Clarksville Living Magazine 2023 Issues

In 2023, Clarksville Living Magazine published nine issues chronicling the people, businesses, events, and community milestones of Clarksville, Tennessee. Every issue from the year is available to read online in the digital archive below — click any cover to open the full magazine.

January kicked off with the Empty Bowls fundraiser, a downtown scavenger hunt, and visits to Daughters Boutique and Melody Shipley’s River City.

February paired Valentine’s Day with practical advice — beating the winter blues, moving your body, and financial tips from Ted Jenkin — plus a look at David Powers Homes.

March highlighted local kindness through the People Administering Kindness movement, Pawsfund Pets, and Pilgrim Road Ministries, with profiles of Jill Compton, Kirsten Parr, and Sherry Nicholson.

April turned to the arts with Dena Tripp and Rob Long’s “Power On,” the Eye Smile Art Studio, and a dynamic showcase at the Downtown Artists Co-op.

May brought country star Chris Janson to town — “Holdin’ Her,” “Drunk Girl” and all — alongside author Jon Acuff and Elena Burykina’s work at the Jostens Gallery.

September rocked Possum Stock and the Red Yourself Underground scene with Scott Wise, and traveled to Greece from Santorini to the Sicilia DOC.

October featured artist Kitty Harvill and the Red Barn, and explored connective leadership and embracing complexity in local government.

November got into the holiday spirit, hiked Beaman Park near Joelton, and traveled to a wooden boat show along the Georgetown Harborwalk.

December closed the year with the music of Chris Stapleton and George Jones, a Southern-Italian La Vigilia and Feast of the Seven Fishes, and holiday cheer along Franklin Street and Old Glory.