Palomino County Volume One Launch Party in Nashville

Celebrities, tastemakers, and American brands celebrate the official launch of Palomino County

Photos by Matthew Simmons

Palomino County officially made its debut on October 16, 2025 in Nashville with an immersive launch party that brought the spirit of Volume One "Heritage Reclaimed" off the page and into a real-world experience. Hosted at the Hutton Hotel and continuing into the evening at Analog, the event showcased Palomino County’s ability to curate elevated gatherings that blend storytelling, commerce, and culture.

Sarah Lancaster and AJ Calvin sharing a laugh with our Editor-in-Chief

The evening began with an exclusive VIP reception welcoming more than 200 guests, including creatives, industry leaders, celebrities, tastemakers, and brand partners from across Nashville and beyond. The guest list reflected Palomino County’s growing audience—style-conscious, culturally curious, and deeply engaged with craftsmanship and modern Americana. Sarah Lancaster, the cover model for Volume One, attended as the evening’s star guest, adding to the celebratory atmosphere surrounding the magazine’s inaugural release.

Libby Wines

Presenting sponsors Faribault Mill and Azure Standard were joined by a handful of liquor sponsors including Veuve Clicquot, Four Branches Bourbon, Southbound Tequila, and Libby Wines elevated the experience through curated drink tastings woven seamlessly throughout the evening. Rather than a traditional bar setup, guests were invited to engage directly with each brand, learn their stories, and experience their offerings in a setting designed to feel both relaxed and refined. These sponsor integrations encouraged organic conversation and discovery, demonstrating how Palomino County creates meaningful, high-touch moments that go far beyond standard event sponsorship.

Upon guests arrival, they were welcomed into Palomino County’s custom Trading Post, an editorial-inspired retail experience located at the entrance of the event. Featuring brands from Volume One, the Trading Post showcased and sold pieces from Raggio Mercantile, Daniel Diamond, Saddleback Leather, Ridings & Co, and Woodhill Cottage. This space invited guests to explore craftsmanship up close, interact with the brand founders, and shop thoughtfully curated products in a way that felt both intentional and accessible. Once the evening transitioned into live music, the Trading Post remained open to the public, extending the reach of the event beyond the initial VIP audience.

As the night continued, the celebration opened to the public and moved into Analog, where live performances by Magnolia Rising and Will Jones brought the community together in a shared moment rooted in Nashville’s creative energy. The seamless flow from private reception to public gathering reflected Palomino County’s ability to host layered experiences that feel cohesive, engaging, and authentic.

The Nashville launch party set the tone for Palomino County’s experiential approach—thoughtfully curated, sponsor-integrated, and community-driven—offering brands a platform to connect with audiences in ways that feel natural, memorable, and aligned with their values.

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