The Clarksville Arts & Heritage Council, Clarksville Parks & Recreation and Mt. Olive Cemetery Historical Preservation Society will begin their three-part educational series, “The Road to Emancipation,” on Sunday, June 14, at 2 p.m. at the L&N Depot, 108 South 10th Street, Clarksville. Presented as part of Clarksville-Montgomery County’s celebration of America’s 250th Birthday,
The Arts & Heritage Council has hosted the Clarksville Writers Conference, honoring the city’s literary heritage, for 20 years. Participants always come away with memories of discussions with presenting authors and renewed enthusiasm to continue their own writing paths. While the conference introduces writers to diverse voices and ideas, it seems time to pivot to
Mark your calendar for a festive and meaningful evening this summer as the Clarksville Arts & Heritage Council presents Christmas in July, a special fundraising event supporting its Arts for Hearts program. Arts for Hearts is an all-volunteer mobile art initiative that provides free art classes to both adults and children throughout our community. By
