Clarksville Living Magazine — 2024 Issues
In 2024, Clarksville Living Magazine published twelve issues under a new masthead, chronicling the artists, businesses, history and cultural life of a fast-growing city. Click any cover to read the full issue.
January launched a Clarksville author's memoir at Parnassus Books and gathered for Manna Café's gala.
February traced chocolate from the “Food of the Gods” and honored R3 for military affairs.
March met muralist Ricky Cavaness and his “Last Train to Clarksville.”
April celebrated The Vine's second anniversary and 13 years of Galentine's Day.
May relished National Strawberry Month and gathered for Brown Girls Brunching.
June toured the city's cottage escapes and dressed up for Family Formal Night.
July honored dance figure Peggy Bonnington and civil rights leader Jerry Jerkins.
August followed art rising from a church rebuild and a brush with Guy Fieri.
September celebrated its own first year and wandered the Sango Night Market.
October walked Greenwood Cemetery and celebrated Emancipation Day at Dixon Park.
November dedicated a historical marker to “Smiley” Johnson.
December baked Brie en Croûte and announced a new movie theater.
