant art, music and food scene. Just beyond is

complete with luxury accommodations and

of its numerous craft beers. What’s more, it’s all

an outdoor lover’s dream with the French Broad

amenities galore. They also offer beautiful

set against a picturesque mountain backdrop.

River nearby, thousands of public hiking trails,

surroundings, great food and plenty of sights and activities for the entire family to enjoy.

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains Asheville boasts a storied history and culture

the tallest peaks east of the Mississippi, a rich biodiversity and endless spectacular views.

“These locations are perfect for people

dating back to the 1700s with its humble

And the laid-back vibe and warm, welcom-

looking for long weekend trips,” she says. “They

beginnings as a primitive outpost travelled

ing people certainly can’t go without mention.

could be done in three days but you could also

through by Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett.

In all, Asheville is ideal if you’re looking to

easily extend it to four or five days, up to a week

The railroad transformed the city in the 1880s

unwind, enjoy time together and maybe have

there’s so much to do.”

setting off an era of prosperity as a resort

a few adventures along the way.

GETTING THERE Asheville is an easy and scenic drive from Hendersonville that will take you approximately five hours. Travel arrangement can be made through Jennifer Martin Travel at JenMartinTravel.com. For more information visit ExploreAsheville.com. September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

Open House

859 Plantation Boulevard STYLE, COMFORT AND A LUXURIOUS LAKESIDE HOME. ARTICLE LYNN BOWLES PHOTOGRAPHY LYNN BOWLES AND RICK MURRAY

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

airvue Plantation is a highly sought after golf and lake community north of

Nashville. Sitting on the shores of Old Hickory Lake in Sumner County, this community has homes of many styles and price ranges, from as low as $300,000 to upward of $10 million dollars. It has an 18-hole golf course, a swimming pool, playground, and a full service restaurant in the neighborhood, all-sitting on the lakefront, with an optional country club membership. The historic and beautiful area was once home to horse racing and breeding. Andrew Jackson himself is said to have raced horses here. The beautifully restored mansion dates back to 1832. Today, this luxury community offers a lifestyle of natural beauty with modern amenities. Nearby restaurants and friendly neighbors help make it a great choice for people who want a luxurious lifestyle within easy reach of Nashville. With an understated exterior and an elegant interior, 859 Plantation Boulevard is a gracious home situated on the banks of Old Hickory Lake with gorgeous views of the water - including the water ski course - and a boat dock on the property. CONTINUED >

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

Open House

(CON TI N U ED)

This custom home was designed and built in 2008 by Gene Large and Ernst Construction (now Arthur Rutenberg Homes) and was featured on the Gallatin Friends of the Library Kitchen tour. The elaborate ceilings are signature features. In addition to being ornate and beautiful, the five signature ceilings reveal architectural detail that gives this house its special character. The designs include a hand painted dome, a wood framed dome, coffered, and beamed. The house has an open floor plan, but each room has a defined space that flows well together. If you enjoy boating, fish and wildlife, or the serenity of lakefront living, this could be the home for you! The large and flat backyard is a great venue for entertaining, recreation, or just viewing wildlife. You’ll enjoy watching heron patrol the shoreline for fish in the waters right behind the house. The house checks-in with 7,500 square feet of floor space. There are five bedrooms, each with a full bath, including 2 master suites with amazing views and sitting areas to enjoy the lake. The office is spacious but with a scenic view, you’ll be challenged to get much done!

CONTINUED >

The elaborate ceilings are signature features. In addition to being ornate and beautiful, the five signature ceilings reveal architectural detail that gives this house its special character.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

Open House

(CON TI N U ED)

A large deck allows you to enjoy outdoor living in comfort, and the porch is outfitted with electric screens that allow you to enjoy the view with or without barriers. The outdoor area includes a sitting area with widescreen television and speakers. The lower level and upper bonus room are both equipped with a wet bar. Other luxurious features include surround sound throughout the house, two fireplaces, high ceilings, and multiple flex spaces for hobbies or fitness. The kitchen was designed by Joann Kreigish, with custom cabinets and lots of space for your friends and family to gather around.

859 PLANTATION BOULEVARD

Offered by COLDWELL BANKER LAKESIDE REALTORS Peggy St. Peters, Realtor Office: 615 824-5920 Ext. 324 Mobile: 615 522-8924 PeggyStPeters.com

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

SERVICE SPECIALS Is Your Ride Ready for Back to School!

All Fluid Flushes On Special

Oil & Oil Filter Change Tire Rotation & Balance 4 Wheel Alignment

Take 15% off!

Battery, Starter & Alternator Test Multi-Point Inspection

All For Just

This Includes:

Transmission, Differential, Brake, Power Steering and Engine Coolant.

149.95

Nissan vehicles only Call or visit or website to Scheduled Your Appointment Now

Call or visit or website to Scheduled Your Appointment Now Valid only at Nissan of Rivergate not valid with any other offer. Prices do not include tax, shop supplies or environmental fees. Additional repairs at additional expense may be required.

Valid Only At Nissan Of Rivergate. Offer not valid with any other offer. Void where prohibited. Additional repairs may be needed at additional expense.Some vehicles excluded-see service advisor for details.

nissanofrivergate.com Gallatin Road North 888 638-3257 1550Madison, TN 37115

Hays Automotive Family Serving Hendersonville for over 35 years

OVER THE WOMB

“The only 4D Ultrasound and Photography studio in TN” Offering the newest live realistic view 4D ultrasound technology & an in-house photography studio. 4D Realistic View

Our one-of-a

-kind Photog

raphy Studio

Your ultrasound will take place in our theater room on a 12’ screen with seating for all your guests.

Ultrasound Packages Gender determination at 15 weeks Book Online anytime at

Starting at $55

OVERTHEWOMB.COM

615-828-2821

165 INDIAN LAKE BLVD SUITE 110 HENDERSONVILLE, TN Located in the Indian Lake Professional Building

Every ultrasound session is performed by diagnostic medical sonographers. September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

H I T T I N G ALL TH E R I GH T NOT E S AT

Madison Creek Farms Legendary Music Family's Roots Run Deep At This Hidden Jewel ARTICLE HOLLY COWAN | PHOTOGRAPHY LYNN BOWLES AND RICK MURRAY

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

stone's throw from Hendersonville, and a little off the beaten path in Goodlettsville, is where you’ll find Madison Creek Farms. The rich history of this third-generation family farm - owned by Mark and Peggy Lynn Marchetti (Loretta Lynn's daughter) - is only matched by the richness of the organically grown flowers, vegetables and herbs sprawled across six acres on the beautiful 38-acre property. The Lynn family purchased the farm in 1960 and Lynn Marchetti and her twin sister, Patsy, were born there. She says, “This was the first piece of America that my parents ever owned. These people are from Butcher Hollow, Ky. You don’t go there unless you have a jeep, a bulldozer or good feet. This was their jewel. And it’s even more special because this was the place my father bought, not my mother.” The family later moved to Hurricane Mills, Tenn. where Lynn Marchetti grew up. The Marchettis were drawn back to the farm in 2000. The couple were living in East Nashville where both were songwriters and Lynn Marchetti was also recording and touring. CONTINUED >

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

MADISON CREEK FARMS

(CON TI N U ED)

The family member who had rented the farm for 30 years had passed away and they found it in disarray with the house condemned and the property a dumping ground. While tempted by an offer from a neighboring development, “My whole thing was what it could be,” said Lynn Marchetti. “This is where the history of my life began, so the money wasn’t important to me. I wanted to figure out how to create a good life for us that was based on something more than music.” Mark Marchetti, originally from Pittsburgh, initially had his doubts. “She told me to plant zinnias and I’d never planted anything in my life,” he said. “I remember saying this isn’t going to work, but she’s young and pretty so I’ll humor her. Then as soon as they started popping out of the ground I was hooked. If you could have seen this place then and now, it was a process. It didn’t just happen. It’s taken over 16 years.” The couple initially grew only flowers. Up until 2008 they were the largest specialty cut flower farm in the state selling up to 300 bouquets a week in stores. And it was all done organically. Said Lynn Marchetti, “I’m the kind of farmer that reaches down and touches the dirt. When’s the last time most farmers can say that? 22

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

"I grew up only knowing how to farm organically. The word organic wasn’t even part of the language of that time.”

“I grew up only knowing how to farm organically. The word organic wasn’t even part of the language of CONTINUED > that time.”

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

MADISON CREEK FARMS

(CON TI N U ED)

“There’s no place else you can go and say this blackberry pie comes from here from start to finish,” she says. It’s certainly well received with customers lining up the drive by 7 a.m. at times.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

Lynn Marchetti believes “the whole organic thing is about sustainability, a closed loop.” But, there wasn’t much support early on. That’s why the Marchettis put together the Tennessee Organic Growers Association in 2001, to gain much needed recognition for organic growers in the state. The association grew to two dozen farms in just a few years. They also started building markets so they could sell their crops and goods. They started the Franklin Farmers Market and helped to start the East Nashville Farmers Market. “These were producer-only markets where everything had to come from your own farm. This was an important part of our growth,” says Lynn Marchetti. But in 2008 when the economy turned, business dropped for the farm. The Marchettis knew they’d need to adapt. That year they opened the farm to the public, began planting both vegetables and flowers and also started a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program where customers buy a share of the fresh grown food. “When we started the CSA it was again all about sustainability for me. How can I stay on-farm?” said Lynn Marchetti, who still tours about 80 days a year. They pulled away from the farmers markets. “Let them come here,” she says. “it’s a better experience.”

The farm has a Spring/Summer CSA which runs April through July, and a Fall CSA which runs late August through October with bi-weekly, on-farm pickup. Lynn Marchetti says, “The whole concept for the CSA was we pack the baskets with vegetables and then they can go cut their flowers and herbs. They can also go get more beans or lettuce or whatever. You look out there and see all these little kids running around. Grandma and grandpa’s farms are getting so far in between now. This is their moment of nature.” And on Saturday mornings during the season they open the farm completely to the public, not just CSA customers, to come out and cut flowers. On some of those Saturdays, Lynn Marchetti even hosts a Market Day where they sell jams, jellies and pies she makes from scratch. “There’s no place else you can go and say this blackberry pie comes from here from start to finish,” she says. It’s certainly well received with customers lining up the drive by 7 a.m. at times. But you can’t talk about Madison Creek Farms without mentioning what the Marchettis call ‘the wedding tree.’ Marchetti reflects, “When we first came out here Peggy looked at that tree which was then in a forest and said ‘you know, there’s something really special about it.’ Then we started the farm and people would come out to buy vegetables and CONTINUED >

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

MADISON CREEK FARMS

(CON TI N U ED)

flowers and they’d say they’d like to get married out there. Peggy loved the idea, but again, it took me awhile. I didn’t grow up like that.” Lynn Marchetti however grew up on her mother’s ranch in Hurricane Mills which was the seventh-largest tourist attraction in Tennessee so she was much more comfortable having the public in her home. But, says Marchetti, “We had our first wedding by the tree and it was spiritual. I looked out with tears in my eyes watching the ceremony. Then I realized this was a great idea.” Now they host weddings in May, June, September and October. Yet even with its storied history, make no mistake, Madison Creek Farms is not a tourist attraction. There’s no memorabilia, no impromptu concerts. “This isn’t the place for that,” says Lynn Marchetti. “The people that come here; most don’t even know. It’s not relevant to them and it’s nice that there’s another reason they’re here.” 26

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

For all the farm offers, to the Marchettis it represents a place where life is simple. “This is the last vestige of my mother’s and father’s simple life, before Loretta became a country music icon. This was the last place she had her own little garden that she still talks about to this day. This was her favorite place,” says Lynn Marchetti. It also represents a place where a sense of community can blossom, cultivated by the warm, welcoming spirit of the Marchettis. “It’s really important to protect these little places. This farm was going to be 80 houses. Look at it now,” she says. All told, Madison Creek Farms is a place to be treasured. Lynn Marchetti sums it up perfectly, “This is our church. And it brings so much to everyone who experiences it.”

www.HolderFamilyFun.com

TAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

Rent a Room or the Whole Venue

Your k o o B by Party 30th MBER

E SEPT

ve to Sa

10%

FUN Hands-Free-Party-Planning completely customized to your needs Call Holder Family Fun Center today to schedule your free, no-obligation event planning consultation.

HENDERSONVILLE Text HOLDER to 55678 to 460 W. Main St. Join our 615-590-4FUN Rewards Club! September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

ing

grill m o fr rets c e &S Tips

. ford s n Lu Jeff , u r gu

ARTICLE JAY WILKE | PHOTOGRAPHY ED ATLAS AND PROVIDED

utumn will be here soon, with moderating temperatures, football and, above all, backyard grilling. Just step outside at any given time on a Saturday evening in Hendersonville and you’re sure to smell some kind of smoky charcoal or gas grilling going on. After taking in the tantalizing aroma of sizzling burgers or steaks, you may decide that it’s time to either purchase a new grill or maybe just brush up on your skills. If so, there’s no better place to turn than the Hearth & Grill Shop on Thompson Lane in Nashville With 42 years of experience in the grill business, Jeff Lunsford knows what he’s talking about when it comes to anything related to grills. The Hearth & Grill Shop carries gas grills, charcoal grills, Weber grills, Big Green Eggs, top-of-the-line FireMagic grills and pretty much any part or accessory you might possibly need to keep your grill up and running. “Whichever you choose, don’t just buy the cheapest grill,” says Lunsford. “Get one that you know parts and accessories will be available”. The first thing you need to determine when purchasing a new grill is whether you want charcoal or gas. There are many notable differences that should be considered before taking the leap. Some people 28

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

prefer the easy maintenance and reliability of a gas grill, while others swear by the smoky flavor you get from a charcoal grill. “Gas is easier to light and maintain the temperature,” says Lunsford. “It’s also more versatile.” With a gas grill, you can simply fire it up and be cooking in a matter of minutes. They’re easy to use and control and even help aid in self-cleaning.

“Maintaining temperature is harder because a charcoal grill will sometimes burn out before you are through cooking.” He recommends that you use a good natural hardwood charcoal and steer clear of lighter fluid for starting up the grill. He notes that some people seem to think that the taste of the starter fluid is the actual

“Trial and error with cooking is one of the fun things about grilling,” Lunsford says. “You can cook just about everything on a grill.” “Charcoal provides a smokier flavor but usually you need to clean the old charcoal ash out, light and wait for the coals to ‘get right’ before cooking,” says Lunsford.

charcoal flavor. Instead, he says to use an electric starter or starter blocks without added chemicals. CONTINUED >

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

GRILLING GAME (CON TI N U ED)

For maintenance, it’s recommended that you burn off the excess grease after use on a gas grill. You also need to occasionally give the cooking grids a good brushing (soap and water once in a while) and take out the burner once a year to clean the ports. For charcoal grills, you need to clean the grid the same as a gas grill. Make sure that you don’t leave charcoal ash in the bottom of the grill. When it’s finally time to do some grilling, a good spatula and some tongs are really all the equipment that you need. Since cooking times and measurements vary, it’s sometimes hard to give an exact recipe. “Trial and error with cooking is one of the fun things about grilling,” Lunsford says. “You can cook just about everything on a grill.” He recommends grilling burgers and steaks at a high temperature. In order to produce good results, sear both sides on high heat, then gradually turn the heat down to medium. Chicken and seafood are generally cooked at a low to medium heat. “The main thing is to be sure not to overcook,” he says. “Stay with it and test frequently for doneness.” For bratwursts and other sausages, he finds that low to medium heat seems to work best. Since most sausages usually have a lot of grease, he says that you shouldn’t put the grill on high and then leave. Always keep an eye on them. He also recommends grilling vegetables directly on the cooking grid as the flavor of the smoke and grill will work its way into the veggies. “The grilled flavor that everyone loves comes from the grease dripping down on the hot coals and making smoke,” he says. “This not only helps get rid of a lot of the grease, but it makes everything taste wonderful.” With proper maintenance, there is no reason why a gas grill won’t last 10 to 20 years. A charcoal grill is generally not as ruggedly built as a gas grill, but should still last a decade or more. At the Hearth & Grill Shop, they are still selling replacement parts for gas grills that are well over 30 years old. If you’re dreaming of serving up delicious steaks, pork chops and shrimp skewers on the grill, there’s no day like today to get rolling with your own tradition. Perhaps it’s time the mouthwatering smoke and smell of barbecuing meat in the air comes from your very own backyard.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

HOME CONCIERGE SERVICE This service will save you time because it allows you to select, and purchase your new Chevrolet from the comfort of your home or office. "We will deliver it to you in Hendersonville", says Allan Ledford, General Manager and long time Hendersonville resident. We will also provide you free concierge service with a loaner car for your vehicle service after the sale.

IT'S FOOTBALL TIME IN TENNESSEE Local Pro, College and High School Football Schedules

HIGH SCHOOL BEECH

GOODPASTURE

POPE JOHN PAUL II

SEPTEMBER 2 AT GLENCLIFF

SEPTEMBER 2 AT GREENBRIER

SEPTEMBER 2 BRENTWOOD ACADEMY

SEPTEMBER 9 HENDERSONVILLE

SEPTEMBER 9 AT FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY

SEPTEMBER 9 AT FATHER RYAN

SEPTEMBER 16 CANE RIDGE

SEPTEMBER 16 AT WHITES CREEK

SEPTEMBER 16 AT ENSWORTH

SEPTEMBER 23 SPRINGFIELD (HC)

SEPTEMBER 23 VS. LIPSCOMB (HC)

SEPTEMBER 23 AT NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

SEPTEMBER 30 AT GALLATIN

OCTOBER 7 AT STRATFORD

SEPTEMBER 30 VS. MONTGOMERY BELL ACADEMY

OCTOBER 7 AT STATION CAMP

OCTOBER 14 VS. EAST NASHVILLE

OCTOBER 14 AT BAYLOR SCHOOL

OCTOBER 21 HUNTERS LANE

OCTOBER 21 VS. CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN ACADEMY

OCTOBER 21 VS. MCCALLIE

OCTOBER 28 HILLSBORO

OCTOBER 28 VS. HERITAGE

OCTOBER 28 VS. SOUTH WARREN

GALLATIN

HENDERSONVILLE

PORTLAND

SEPTEMBER 2 HUNTERS LANE (HC)

SEPTEMBER 2 AT MCGAVOCK

SEPTEMBER 2 WHITE HOUSE

SEPTEMBER 9 HENRY CO.

SEPTEMBER 9 AT BEECH

SEPTEMBER 9 AT HERITAGE

SEPTEMBER 16 AT GLENCIFF

SEPTEMBER 16 HILLSBORO

SEPTEMBER 16 PEARL-COHN

SEPTEMBER 23 AT STATION CAMP

SEPTEMBER 23 EAST NASHVILLE

SEPTEMBER 23 AT LEBANON

SEPTEMBER 30 BEECH

SEPTEMBER 30 STATION CAMP

SEPTEMBER 30 SPRINGFIELD

OCTOBER 7 HENDERSONVILLE

OCTOBER 7 AT GALLATIN

OCTOBER 14 AT MAPLEWOOD

OCTOBER 21 AT HILLSBORO

OCTOBER 21 GLENCLIFF

OCTOBER 21 AT FRIENDSHIP CHRISTIAN

OCTOBER 28 CANE RIDGE

OCTOBER 28 AT HUNTERS LANE

OCTOBER 28 AT MACON COUNTY

COLLEGE VANDERBILT

STATION CAMP

WHITE HOUSE

SEPTEMBER 2 HILLSBORO

SEPTEMBER 2 AT PORTLAND

SEPTEMBER 9 AT ROSSVIEW

SEPTEMBER 9 GREENBRIER

SEPTEMBER 16 AT HUNTERS LANE

SEPTEMBER 16 AT SPRINGFIELD

SEPTEMBER 23 GALLATIN

SEPTEMBER 23 SYCAMORE (HC)

SEPTEMBER 30 AT HENDERSONVILLE

SEPTEMBER 30 MACON CO.

OCTOBER 7 BEECH

OCTOBER 14 AT PEARL-COHN

OCTOBER 21 AT CANE RIDGE

OCTOBER 21 AT PAGE

OCTOBER 28 GLEN CLIFF

OCTOBER 28 MAPLEWOOD

SEPTEMBER 1 VS. SOUTH CAROLINA SEPTEMBER 10 VS. MIDDLE TENNESSEE SEPTEMBER 17 AT GEORGIA TECH SEPTEMBER 24 AT WESTERN KENTUCKY OCTOBER 1 VS. FLORIDA OCTOBER 8 AT KENTUCKY OCTOBER 15 AT GEORGIA OCTOBER 22 VS. TENNESSEE STATE NOVEMBER 5 AT AUBURN NOVEMBER 12 AT MISSOURI NOVEMBER 19 VS. OLE MISS NOVEMBER 26 VS. TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE SEPTEMBER 1 VS. APPALACHIANSTATE SEPTEMBER 10 VS. VIRGINIA TECH SEPTEMBER 17 VS. OHIO

NOVEMBER 26 VS. FLORIDA ATLANTIC

TENNESSEE STATE

NOVEMBER 19 VS. MISSOURI

SEPTEMBER 3 VS. ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF SEPTEMBER 10 VS. JACKSON STATE AT MEMPHIS SEPTEMBER 17 AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN OCTOBER 1 VS. UT-MARTIN OCTOBER 8 AT EASTERN ILLINOIS OCTOBER 15 EASTERN KENTUCKY OCTOBER 22 AT VANDERBILT OCTOBER 29 AT MURRAY STATE NOVEMBER 5 AT AUSTIN PEAY NOVEMBER 12 TENNESSEE TECH

NOVEMBER 26 AT VANDERBILT

NOVEMBER 19 AT SOUTHEAST MISSOURI

SEPTEMBER 24 VS. FLORIDA OCTOBER 1 AT GEORGIA OCTOBER 8 AT TEXAS A&M OCTOBER 15 VS. ALABAMA OCTOBER 29 VS. SOUTH CAROLINA NOVEMBER 5 VS. TENNESSEE TECH NOVEMBER 12 VS. KENTUCKY

MIDDLE TENNESSEE

SEPTEMBER 3 VS. ALABAMA A&M SEPTEMBER 10 AT VANDERBILT SEPTEMBER 17 AT BOWLING GREEN SEPTEMBER 24 VS. LOUISIANA TECH OCTOBER 1 AT NORTH TEXAS OCTOBER 15 WESTERN KENTUCKY OCTOBER 22 AT MISSOURI OCTOBER 29 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL NOVEMBER 5 UT-SAN ANTONIO NOVEMBER 12 AT MARSHALL NOVEMBER 19 AT CHARLOTTE

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

PROFESSIONAL TENNESSEE TITANS SEPTEMBER 1 AT MIAMI (EXHIBITION) SEPTEMBER 11 VS. MINNESOTA SEPTEMBER 18 AT DETROIT SEPTEMBER 25 OAKLAND OCTOBER 2 AT HOUSTON OCTOBER 9 AT MIAMI OCTOBER 16 CLEVELAND OCTOBER 23 INDIANAPOLIS OCTOBER 27 JACKSONVILLE NOVEMBER 6 AT SAN DIEGO NOVEMBER 13 GREEN BAY NOVEMBER 20 AT INDIANAPOLIS NOVEMBER 27 AT CHICAGO DECEMBER 11 DENVER DECEMBER 18 AT KANSAS CITY DECEMBER 24 AT JACKSONVILLE JANUARY 1 VS. HOUSTON

September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

Driver’s Notebook

2016 TESLA MODEL 3

Base Price: $35,000 EPA Range: 215 miles per charge Est. tax credit: $7,500 Body Type: Sedan

MUSK'S STATE OF THE ART AFFORDABLE, ELECTRIC CAR IS FINALLY HERE ARTICLE DONALD HAWKINS PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF TESLA MOTORS

n 2006, Elon Musk published a blog post outlining his longterm vision for Tesla. At the time, Tesla was still two years away from delivering the first Roadster, the company’s first product.

“The strategy of Tesla is to enter at the high end of the market, where customers are prepared to pay a premium,” Musk said. “Then, we’ll drive down market as fast as possible to higher unit volume and lower prices with each successive model.” The base-level Tesla Model 3 will come standard with a rear-mounted single motor capable of launching the car from a standstill to 60 miles per hour in about six seconds. A high-performance dual-motor AWD configuration will also be offered, though Tesla has offered little in the way of performance stats for the car. Journalists who were offered the opportunity to ride in the car reported a high-performance feel that would be familiar to anyone who has been in a Tesla. Tesla announced the driving range in the Model 3 to be “at least 215 miles.” Achieving a 215-mile range will require a pack, most likely, of about 50 kilowatt-hours. Some analysts believe that Tesla is already approaching a cost of $200 per kWh, which would put the Model 3’s pack at around $10,000. Tesla’s longterm goal is to use mass production at its Nevadabased factory to bring the cost well below this level. 34

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

Seats: 5 Features: Autopilot Hardware, Supercharging

A 240-volt Tesla home charging station costs $750, not including installation. We expect the Model 3 to use an on-board 10 kW charger, like its sibling vehicles. This means owners can add 30 or more miles of range for every hour of charging at home. With its sizable battery pack providing more than 200 miles of driving range—and the average commuter traveling about 40 miles per day—most drivers will find they have plenty of energy reserves on a daily basis. In terms of longer distance highway trips, Tesla offers its current vehicle owners free access to around 400 Supercharger sites in the United States. These high-speed fast-chargers are capable of bringing a Model S battery pack to 80 percent of capacity in about 40 minutes. This opens up new possibilities for interstate travel for many EV drivers. The Model 3 is slated to begin production in late 2017, but chances are you’ll be in for a much longer wait if you didn’t put down a $1,000 refundable deposit in the first hour after Tesla began accepting pre-orders. In just two weeks, Tesla registered more than 300,000 pre-orders—a level of interest that is truly unprecedented for a car that nobody has driven yet and barely seen. Elon Musk’s stated goal is 500,000 deliveries by 2020, though many analysts doubt this projection in light of how long it has taken to for Tesla to reach peak production capacity in the past—as well as the company’s dependency on reaching full production at its battery factory. For more information, visit TeslaMotors.com

quality, beauty, and commitment are built in Call for a FREE in-home design consultation.

(615) 261-8700

www.closetsbydesign.com

ASK ABOUT OUR GARAGE FLOORING

Imagine your home, totally organized!

40% OFF plus

Free Installation Applies to national list price on any order of $1000 or more. Not valid with any other offer. Free installation with any complete unit order of $750 or more. With incoming order, at time of purchase only. Expires 9/30/16.

custom closets garages pantries laundries mud rooms hobby rooms

Sold Properties

Recently SOLD Sumner County Properties NEIGHBORHOOD

LIST PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/LIST

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Bluegrass Downs Sec 3

$649,900

$625,000

96.2%

3/1

Blue Ridge Phase 3

$549,900

$515,000

93.7%

298

3/1

Drakes Pointe

$489,900

$469,900

95.9%

457

4/1

Bluegrass Est Sec 3

$469,900

$470,000

100.0%

3/2

Hunt Club

$459,900

$455,000

98.9%

4/0

Mansker Farms Ph 7 Sec 1

$424,900

$397,000

93.4%

115

4/1

Long Hollow Pointe Sec 5

$409,900

$399,900

97.6%

3/0

Meadows Of Indian Lake

$398,398

$382,500

96.0%

122

3/1

Kennesaw FArms

$374,900

$396,823

105.9%

4/0

Autumn Creek Sec 3

$367,000

$355,000

96.7%

3/0

INDIAN LAKE FOREST

$359,900

$354,900

98.6%

3/1

Carellton

$358,207

$357,987

99.9%

2/1

Wynbrooke

$349,900

$346,000

98.9%

3/1

Island Brook Sub Ph 1B

$344,900

$340,000

98.6%

2/1

Fairvue Plantation

$339,900

$335,000

98.6%

2/0

Foxland Harbor Villas

$329,000

$321,000

97.6%

3/0

River Chase Sec 1

$299,900

$300,000

100.0%

3/0

Fields At Mansker Farm

$285,000

$280,000

98.3%

2/1

Retreat at Fairvue

$279,000

$270,000

96.8%

2/0

Harbortowne Phase 5

$259,000

100.0%

2/1

Creekside At Station Camp

$249,000

$250,000

100.4%

2/1

Cherokee Woods Sec 9

$229,900

$625,000

271.9%

2/1

CMLS Statistics from 06-01-16 through 06-31-16. *DOM=Days on Market.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

COLDWELL BANKER®

L A KESI DE RE ALTOR S Realtor Specializes in Working with Baby Boomers and Seniors

For SENIORS who have spent a lifetime in one home, selling their residence and moving can be especially stressful. Vicki McAnulty strives to make that transition a little smoother. “I was curious about the Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designation because I was helping care for my pa rents. I also recently sold the home where we raised our children. I understand the emotions involved.” As a Realtor who holds the SRES designation, Vicki is dedicated to work with seniors searching for new housing options. Because seniors are living longer and baby boomers are aging, McAnulty believes that having the knowledge to assist them is critical. “Working with Seniors takes a lot of time, care, and compassion; but it is worth it because I’m helping someone and that is very important to me.” Vicki provides a free Moving On guide that is tailored to Seniors and their families.

LAKESIDE REALTORS

Fluent in Spanish!

Do you or a family member need a real estate agent who is fluent in Span-

ish? At Coldwell Banker Lakeside, Ana Maria Harriman understands that there is a thriving community of Spanish speakers in the Nashville metro area. Anna Maria strives for her clients to feel comfortable and well-taken care of through every stage of business with her, and being able to easily and effectively communicate is just one more way she can ensure that. As a bilingual real estate agent, Ana Maria can help you with all your real estate needs, from buying and selling to property, finding a mortgage broker and more. If you’re looking for a Spanish-speaking real estate agent in the Nashville area, contact Ana Maria today to set up an appointment! Let her years of experience helping clients with find their dream home work for you!

Ana Maria Harriman, REALTOR

Vicki McAnulty, REALTOR

615.306.8303 aharriman@realtracs.com

615.579.1804

vmcanulty65@gmail.com

As a Real Estate Agent, I’m often Asked: “Is this a good time to be selling a home?”

utumn is considered a great time to list your home on the market. Linked to the “back to school” mentality, with the leaves turning beautiful colors and nice cool crisp fall temperatures, you’ll have a great opportunity to sell your home -- often to someone who’s already in your neighborhood. Another reason to consider autumn, there are no major holidays to contend with and the weather is still mild. No matter what time of year, there are always serious home buyers out there. If you are interested in the marketability of your home or know someone looking to move call me today! I would love to put my expertise to work to help!

Remarkable Hendersonville Property! 83 Blue Ridge Trace - MLS#1746601

Could Be in an Architectural Digest Magazine! Gated Driveway Remotely Controlled! Perfection! Unbelievable Inside & Out! A Backyard that Will Take All Your Stress Away!

Jackie Daniel, REALTOR

615.210.0646

Cindy Williams, REALTOR

jackiedaniel@realtracs.com

615.390.1741

HELP FOR FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS

cindy.williams@coldwellbanker.com

1. Figure out how much you can comfortably spend. 2. Get a copy of your Credit Report. 3. Gather your paperwork before you shop a loan. 4. Shop around for a mortgage. 5. Apply for your loan. Get Pre-Approved.

6. Find an AMAZING Real Estate Agent. This is where I come in! Let me put my experience to work for you in finding an amazing property that meets your wants and needs. My skills are put to use in negotiating the best deal for you.

Angel Creekmore, REALTOR 615.504.3205

A Legacy of Serving the City by the Lake for Over 40 Years angelcreekmore0512@gmail.com 615-824-5920 OFFICE | 530 WEST MAIN STREET, HENDERSONVILLE, TN 37075

FOCUSING ON LUXURY REAL ESTATE LEGACY

•

INNOVATION

•

CONNECTION

Lifestyle Calendar

September SEPTEMBER 2 - 5 SOUTHERN LIVING NASHVILLE NOW VARIOUS LOCATIONS 2016 marks the 50th anniversary of Southern Living magazine and the iconic publication is celebrating in Nashville with a dozen events over Labor Day Weekend that will showcase the city's food, fashion, art and music. Events include tours, tastings, performances and other prePhoto Tennessee Titans

sentations. VisitMusicCity.com.

SEPTEMBER 1, 11, 18, 25

EVERY FRIDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 6 TO 9 P.M.

TENNESSEE TITANS FOOTBALL

HENDERSONVILLE CRUISE IN

HOME GAMES AT NISSAN STADIUM

THE STREETS AT INDIAN LAKE

The TENNESSEE TITANS open the 2016 season with three games in

The Hendersonville Cruise In is a great event for classic car lovers

September, including two at Nissan Stadium. Thursday, September 1

and the entire family as well. A "Ride of the Week" will be awarded

at Miami Dolphins (Exhibition), 6 p.m.; September 11 vs. MINNESOTA

each night with a trophy going to the winner. There will be '50s and

VIKINGS, September 18 at Detroit Lions, September 25 vs. OAKLAND

'60s music and dancing. The show takes place behind the theater

RAIDERS. Regular Season games kickoff at Noon. TitansOnline.com.

at The Streets of Indian Lake.

BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 1

EVERY FRIDAY IN SEPTEMBER

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

VANDERBILT: Thursday 1 vs. South Carolina, 7 p.m.; Saturday 10

BEECH: Friday 2 at Glencliff; Friday 9 vs. Hendersonville; Friday 16

vs. Middle Tennessee, 3 p.m.; Saturday 17 at Georgia Tech, 11:30

vs. Cane Ridge; Friday 23 vs. Springfield (HC); Friday 30 at Gallatin.

a.m.; Saturday 24 at Western Kentucky, 3:30 p.m. MIDDLE TENNES-

HENDERSONVILLE: Friday 2 at Cane Ridge; Friday 9 at Beech; Fri-

SEE: Saturday 3 vs. Alabama A&M, 6 p.m.; Saturday 10 at Vanderbilt,

day 16 vs. Hillsboro; Friday 23 vs. East Nashville; Friday 30 vs. Station

3 p.m.; Saturday 17 at Bowling Green, 11 a.m.; September 24 vs. Louisi-

Camp. POPE JOHN PAUL II: Friday 2 vs. Brentwood Academy; Friday

ana Tech, 6 p.m. TENNESSEE STATE: September 3 vs. Arkansas-Pine

9 at Father Ryan; Friday 16 at Ensworth, Friday 23 at Nashville Chris-

Bluff, 6 p.m.; September 10 vs. Jackson State (Memphis), 6 p.m.; Sep-

tian School; Friday 30 vs. Montgomery Bell Academy.

tember 17 at Bethune-Cookman, 3 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 2

SEPTEMBER EVENTS & CONCERTS RYMAN AUDITORIUM

"ZOOVIES" FEATURING HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2

DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE ZOO AT GRASSMERE

Established and up-and-coming entertainers will play the Ryman

The Nashville Zoo presents "Zoovies," featuring How To Train Your

Auditorium stage in September. Monday 5, 7 p.m.: BRIAN REGAN;

Dragon 2, a fantasy action film featuring the voices of Jay Baruchel,

Sunday 11, 6 p.m.: THE KIDZ BOP TOUR; Thursday 15, 7:30 p.m.: LAKE

Cate Blanchett, Gerard Butler and Craig Ferguson. Inflatables, games,

STREET DRIVE; Sunday 25, 7:30 p.m.: MELANIE MARTINEZ; Mon-

face painters and rides on the Wild Animal Carousel and Soaring Ea-

day 26, 7:30 p.m.: 3 DOORS DOWN; Friday 30 and Saturday, Oct. 1, 8

gle zip line will be available before the show. NashvilleZoo.org.

p.m.: JOHN PRINE Ryman.com.

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

EVERY SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 9 A.M. TO NOON HENDERSONVILLE FARMERS MARKET THE STREETS OF INDIAN LAKE This is the final month for the Hendersonville Farmers Market before it closes for the sea-

Austin & Bell Funeral Home and Cremation Service

“From generation to generation a true Family Owned and Community minded Funeral Home” Bob Bell, Owner

NOW OPEN IN HENDERSONVILLE

son. Shop for fresh, local in-season farm produce and naturally-raised beef, pork and chicken. Stroll The Streets and explore the wares of local artisan & craft vendors. Plus, enjoy Family Fun Day on September 24, with live music and activities for children. Weather permitting. StreetsOfIndianLake.com.

SEPTEMBER CONCERTS BRIDGESTONE ARENA DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE

"Our tradition goes back 175 years"

Wednesday 7, 7 p.m.: DEMI LOVATO and NICK JONAS; Sunday 18, 7 p.m.: BAD BOY FAMILY REUNION TOUR featuring PUFF DADDY, LIL KIM, MASE and others; Wednesday 21, 7 p.m.:

Tom and Barbara Bowers invite you to visit, meet the Staff, and tour the new Hendersonville location. “Hendersonville has been our home for over 30 years and our friends and family are here. It is our honor to serve your family in your time of need. We strive to make a difference in the lives of the ones we serve. Our friendship and help continue long after the services are over.”

AVENGED SEVENFOLD; Thursday 22, 7 p.m.: CARRIE UNDERWOOD; Saturday 24, 8 p.m. KANYE WEST. BridgestoneArena.com.

SEPTEMBER 15 THIRD THURSDAY ON MAIN FREE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES DOWNTOWN ON THE SQUARE, GALLATIN Enjoy a free concert on the square in Down-

· On-Site Crematory

town Gallatin featuring Bucky Covington.

· Transfer your funeral arrangements with no cost

Merchants, restaurants and bars will be open late. Presented by Greater Gallatin, Inc. Spon-

· Funeral or cremation pre-planning available with no obligation

sored by local State Farm agents Craig Hayes, Jeannie Gregory, Anna Stephens, and Mat-

· Find out how you can actually lock in your arrangements at today’s prices.

thew Thomson. DowntownGallatin.com.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 AND SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

Barbara Bowers · Free Tom Bowers, Manager Family Services Licensed Funeral Pre-Planning Specialist Director and Embalmer Over 40 Years Experience

PILGRIMAGE MUSIC & CULTURAL FESTIVAL THE PARK AT HARLINSDALE IN FRANKLIN See 30 artists on six stages in two days at the Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival. Saturday's performers include Beck, Grace Potter, Violent Femmes and Cake. On Sunday see

SINCE 1842

planning guide available

615 822-4442 104 Sanders Ferry Road Hendersonville, TN

AustinAndBell.com

Tennessee’s Oldest Funeral Home Our additional Tennessee locations below

Daryl Hall & John Oates, Jason Isbell, Kacey Musgraves, Better Than Ezra, Anderson East and others. PilgrimageFestival.com. September 2016 | Hendersonville Lifestyle

business directory AUTOMOTIVE

Alexander Chevrolet Buick GMC (615) 446-5141 Drivealexander.com Nissan of Rivergate (615) 865-7220 Town & Country Ford (615) 438-3874 fordnashville.com

ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION

Holder Family fun Center (615) 590-4386

HEALTH & WELLNESS Salt MedSpa (615) 824-7258 saltmedspa.com/hendersonville

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

HOME DESIGN & FURNISHINGS

MISC MEDICAL

BF Meyers Furniture (615) 859-4280

Middle Tennessee Audiology (615) 447-5660 middletennesseeaudiology.com

La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries (Hendersonville) (615) 824-0923

Over the Womb (615) 828-2821 overthewombstudios.com

HOME SERVICES

OTHER

MEDICAL CLINICS & FACILITIES

Holidayfest of Sumner CTY (615) 517-5714 holidayfesttn.org

Closets by Design Nashville (615) 261-8700 nashville.closetsbydesign.com

Urology Associates, P.C. Hendersonville Urology (615) 822-9336

Austin & Bell Funeral home (615) 822-4442

REAL ESTATE

Coldwell Bankers Lakeside Realtors (615) 824-5920 barbrobertshomes.com

Parting Thoughts

Hops in t he

K itchen

Stout Chocola te Brownies

INGREDIENTS

• ½ cup stout beer • 1/4 cup espesso or strong cold brew • 10 ounces 60% bittersweet chocolate chips • 1 cup butter • 1 cup sugar • 1 teaspoon vanilla • ½ teaspoon kosher salt • 3 eggs • 1 cup flour INSTRUCTIONS

• Preheat oven at 250 degrees F. Prepare a 9" X 9" baking pan with parchment paper allowing the paper to hang over the edges and spray with cooking spray. • Bring stout to a boil and reduce to simmer and cook for about 10 minutes or until reduced to ¼ cup. Set aside to cool. • In a double boiler or a small bowl atop a small saucepan filled with 1 inch of water, melt chocolate chips and butter over high heat, stirring occasionally, until melted. • Pour melted chocolate into a medium bowl and cool slightly. Add sugar, vanilla, salt and stout and mix well with a whisk or wooden spoon. Add eggs one at a time, mixing just until combined before adding the next egg. • Fold flour into mixture and pour into baking pan. Bake for one hour or until a toothpick comes out clean. Allow to cool in pan for 2 hours or overnight to firm up for best cutting. Dust with powdered sugar if desired. PHOTOGRAPHY COLLEEN KELLY 42

Hendersonville Lifestyle | September 2016

2016 Ford F-150

2016 Ford Explorer 2016 Ford Edge

We have the largest selection of Ford Certified PRE-OWNED inventory in Middle TN

fordnashville.com (888) 545-3352 101 Anderson Lane Madison, TN 37115 Hays Automotive Family Serving Hendersonville for over 35 years