To begin the evening at MAKESHIFT @ the Standard Talks, Rosanne Cash opened with a performance of “Fair and Tender Ladies,” a traditional Appalachian folk song that has been recorded by many singers. The song had been performed by her step-mother, June Carter Cash.
Rosanne began by sharing her thoughts on crafting and writing music. In turn, she asked the audience to collaborate and “craft” a new song from the original version. This posed the question: “What can we learn from the field of music as we creatively approach a collaboration between amateurs and auteurs, makers and users?”
Thank you to everyone who braved the rain and came out last night for 
A few weeks ago, we took to the streets of Florence to spread wildflower seeds guerrilla-style. We tossed our homemade 
We hope to see you @ The Factory this Friday and Saturday for our Open House + Mother’s Day Market.
Next Thursday, as part of Nashville Fashion Week, I will participate an educational panel discussing production issues in fashion. The panels and events for the day have been thoughtfully curated by 
Our Visiting Artist Series with 
