MapLab: The Living Black Atlas
Laura Bliss, Bloomberg
Updated Feb. 28, 2024
Bloomberg
Curb College Students Secure Two Film Festival Wins
Julia Couch Copeland, Belmont University
Updated Oct. 2, 2023
Belmont University, Curb College of Entertainment & Music Business
Exit 207: A Broadcast
Nicole Speyrer, Belmont Vision
Updated Oct. 2, 2023
Belmont Vision
The smoldering scene where Jimi Hendrix ‘learned to play’ was invisible to Music City
Dave Paulson, Nashville Tennessean
Updated 8:55 AM CDT Mar. 18, 2021
The Tennessean
Hallowed Sound: Artists who played a role in the former Jefferson Street Music District
Ricky Rogers, Nashville Tennessean
Published 6:00 AM CDT, Feb. 1, 2021
The Tennessean
Facing North: Jefferson Street, Nashville
Nashville Public Television
Published Sept. 17, 2020
Nashville Public Television
How Black voices from the South made American music what it is today
Ben Goad, USA Today
USA Today
Lorenzo Washington on Preserving Nashville’s Blues and R&B Epicenter
Brittney McKenna, Nashville Scene
Published Dec. 8, 2016
Nashville Scene
Lorenzo Washington with Rev Dr Bernard Lafayette and Lelan Statom at the Social Justice Collaborative Black History Month Reception sponsored by Belmont University and Fisk University. Lafayette shared stories of his involvement in the civil rights movement and his friendship with John Lewis.
Lorenzo Washington with Rev Dr Bernard Lafayette and Lelan Statom at the Social Justice Collaborative Black History Month Reception sponsored by Belmont University and Fisk University. Lafayette shared stories of his involvement in the civil rights movement and his friendship with John Lewis.
Community Service Award
Best Culture Specialty Museum Award. The Best of Nashville 2019, Nashville Scene.
The Historical Achievement Award
Vanderbilt students help preserve Jefferson Street’s musical history.
My Music Matters Oral History and Project Recording Recognition. National Museum of African American Music, Nashville Public Library and Jefferson Street Sound Museum partnership.
Lorenzo Washington Founder/Curator of the Jefferson Street Sound Museum is interviewed by Ron Hodges with American Dream about Historic Jefferson Street and the musical legacies created there in the 1940's - 1970's. The Historic Jefferson Street project will air in October on all major networks.