You’ll find it on menus all across Memphis barbecue joints, but now you can make your own sausage and cheese plate at home. This smoky, tangy snack board is perfect for fall, football, or feeding a crowd.

Cooper-Young is Memphis’ artsy, friendly heart, where locals and visitors gather for great food, live music, quirky shops, and festivals like Porchfest and the Cooper-Young Festival.

From the vibrant peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains to the serene waters of Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee’s fall foliage showcases stunning colors across mountains, plateaus, and farmland. Plan your perfect autumn getaway here.

Celebrate autumn the Tennessee way with visits to iconic farms featuring sprawling pumpkin patches, challenging corn mazes, hayrides, and delicious Southern treats. Perfect for families and fall lovers alike.

No matter your team colors, these iconic Tennessee game day venues offer the perfect blend of football, food, and fun — from Knoxville’s craft beer scene to Nashville’s BBQ.

From Dollywood’s glowing pumpkins to Nashville’s country-themed Fall Ball and Memphis’ premier RiverArtsFest, Tennessee’s fall festivals bring music, art, and community together in unforgettable ways.

From the breathtaking trails of South Cumberland to lakeside views at Norris Dam and Pickwick Landing, Tennessee’s state parks offer unforgettable fall camping experiences for nature lovers of all kinds.

Anderson County, in East Tennessee, offers a rich mix of history and outdoor fun. From the secret city of Oak Ridge and its atomic past to Norris Lake’s endless water adventures, explore this vibrant county’s charm.

Bike Tennessee invites cyclists to explore the state’s stunning landscapes on 52 curated routes, from the Thousand Acre Loop to trails in state parks. Download the free Ride with GPS app and start your two-wheeled adventure today.

In this inaugural letter, editor Toby Sells shares his deep Tennessee pride and invites readers to explore the state’s rich heritage across East, Middle, and West Tennessee through State & Beale’s stories and features.

Located near Middle Tennessee State University, Tennessee’s geographic center is marked by a monument known as “The Obelisk.” Though Nashville became the capital, this spot holds quirky campus lore and a piece of Tennessee history worth visiting.

From Memphis to Nashville, Drew Holcomb shares insights on his creative process, touring life, and the deep Tennessee pride that inspires his music — including his heartfelt hit “Tennessee” that resonates far beyond the state.