Clarksville Living Magazine — June 2022

The June 2022 issue of Clarksville Living Magazine chases fifteen Tennessee waterfalls, welcomes the Downtown Market back with more vendors than ever, and mixes budget-friendly big-batch cocktails.

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The cover feature is a road trip in print: with Tennessee home to more than 325 waterfalls, the magazine narrows the field to fifteen worth a day trip, all within a couple of hours of Clarksville. It is built for the practical summer escape — the beach, mountains or lake are not always feasible, but a breathtaking waterfall and a picnic often are, close enough to reach and return in a single day — and it encourages readers to keep exploring well beyond the fifteen the magazine had room to feature.

Closer to home, the Downtown Market is back for the season with more vendors than ever, and the issue lays out the practical details of parking and hours so readers can plan a Saturday morning among the local growers and makers.

The food pages solve a summer-hosting problem with big-batch cocktails. Making drinks for a crowd gets expensive fast once liquor, liqueurs, mixers and garnishes add up, so the feature collects budget-friendly, few-ingredient recipes — fruity punches, classic margaritas, pitcher mojitos — that keep a get-together crowd-pleasing without breaking the bank, and free the host to actually enjoy the party rather than tend bar all evening.

Together the three pieces map a Tennessee summer: somewhere to go, something to do downtown, and something to pour when everyone comes over — a genuinely useful June issue for readers planning the season.

A “Local Summer Bucket List” adds still more ideas for filling the season close to home, from festivals to fishing holes, and a “Roller Girl” feature brings a burst of local personality to the roller-skating scene — rounding out a June issue built, start to finish, for readers planning the best possible Tennessee summer without leaving the region.

Table of Contents

  • Downtown Market Is Back! (p. 6)
  • Big Batch Summer Cocktails (p. 8)
  • Falling For Waterfalls (p. 14)
  • Local Summer Bucket List (p. 18)
  • Roller Girl (p. 20)

Regular departments

  • Calendar Of Events (p. 22)
  • Network (p. 28)