After years of successful collaboration and community engagement, The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee and NowPlayingNashville.com officially passed the torch to the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville in 2023. In October 2024, we are proud to relaunch this vibrant celebration of National Arts & Humanities Month!
A month-long extravaganza, Artober Nashville showcases the rich and diverse cultural landscape of the Greater Nashville creative community. From visual arts and music to theater, dance, and literature, Artober brings together artists, organizations, and audiences from across the region to celebrate creativity and innovation.
Artober Nashville is about the entire creative community! The Arts & Business Council is proud to amplify every Artober Nashville event, workshop, and performance as part of the official Artober Nashville calendar. This calendar will highlight the incredible talent and cultural contributions of our local arts community. Whether you’re an artist, a patron, or simply someone who appreciates the arts, Artober Nashville offers something for everyone.
Interested in submitting a program for consideration for inclusion in Artober and possible promotional support this year? All events must be submitted by October 9, 2024.
Artober Nashville 2024 Calendar
Nashville’s Celebration of National Arts & Humanities Month
Origins of Influence IV: The Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Modern Art
Presented by The Carl Van Vechten Gallery (Fisk University)
January 1 to December 7 at 1000 17th Ave N., Main Level, Nashville, TN
Origins of Influence IV celebrates early modernism, highlighting the pivotal contributions of Alfred Stieglitz (1864–1946), a revolutionary figure in American modern art. This exhibition features works from the Alfred Stieglitz Collection, donated to Fisk University by Georgia O’Keeffe and Doris Bry. Stieglitz’s galleries introduced modern American and European artists to the American public, shaping the course of 20th-century art.
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Shabazz Larkin: WAR/DELUSION
Presented by Frist Art Museum
April 26 to October 31 at 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN
WAR/DELUSION is this year’s Art in the Atrium project, featuring Nashville-based artist Shabazz Larkin. In association with the exhibition Monuments and Myths: The America of Sculptors Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Daniel Chester French, Larkin’s work includes a large-scale adorned pillar made from a salvaged tree. The pillar is his interpretation of the Nkisi Nkondi statuette tradition of the Kongo people, believed to be spirit-filled objects offering protection.
Free with museum admission
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Through the Eyes of Red Grooms
Presented by Leu Art Gallery (Belmont University)
August 21 to December 6 at 1907 Belmont Blvd, Nashville, TN
Explore the retrospective of Nashville native Red Grooms, an influential figure in the art world since the late 1950s. This exhibition features a collection of Grooms’s prints on loan from the Tennessee State Museum, originally donated by his childhood friend Walter Knestrick. The show reflects Grooms’s lively and eccentric style, tracing his inspirations and artistic responses to the environments around him. Curated by students in the 2024 Museum Studies class at the Watkins College of Art, this exhibition offers a comprehensive look at Grooms’s dynamic career.
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Kate Lewis: The Secret Garden
Presented by Galerie Tangerine
August 22 to November 8 at 900 South St., Ste. 104, Nashville, TN
Local artist and illustrator Kate Lewis presents her solo exhibition inspired by her recently released book, The Secret Garden: An Illustrated Edition of the Classic Novel. The show features framed illustrations from the book, along with new paintings and stone vases. Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, August 22 at 6 p.m., with celebratory drinks, catered hors d’oeuvres, and live music. Signed copies of The Secret Garden will be available for purchase from East Nashville’s The Bookshop.
Free
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GLOSS: A Measured Response to Recent Video Art
Presented by Vanderbilt University Museum of Art
August 27 to December 8 at 1220 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN
GLOSS: A Measured Response to Recent Video Art brings a dynamic selection of video artworks to Nashville, featuring artists from the US, UK, and South America. This exhibition explores our interconnected, digital culture, offering a thought-provoking blend of big ideas and intense emotions through cutting-edge video art.
Free
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James Kuol Makuac: My Heart is Strong Because I Walked on Blistered Feet
Presented by Begonia Labs (Vanderbilt University)
October 5–31 at 2805 West End Ave., Nashville, TN
In My Heart is Strong Because I Walked on Blistered Feet, artist James Kuol Makuac reflects on his experience as a South Sudanese refugee. Through bold and expressive visuals, Makuac shares his journey of survival, resilience, and the search for belonging. This exhibition offers a powerful narrative that explores themes of endurance, identity, and the human spirit.
Free
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Young Tennessee Artists 2024
Presented by Frist Art Museum
September 6, 2024 to March 31, 2025 at 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN
The Young Tennessee Artists exhibition returns for its tenth biennial edition, showcasing over thirty two-dimensional works of art by students from Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) studio art programs during the 2023–24 academic year. Juried by artists, educators, and museum professionals, this exhibition highlights the creativity and dedication of young artists across the state.
Free with museum admission
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Karen Seapker + Linda Lopez: Turn, Turn, Turn
Presented by The Red Arrow Gallery
September 7 to October 19 at 919 Gallatin Ave, Nashville, TN
Turn, Turn, Turn is a two-person show featuring the works of Karen Seapker and Linda Lopez, inspired by the cycles of change and fate. Linda Lopez presents new porcelain sculptures that reflect the essence of summer, transforming abstract shapes into biomorphic forms that capture stones, raindrops, and flora. Karen Seapker’s new paintings explore themes of transformation, grief, and connection, drawn from the artist’s reflections in her garden.
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Scott Carter: Shiftless
Presented by Neue Welt
September 7 to October 19 at 507 Hagan St., Studio C, Nashville, TN
Shiftless by Memphis-based artist Scott Carter features a series of beer bottle assemblages that reflect Carter’s introspective approach and his exploration of time and procrastination. The clear glass vessels, arranged with functional electronics and electro-acoustic elements, symbolize moments of transformation and uncertainty. The exhibition emphasizes the interplay of sound and structure, offering a contemplative look at the passage of time.
Free
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Homiletical Artifacts
Presented by The Browsing Room Gallery (Downtown Presbyterian Church)
September 7 to October 25 at 154 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, TN
Homiletical Artifacts is a two-part theological exhibition by artist Dana Jo Cooley, exploring the paradox of beauty and despair through art as a medium for theological reflection. Part one, Art is a Miracle, opens on September 7 with a static gallery presentation of two-dimensional works and objects. Part two, on October 5, will feature dynamic hypermedia works, including performance, music, and installation, activating spaces within the historic church. The exhibition reflects Cooley’s Appalachian roots and her background in theology and art.
Free
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Nieko McDaniel: What’s Found, Around, & Scrounged
Presented by Hiram Van Gordon Gallery (Tennessee State University)
September 23 to October 17 (Reception: October 17 5–7 p.m.) at 3500 John A. Merritt Blvd, Nashville, TN
Join the Hiram Van Gordon Gallery for What’s Found, Around, & Scrounged, an exhibition by Nieko McDaniel. The show explores McDaniel’s world-building practice, drawing from his experiences growing up in Southern California, where graffiti served as a form of communication and identity. Using materials such as cardboard, paper, paint, and yarn, McDaniel repurposes found objects to create immersive pieces that reflect on art, environment, and identity. An artist talk will be held via Zoom on September 25 from 10-11 am CT, with a closing reception on October 17 from 5-7 p.m.
Free
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Beverly Buchanan: I Broke the House
Presented by The Carl Van Vechten Gallery (Fisk University)
September 25 to October 31 at 1000 17th Ave. N., Nashville, TN
Join us for the opening of Beverly Buchanan: I Broke the House at the Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery on September 25 from 4-7 p.m. This exhibition explores the diverse body of work of Beverly Buchanan (1940–2015), featuring sculpture, painting, photography, drawing, and more. Through themes of race, memory, and resistance, Buchanan’s works offer a poignant commentary on the sociopolitical landscape, reimagining the spaces that hold her work. Curated in collaboration with ETH Zurich, EADJ, and Fisk University, this exhibition continues Buchanan’s legacy in the American South and beyond.
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Stained Glass And Fused Glass Classes
Presented by Glassville
Year-round, Wednesdays & Saturdays, 11 a.m., to 1:30 p.m. or 3-5:30 p.m.
Glassville offers a comprehensive range of glass art classes year-round, specializing in stained glass and fused glass. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, our expert instructors will guide you through every step of the creative process. Our classes are designed to cater to all skill levels, providing a supportive and inspiring learning environment. Join us and discover the joy of creating beautiful glass art. Sign up for a class today and learn something new or continue to hone your glassworking skills.
$110 Beginners class $90 Halloween class $490 5 weeks class
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The Figure in Charcoal & Terra Cotta
Presented by LeQuire Gallery
During the month of October, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 4304 Charlotte Ave Nashville, TN
Over 4-dozen works by modern-day masters, Juliette Aristides and Alan LeQuire, epitomize the standard of figurative drawing and sculpture.
Free and open to the public.
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The Art Forge Open Studio
Presented by The Art Forge
Every Last Sunday of the month from 4–7 p.m. at Studio 6 at The Art Forge, 170 Mallory Station Rd. Franklin, TN
Come join us for an open studio time where you are free to paint, draw, use the pottery wheel or whatever your artistic heart desires! Bring your own supplies or use what you can find at the studio. Our available supplies vary so if you have a specific project in mind probably best to bring your own. Typically we have an assortment of papers, pencils, markers, acrylic paints, watercolors, brushes, craft supplies, etc. If you don’t find what you need, Michael’s is about 10 minutes away! All ages welcome
Only $3 for 3 hours! (Tips at event welcome to cover art supplies)
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Shaping Nashville’s Music Future: Key Findings from the Greater Nashville Music Census
Presented by Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville
Wednesday, October 2 at 3 p.m. (Online Webinar)
Join us for an in-depth discussion of the key findings from the Greater Nashville Music Census. This webinar will explore how these insights impact the city’s music ecosystem and what they mean for the future of Nashville’s music industry. Hear from experts in the field and engage in a conversation about Nashville’s evolving role as Music City. Supported by the Tennessee Entertainment Commission.
Free and open to the public.
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A Creative Community Conversation on Nashville’s Transit Referendum: “Choose How You Move”
Presented by Nashville Moves
Wednesday, October 2 at 6 p.m. at The Forge Nashville, 217 Willow St, Nashville, TN
Join us for a lively, creative community conversation on Nashville’s upcoming Transit Referendum, “Choose How You Move.” This informative event will explore the future of Nashville’s transportation options, encouraging dialogue and engagement on how to shape our city’s transit solutions. Special guest Mayor Freddie O’Connell will discuss proposed improvements to walkability, traffic signal management, transit service, safety, and more.
Free and open to the public.
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Dickson Drawing Club
Presented by Dickson Drawing Club
Wednesdays, October 2 & 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Pumphrey and Beard, 98 Church St Dickson, TN 37055
Drawing Club is a group of artists who want to improve on their drawing skills. Each week we have different challenges to stretch and improve our abilities and skillsets as artists.
Free and open to the public.
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Nashville Ballet’s Paul Vasterling’s Dracula
Presented by Nashville Ballet
October 3–6 at Various Times at TPAC, 505 Deaderick St, Nashville, TN
Nashville Ballet entwines the spellbinding allure of Paul Vasterling’s Dracula with the elegance of George Balanchine’s Serenade for a double bill that transcends the ordinary.
Tickets start at $58.50
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Art Crawl Franklin
Presented by the Arts Council of Williamson County
Friday, October 4 beginning at 6 p.m. at Various Downtown Franklin businesses and the Factory at Franklin
Free arts event in downtown Franklin and the factory over 35 artists participating 6-9pm
Free and open to the public.
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Friday Night Frolic
Presented by Art & Soul Nashville
Friday, October 4 at 6 p.m. at 4340 Sidco Drive, Nashville, TN
Frolics are playful, improvisational movement workshops for adults led by Amanda Cantrell Roche. No formal dance training needed to explore the magic of moving in community.
Tickets starting at $20
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Nicola Stadler Art Show
Presented by Gallery 48
Friday, October 4 at 5 p.m. at 107 W 7th Street Columbia. TN 38401
Nicola Stadler Art Show
Free and open to the public.
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NMAAM Institutional Summit
Presented by the National Museum of African American Music
October 3–4 at NMAAM, 5th & Broadway, Nashville, TN
Day 1: October 3 will celebrate the richness of African American musical heritage and its impact on various aspects of life through live performances. Performances will run on the hour starting at 11 a.m.
Day 2: October 4 will educate and preserve through interactive discussions, artist talkbacks, and panels that engage the audience and offer insights into the evolution and significance of music. Panels will run on the hour in our Roots Theater starting at 10 a.m.The National Museum of African American Music is excited to offer its second annual institutional summit! This is a two-day event designed for museum attendees and local institutions, public and private educators, faith communities, cultural spaces, and the museum industry.
Free and open to the public.
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Big Ol’ Farm Party & Fall Square Dance
Presented by Lolly Bee Bayou and The Nashville School of Traditional Country Music
Saturday, October 5 at 5 p.m. at Lolly Bee Bayou, 7209 Cumberland Dr, Fairview, TN
Farm Party and Square Dance to benefit the Nashville School of Traditional Country Music with music by JP Harris & The McCoy Family Band and Timbo & Lonesome Country. Food, Drinks, Camping all onsite and family and children welcome!
Tickets $15-$20
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Wheels on the Bus
Presented by Nashville Children’s Theatre
October 5 to December 1, Saturdays and Sundays at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. at Nashville Children’s Theatre, 25 Middleton St, Nashville, TN
Get ready to go “up and down” on a remarkable ride! All aboard, trainees! Bert the Bus Driver is ready to take you all through a town full of colorful characters and comic conundrums in this interactive, immersive play for ages 0 to 5 years old. Get ready to help navigate his route and sing along, of course, as the wipers swish, the horn beeps and passengers move on back.
Tickets start at $17.50, Family 4-pack available for $60
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Jeremiah Ariaz: The Fourth Estate
Presented by Tinney Contemporary
October 6 to November 17 at 237 5th Ave N, Nashville, TN
Explore the compelling photography of Jeremiah Ariaz in The Fourth Estate, a thought-provoking exhibition at Tinney Contemporary. Ariaz’s work examines the role of media and the press, capturing powerful imagery that questions and reflects upon the concept of truth and representation in contemporary society.
Free
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April Greene: These Good Things Are Mine to Lose
Presented by Unrequited Leisure
October 7 to November 24 at 507 Hagan St, Nashville, TN
Experience the evocative works of April Greene in her solo exhibition These Good Things Are Mine to Lose. Greene’s art explores themes of personal loss, memory, and vulnerability through a delicate balance of texture, color, and form.
Free
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Brandon Reese & Jeanie Gooden: Listening With Our Eyes
Presented by Tinney Contemporary
October 7 to November 18 at 237 5th Ave N, Nashville, TN
Experience Listening With Our Eyes, a collaborative exhibition featuring the works of artists Brandon Reese and Jeanie Gooden. This exhibition explores the intersection of form, texture, and emotion through striking sculptures and mixed media pieces that invite viewers to engage with art through visual perception and introspection.
Free
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Ghibli Halloween Happy Hour
Presented by Honeytree Meadery
October 7 to November 3 at 918 Woodland St, Nashville, TN
Join Honeytree Meadery for a whimsical Ghibli Halloween Happy Hour filled with magic and mead. Sip on unique mead flavors inspired by the enchanting world of Studio Ghibli and enjoy a cozy, festive atmosphere.
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Profs & Pints Nashville: Sex and the Horror Film
Presented by Fait La Force Brewing
Wednesday, October 9 at 6:30 p.m. at 1414 3rd Ave S St101, Nashville, TN
Explore the fascinating relationship between sex and horror films in this thought-provoking lecture with Profs & Pints Nashville. Delve into how the genre uses sexuality to enhance fear and tension on screen.
Tickets $17.35.
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Shocktober
Presented by Belcourt Theatre
Wednesday, October 9–31 at 2102 Belcourt Ave, Nashville, TN
Celebrate Halloween all month long with Shocktober at the Belcourt Theatre. Enjoy a curated selection of classic horror films guaranteed to give you chills.
5-pack tickets $45 / $35 (Belcourt member*)
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Transformation by Revival
Presented by Elephant Gallery
Thursday, October 10 from 6–9 p.m. at 1411 Buchanan St, Nashville, TN
Join Elephant Gallery for the opening night of Transformation by Revival, a stunning art exhibition exploring themes of renewal and change.
Free and open to the public.
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Universal Classic Monsters
Presented by Full Moon Cineplex
October 10–13 at 3445 Lebanon Pike, Hermitage, TN
Experience iconic horror classics like Dracula, Frankenstein, and The Wolf Man during Universal Classic Monsters weekend at Full Moon Cineplex.
Tickets begin at $8.
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Death Drop: A Drag Queen Murder Mystery
Presented by PLAY Nashville
October 10–31 at 1519 Church St, Nashville, TN
Get ready for a fabulous and suspenseful night at Death Drop, a hilarious drag queen murder mystery show at PLAY Nashville.
General admission $40, VIP Cast Member $55
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Choro Das Três
Presented by Nashville Jazz Workshop
Friday, October 11 at 1012 Buchanan St, Nashville, TN
Don’t miss an incredible performance by Choro Das Três, a Brazilian family band bringing traditional Brazilian music to life at the Nashville Jazz Workshop.
Tickets $35
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TN Craft Fall Fair
Presented by Tennessee Craft
Friday, October 11: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, October 12: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, October 13: 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. at Centennial Park, Nashville, TN
Join us for the 2024 TN Craft Fall Fair, a vibrant celebration of handcrafted works by artists from across the state. Explore a wide variety of high-quality, original craft pieces, including jewelry, pottery, textiles, glass, and more. Enjoy artist demonstrations, interactive activities, and family-friendly fun at this free event in the heart of Nashville.
Free and open to the public.
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Cherry Bomb: An Improvised Musical
Presented by Cherry Bomb
October 11 (7-8 pm) October 26 (9-10 pm) at Third Coast Comedy Club, 1310 Clinton St, Ste 121, Nashville, TN
Welcome to Cherry Bomb! Over the course of an hour, our cast improvises a completely unique musical from start to finish. How can you tell it’s improvised? The entire show is based on a suggestion given by you, the audience. From love ballads to dance numbers, Cherry Bomb delivers a wide variety of songs and scenes that come together as one cohesive story. Every week is a brand new show, full of perfectly unique songs and performances. It’s Broadway, NYC meets Broadway, Nashville! Come experience the awe that is musical improvisation!
Tickets from $20-$28
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Art In The Alley
Presented by Art In The Heart Dickson
Saturday, October 12 from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Halliburton Way Alley in Dickson, TN
Art In The Alley will be an Artisan Market with over 25 artist. Artist are in the categories of woodworking, sculpture, pottery, jewelry, painting/drawing and photography.
Free and open to the public.
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Helen LaFrance
Presented by State Gallery + Studios (The Forge)
October 12 to November 16 at 217 Willow St, Nashville, TN
Celebrate the work of Helen LaFrance (1919–2020), a self-taught Black American artist renowned for her Memory Paintings, which capture the essence of vanishing rural life. This exhibition at The Forge features a large collection of LaFrance’s iconic paintings, along with a selection from her later series, Revelations. Her work has been featured in numerous prestigious collections and exhibitions, including the Speed Museum and Saint Louis Art Museum. Join us for the opening reception on October 12, with public events throughout the exhibition.
Free (Mon-Fri, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
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Two-Day Encaustic & Mixed Media Workshop
Presented by Fly Forward Studio
Friday, October 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. & October 13 from 1–5 p.m., at Firstlight Art Academy, Cool Springs, 1710 General George Patton Dr, Suite 108, Brentwood, TN
During this workshop, you will explore a variety of mixed media processes within the exciting realm of encaustic. Encaustic paint is an ancient medium composed of beeswax, damar resin and pigments.
Registration is $225 with supplies included.
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Gnu Tales: Improvised Fairy Tales for Kids
Presented by Gnu Tales
Saturday, October 12 beginning at 10 a.m. at Third Coast Comedy Club
Description: The second Saturday of every month, Gnu Tales has been delighting audiences with brand-new, never-before-seen, improvised fairy tales created and acted out with the help of the kids in the audience! Especially geared for children ages 3-8, and one ticket covers the whole family.
Tickets start at $15 per family, $18 Day Of
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Tween Playshop: An Improv Workshop for Ages 10-13
Presented by Gnu Tales
Saturday, October 12 beginning at 3:30 p.m. at Third Coast Comedy Club
Join us for 90 minutes of improv games and exercises led by improvisers with a passion for youth development. This is a space for ages 10-13 to play, connect and laugh together.
Tickets start at $19 or $21 Day Of
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Dream of a Black Planet
Presented by The Forge
Saturday, October 12 at 217 Willow St, Nashville, TN
Immerse yourself in the futuristic vision of Dream of a Black Planet, a performance that explores themes of race, technology, and imagination.
Free and open to the public.
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Gather: Indigenous Film Screening
Presented by Global Education Center
Saturday, October 12 at 4822 Charlotte Ave #3, Nashville, TN
Join us for Gather, a powerful film screening celebrating Indigenous food sovereignty, followed by a discussion at the Global Education Center.
Tickets $10
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Sugar Crash Book Release Celebration
Presented by Old Glory
Saturday, October 12 at 1200 Villa Pl UNIT 103, Nashville, TN
Celebrate the release of Sugar Crash, a new book by an emerging author, with an exciting night of cocktails and conversation at Old Glory.
Free and open to the public.
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Indigenous Voices – Contemporary Expressions
Presented by Global Education Center
Sunday, October 13 at 4822 Charlotte Ave #3, Nashville, TN
Join the Global Education Center for a vibrant showcase of Indigenous art and performances in Indigenous Voices – Contemporary Expressions.
Various prices
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María Magdalena Campos-Pons: Behold
Presented by Frist Art Museum
October 13, 2024 to January 7, 2025 at 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN
Explore the evocative works of María Magdalena Campos-Pons in her exhibition Behold at the Frist Art Museum. Campos-Pons delves into themes of memory, identity, and displacement, drawing upon her Afro-Cuban heritage to create immersive, multimedia experiences that challenge and inspire viewers.
Free with museum admission
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Spooky Needle Felting Workshop
Presented by Turnip Green Creative Reuse
Sunday, October 13 at 1014 3rd Ave S, Nashville, TN
Get into the Halloween spirit with a Spooky Needle Felting Workshop, where you’ll learn how to craft your very own spooky creations.
Tickets $30
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Scream Queens Watercolor Workshop
Presented by Kelly McKernan
Sunday, October 13 at 11 a.m. at Gallery 100 at 100 Taylor Arts Collective, 100 Taylor Street, Nashville, TN.
This is a 4-hour watercolor workshop lead by professional artist Kelly McKernan, where attendees will learn step-by-step how to paint a horror-inspired Scream Queen with an art nouveau twist. All skill levels are welcome and all supplies are provided.
Tickets are $95
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Movies, Mayhem by Madmen Inspired: Sin-A-Rama
Presented by Hatch Show Print’s Haley Gallery
October 13 to November 12 at 222 Rep. John Lewis Way S, Nashville, TN
Join Haley Gallery at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum for Movies & Mayhem by Madmen: Inspired Sin-a-rama, an exhibit from this year’s Hatch Show Print visiting artists Carlos Hernandez and John Hancock, adding a new chapter to the print shop’s ties with the movies. Aided by designer-printers Nick Larson and Sarah Budeski, Hancock incorporated words and very short stories into a series of letterpress prints, and Hernandez layered color upon color in both letterpress prints and collages. The show also includes collaborative serigraph work from the visiting artists, complete with an array of typographical treatments that could only come from the 145-year-old printshop.
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Finn Kise: Princess
Presented by Open Gallery (Lipscomb University)
October 14 to November 25 at 507 Hagan St, Nashville, TN
Open Gallery is pleased to announce Princess, an exhibition by Finn Kise. Their work takes the form of sculptural pieces –some hanging, some resting on chairs—created through a process of plastering recycled clothing and found fabrics. Princess marks Finn Kise’s debut solo show. In the presented pieces, Kise digs into the manifestations of their gender and traditional gender roles through clothing in deconstructed and hardened forms. This show runs from October 5th through October 2, 2024. The opening reception will be held at Open Gallery on Saturday, October 5th, 2024, from 6–9 p.m.
Finn Kise is an emerging artist and studio art major at Lipscomb University. Born and raised somewhere in Georgia, Kise utilizes available resources and natural space as a central part of their practice. They seek to continually explore new materials and methods often working with recycled and found materials to create sculptural pieces. Kise is currently an intern at Open Gallery and seeks to share art with the Nashville community.
Free
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In Short, I Would Like to Say
Presented by COOP Gallery
October 14 to November 25 at 516 Hagan St, Nashville, TN
COOP is pleased to present our October exhibition, In short, I would like to say…, curated by Evan Roosevelt Brown. The exhibition features films and artists produced film posters by Tiffani Alexander, Seck, Taylor Bee, Devon Deshaun, LeXander Bryant, Shabazz Larkin, and Christopher Latouche.
Free
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Palabras De Esperanza. Words Of Hope
Presented by Andrés Bustamante
October 14, 6–8 p.m. at Southeast Community Center, 5260 Hickory Hollow Pkwy #202, Antioch, TN 37013
Join sculptor Andrés Bustamante for Palabras De Esperanza. Words Of Hope, an interactive community sculpture project. Participants will write words of hope to a younger version of themselves, creating a collective message of inspiration and healing. This project, featured at ArtVille 2024, will take place during Arts Equity Nashville’s “Artist Show and Tell.”
Free (with free parking)
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Indigenous Peoples Day: American Voices
Presented by The East Room
Monday, October 14 at 7 p.m. 2412 Gallatin Ave, Nashville, TN
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day with an evening of music, storytelling, and cultural expression.
Tickets start at $10.
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Fall Wreath-Making Workshop
Presented by The Art Forge
Wednesday, October 16 from 6–8:30 p.m. at 170 Mallory Station Rd. Franklin, TN
Join The Art Forge for a cozy afternoon of creativity at a Fall Wreath-Making Workshop, where you’ll design your very own autumn-inspired masterpiece! With all materials included with cost, including vibrant foliage, rustic accents, and seasonal embellishments, you’ll have everything you need to craft a beautiful wreath that captures the essence of fall. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a complete beginner, our friendly instructor will guide you through the process, ensuring you leave with a stunning piece to adorn your home Come soak in the seasonal spirit, connect with fellow participants, and take home a unique creation that celebrates the beauty of the autumn season!
$100 per person, supplies included.
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Jodi Hays: Start from Scratch
Presented by E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center (Vanderbilt University)
October 17 to November 14 at 1204 25th Ave. S, Nashville, TN
Nashville-based artist Jodi Hays presents Start from Scratch, an exhibition featuring tapestry-like paintings that incorporate materials with a history of resourceful labor, such as sewing and quilting. These works explore the expansion of painting, found materials, and “border practices.” Hays’ work has been widely exhibited across the U.S., and she has been featured in ArtForum International, New York Times, and Hyperallergic. Join us for the artist reception and gallery talk on October 17, from 3–5 p.m.
Free (Mon-Fri, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.)
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Full Moon Storytelling and Market
Presented by Taylor Street Art and Books
Saturday, October 17 from 4–8 p.m. at 100 Taylor Street – Germantown
Looking for a family-friendly spooky season event? We’ve got you covered. There will be storytelling, local art, music, and more.
Free and open to the public.
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Botis Seva / Far From the Norm: BLKDOG
Presented by OZ Arts Nashville
October 17-19 from 8–9:30 p.m. at OZ Arts Nashville, 6172 Cockrill Bend Circle, Nashville, TN
The breakout winner of the Olivier Award for Best New Dance Production, BLKDOG brilliantly blends visceral theater and wide-ranging dance styles to invent a breathtaking movement language that unites Hip-hop, Popping, Breaking, Krump, and House. In an evocative, otherworldly landscape created with visionary stagecraft, director and choreographer Botis Seva creates an emotionally-charged performance that powerfully confronts socio-political issues and provides haunting commentary on how the youth of today navigate a world that was not built for them.
Tickets from $25-$35.
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Nashville Ballet’s Frida & Diego’s Dia de los Muertos
Presented by Nashville Ballet
October 17–20 at The Martin Center
Experience the vibrancy of Dia de Los Muertos with Nashville Ballet’s unique performance, inspired by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Choreographed by NB2 Director Maria Konrad, this visual feast celebrates the life and death, family bonds and our shared humanity.
Tickets start at $40.25
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North Nashville Culture Crawl
Presented by North Nashville Arts Coalition
October 18–20 at Various Times & Locations on Jefferson Street and the 37208 District
We’re bringing the magic back—and this year, it’s even bigger! Join us at the North Nashville Culture Crawl. Experience a weekend filled with culture, creativity, and community as we honor the vibrant artistic legacy of North Nashville. Let’s make this year’s Renaissance Out North one for the history books!
Free and open to the public.
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Buchanan Arts Sidewalk Sale and Garden Party
Presented by Buchanan Arts
Saturday, October 19, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at 1409 Buchanan Street (next to Elephant Gallery)
Join the Buchanan Arts Garden Volunteers and Staff as we say “Thank you!” to our community for their support. This event will be held in conjunction with the North Nashville Arts Crawl and will include community garden demonstrations, fall-themed art activities, and a sale of donated artworks and handmade pottery created by local artists, fellows, and current students.
Free and open to the public.
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Fragmented Realities Art Show Reception and Panel Discussion
Presented by The Tennessee Art League at Coop Gallery
Friday, October 18, 5–8 p.m. at Coop Gallery, 507 Hagan St, Nashville, TN
Join us for the Fragmented Realities art show, a unique exploration of mental health through creative expression. This event features a gallery exhibition showcasing diverse artists and a panel discussion addressing themes such as mental health stigma, societal expectations, and the intersection of creativity and well-being.
Free and open to the public.
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The 14th Annual Ugly Pot Throw Festival
Presented by The Clay Lady’s Campus
Saturday, October 19 from 10:30 am. to 4:30 p.m.
The Ugly Pot Throw Festival is a free, community event inspired by the ugly pot: the fallen, broken, mis-glazed, wonky, pots “give their life to teach you how to make the next pot better”! We must honor those ugly pots as teachers and guides on our journey. As we throw them against the wall we exclaim, “I’m going to make the next one better!”
Tickets from $0–$30.
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Vibe & Release: An Elevated Paint Throwing Event
Presented by North Nashville Arts Coalition & 663 Main: Fine Art by LeAndra Crystal
Saturday, October 19, 1–4 p.m. at 2100 Buchanan St, Nashville, TN
Step into the world of artistic expression with the 2nd Annual Vibe & Release, led by Fisk University alum and local artist LeAndra Crystal. This event combines art, music, and mindfulness to confront the stigma surrounding mental health, particularly in communities of color. Experience a day of guided meditation, yoga, and expressive paint-throwing in a welcoming space that promotes healing and self-expression.
Free (Donations accepted)
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Buchanan Arts After Dark
Presented by Buchanan Arts
Saturday, October 19 beginning at 7:30 p.m. at 1409 Buchanan Street (in the blue building next to Elephant Gallery)
Join us for a fun 21+ hangout that offers an opportunity for beginners and advanced makers to enjoy an evening at Buchanan Arts. This event includes a spooky movie screening, learning clay hand-building basics, and complimentary beverages + snacks from our event sponsors.
Tickets $35 – ID required for entry
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Day of registration on site.
Bubblegumoween
Presented by Bubblegum Productions
October 19 at 9 p.m. at Third Coast Comedy Club
An incredible night of spooky pop-culture beauty. For one night only spend the evening with puppets, actual monsters, live music, incantations, comedy, and a tribute to the pop culture we love.
Tickets from $13–18.
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LaJuné McMillian: The Portals, Keeper, Origins
Presented by The Frist Art Museum
October 20, 2024 to January 28, 2025 at 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN
In The Portals, Keeper, Origins, artist LaJuné McMillian explores the intersections of technology, identity, and movement through immersive digital art. This exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the role of technology in shaping human experience and connection.
Free with museum admission
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Living Creatively: Kickstart Your Creativity
Presented by K Schutt Art
Sunday, October 20 from 1:30–4:30 p.m. at Diskin Cider, 1235 Martin St, Nashville, TN
Join artist Katelin Schutt as she leads you through this workshop designed to awaken your creative spirit. Learn how to create space for creativity, generate ideas, and how to play again!
Tickets start at $40
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Songbird Books Featuring Artist, Aaron Grayum
Presented by Art Beat
Sunday, October 20 from 2–5 p.m. in front yards of 921 & 923 Halcyon Avenue
Opening celebration for 12 South Neighborhood’s Little Free Library for kids, SONGBIRD BOOKS. painted by Aaron Grayum. Cookies & refreshments. Aaron will be painting live & selling his work. Aaron Grayum painted a Free Little Library on Halcyon Avenue in 12 South. Please stop by our front yards for cookies and refreshments, and watch Nashville Artist Aaron Grayum, paint live. He will also have original works and prints for sale!
Free and open to the public.
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Storyscapes
Presented by Satellite Dance
Sunday, October 20 at 4 p.m.
Directed by Sarah Atenhan, Storyscapes features day-in-the-life stories of library patrons and the free resources they use, expressed through aerial, dance, and theater. From puzzling daredevils to brave, howling youngsters, we will share many stories—and maybe yours, too.
Three options for tickets: Free with a presenting library card, $20, or $30 which includes a $10 donation to Satellite Dance for future programming.
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Heartbreakers and Hitmakers
Presented by Elizabeth Eckert/Donelson Pub
October 22 from 8–11 p.m. at Donelson Pub, 945 Allen Road, Nashville, TN
Celebrate Nashville’s songwriting talent at this iconic pub in the heart of Donelson, TN, featuring performances from talented local songwriters.
Free and open to the public.
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Fused Glass Ghost Town
Presented by Glassville TN
October 23-26 from 3–4:30 p.m. at Glassville, 100 Taylor St, Suite C-13, Nashville, TN
Create your own Halloween-themed fused glass project in this hands-on workshop. Choose from a nightlight, dome, or ornaments. All materials provided.
Tickets are $90 per person
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Chain Corset Making: Unleash Your Inner Siren
Presented by Silver Bombon Bead & Sip
October 23 from 5–7 p.m. at Glassville, 100 Taylor St, Nashville, TN
Join us for a 2-hour workshop to create a custom chain corset with guidance from a designer. Perfect for birthdays, bachelorette parties, and more.
Tickets are $60.
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October Gallery Gathering
Presented by Daybreak Arts
Thursday, October 24, 1–4 p.m. at Daybreak Arts, 1207 Dickerson Pike, Nashville, TN
Join us for the October Gallery Gathering at Daybreak Arts, featuring a new collection of artwork by Daybreak Artists. This monthly event provides a platform for artists to share powerful stories and unique perspectives through their creations. Meet the artists, explore their work, and enjoy an afternoon of art and conversation.
Free (Parking available behind building and free street parking on Richardson Ave)
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Off the Beaten Path Studio Tour 25th Anniversary
Presented by Off the Beaten Path
October 25–27, Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in DeKalb & Cannon Counties
Every fall, on the last full weekend in October, the artists of Off the Beaten Path Studio Tour open their studios for a free three-day open studio event. Celebrating its 25th year, artists will be demonstrating their craft and offering handcrafted shopping opportunities at every tour stop.
Free and open to the public.
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Dia de los Muertos Arts & Souls Festival
Presented by The Fly Arts Center
Main Event: Saturday, October 26 (Educational Workshop for Students on Friday, October 25) beginning at 10 a.m. at The Fly Arts Center 204 S. Main St, Shelbyville, TN 37160
The Fly Arts Center presents “Dia de los Muertos Arts & Souls Festival”, an interactive cultural learning and entertainment experience centered around this unique holiday that celebrates Hispanic culture and traditions with altars of remembrance, food, music, dancers, art, crafts, face painting and so much more.
Free and open to the public.
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William Edmondson Arts and Culture Festival
Presented by Friends of the William Edmondson Homesite Park
October 26 at 1450 14th Avenue South, Nashville (At the corner of 14th Avenue South and DeFord Bailey Avenue) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The third annual William Edmondson Arts and Culture Festival (WE Fest) is a free family-friendly festival of arts, crafts and music, that showcases Nashville’s diverse creative community. Held in a park in the heart of Nashville’s Edgehill neighborhood, the festival includes an art and craft fair, demonstrations, performances, hands-on children’s activities, food vendors, and more…celebrating the legacy of Nashville’s world-renowned, groundbreaking self-taught sculptor William Edmondson.
Free and open to the public.
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The Art of Revival: Gallery Talk & Mini Charcoal-Ink Workshop with LeAndra Crystal
Presented by 663 Main Fine Art by LeAndra Crystal & North Nashville Arts Coalition
October 26 (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) & October 30 (6–8 p.m.) at Elephant Gallery, 1411 Buchanan St, Nashville, TN
Join Nashville-based artist and Therapeutic Art Coach LeAndra Crystal for The Art of Revival, a unique event exploring the intersection of art, healing, and personal revival. LeAndra will share the inspiration behind her Revival gallery show and lead a mini charcoal and alcohol ink workshop. Create your own artwork in this intimate setting, limited to 10 participants.
Tickets $44
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Teen Improv Club
Presented by Gnu Tales
October 26 beginning at 3:30 p.m. at Third Coast Comedy Club
=Join us for 90 minutes of improv games and exercises intended to entertain, challenge, and inspire. This is a space to allow teens to step out of their comfort zone, forge new friendships, and cultivate confidence in a fun, supportive environment.
Tickets start at $19 or $21 Day Of
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St. George’s 75th Anniversary Celebration Concert
Presented by St. George’s Episcopal Church
Sunday, October 27 from 6–7:30 p.m. at 4715 Harding Pike
This fall, the members of St. George’s Episcopal Church celebrate 75 years of ministry together, including a longstanding tradition of sacred music concerts and community partnerships. To mark the occasion, the Choir & Choristers of St. George’s will join forces with an orchestra to present movements from two beloved masterworks: Haydn’s “Lord Nelson” Mass and Handel’s Messiah. The performance of these two triumphant works celebrates not only our parish’s growth since its founding but also gives thanks for perseverance through bold initiatives and challenges. Thanks to our generous donors, this concert is offered free of charge, no tickets required. We invite you to continue the celebration at a reception after the concert.
Free and open to the public.
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Shaping Women’s Experiences in Healthcare Spaces
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Monday, October 28, 8:30–10 a.m. at 333 11th Avenue South #300, Nashville, TN
Nashville, home to a world-class healthcare industry, is at the forefront of a transformative movement in women’s healthcare. In this panel, designers, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders will come together to redefine the healthcare experience for women. Join us as we unite to enhance the well-being of women in a state where healthcare has often been a complex issue.
Tickets $23.18
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Redesigning the Classical Music Experience
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Monday, October 28, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Athenaeum @ Hastings Architecture Associates, 225 Polk Avenue, Nashville, TN
Join the Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra for an interactive lunch & learn session exploring how they are redefining classical music for modern audiences. This session will showcase innovative approaches, from graphic design to a newly commissioned piece by a contemporary American composer, documentary filmmaking, and creative writing. Attendees will engage in short exercises simulating the Philharmonic’s design process. Lunch from Ladybird Taco is included for all attendees.
$28.52 (includes Eventbrite fee)
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Fiction to Fabrication: The Mary Louise Design Story
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Monday, October 28, 5–6:30 p.m. at Tempo by Hilton, 127 Rosa L Parks Blvd, Nashville, TN
Discover how the fictional music icon Mary Louise shaped the design of the Tempo by Hilton. This multidisciplinary panel will share the story of blending narrative and design to create authentic and compelling architecture and interiors.
Tickets $23.18
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Fighting to Live the Dream
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Monday, October 28, 7–9:30 p.m. at Frist Art Museum, 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN
Fighting to Live the Dream spotlights the untold stories of Black creatives battling self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and societal obstacles. This event features a short artistic film followed by a panel discussion on mental health in the creative industry. Designed to uplift and inspire Nashville’s creative community, it’s a conversation not to be missed.
$23.18 (Parking: $6 in the Frist Visitors Lot)
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Imagining Tricentennial Park
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Tuesday, October 29, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the TN State Capitol Building – Legislative Lounge, 600 Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Nashville, TN
Join us for Imagining Tricentennial Park, a collaborative workshop where teams will design a park that celebrates Tennessee’s heritage while envisioning its future. Focusing on sustainability, inclusivity, technological integration, and cultural expression, this workshop encourages participants to brainstorm transformative ideas for a forward-thinking urban space. Hosted by Barge Design Solutions, this event offers AIA CEU credits.
$23.18 (includes Eventbrite fee)
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The Vital Drive Towards a More Sustainable Future
Presented by Nashville Design Week
October 29, 5–6:30 p.m. at Rivian Showroom, 905 Gleaves Street, Nashville, TN
Join us for a panel discussion exploring the future of mass transit, the electrification of vehicles, and Rivian’s innovative electric adventure vehicles. Experts from various sectors of the transportation industry will discuss vital steps needed to overcome our environmental challenges. The event begins with networking, light bites, and drinks, followed by a panel featuring industry leaders.
$12.51 (includes Eventbrite fees)
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Fashion Unfolded: Inside the Design Process
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Tuesday, October 29, 7–9:30 p.m. at The Malin Wedgewood Houston, 1131 4th Avenue South #230, Nashville, TN
Explore the intricate process of fashion design through prototypes, sketches, and behind-the-scenes videos. Join local designers for an exhibition and panel discussion celebrating the human-centered approach to clothing creation.
Tickets $23.18
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Fans First: How Nashville Builds Favorite Brands
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Wednesday, October 30, 8:30–10 a.m. at Soho House, Nashville, TN
Join Luum Studio and Nashville Design Week for a brand strategy workshop and guest panel that explores how Nashville’s rich creative history inspires fan-favorite brands across various industries. Gain actionable insights on cultivating passionate followers, honing your message, and designing a brand that stands out. Perfect for businesses and entrepreneurs building and enhancing their brands.
Free and open to the public.
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The Influence of Music on Nashville’s Interiors
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Wednesday, October 30, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Moore Building, 827 19th Ave S, Nashville, TN
Explore how music influences design in this interactive workshop, utilizing AI tools for interior concept development. Participants will engage in a mood board session and design a music-inspired space, seeing their vision come to life through generated digital concepts.
Tickets are $20, plus tax.
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FAST FURNITURE: Friend or Foe
Presented by HASTINGS Architecture + Alfred Williams for Nashville Design Week
Wednesday, October 30, 5–6:30 p.m. at HASTINGS Architecture, Nashville, TN
Explore the impact of “fast furniture” on the environment and the creative community in this engaging panel discussion. Nashville-based experts, including a crafted furniture maker, a mid-level furniture dealer, and a vintage curator, will address whether the fast furniture trend is harming or benefiting their sectors. Learn strategies for creating intentional, sustainable spaces in a fast-paced market.
Tickets $15
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Abstract Painting Workshop
Presented by The Art Forge
Wednesday, October 30 from 6–8:30 p.m. at The Art Forge, 170 Mallory Station Rd, Franklin, TN
In this class, students will learn the basics of abstract painting and create their own large-format artwork. All supplies included.
Cost: $100 single, $200 couples
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Good Design Show 1+1
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Wednesday, October 30, 7–9:30 p.m. at Saint Elle, 1420 3rd Avenue South #101, Nashville, TN
The Good Design Show 1+1 is a collaborative exhibition featuring 6 Nashville-based design studios, each of which has invited a +1 to collaborate on a new design piece. This event showcases never-before-seen furniture, lighting, object, and surface designs, while sparking conversations about what defines good design. Join us for an evening of networking, drinks, and inspiration as we explore the evolving Nashville design aesthetic.
Tickets $12.51
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Nashville is the Next Nashville
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Thursday, October 31, 8:30–10 a.m. at The Forge, 217 Willow Street, Nashville, TN
Join a panel of experts to discuss how Nashville’s authenticity can inform its future design culture. This conversation explores how Music City can preserve its identity while accommodating emerging ideas in design and creativity.
Voluntary donation, pay what you can
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Colors of Shelby, benefitting Friends of Shelby Park and Bottoms
Presented by The Chestnut Group
October 31–November 3 from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Shelby Bottoms Nature Center
“Colors of Shelby” is an art show benefitting the Friends of Shelby Park and Bottoms. Members of the plein-air painting group, The Chestnut Group, will exhibit and sell fine art and 40% of sales go to support Friends of Shelby’s efforts to preserve and enhance Shelby Park and Bottoms’ native ecosystems, historic features, and recreational resources.
Free and open to the public.
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The Art of the Critique
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Thursday, October 31, 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. at Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine, 1314 Acklen Avenue, Room 1100, Nashville, TN
Is critique good or bad, and how can it be used to improve your craft? Join a roundtable discussion led by experts from art, design, education, and entertainment as they explore the art of giving purposeful criticism. Learn how to transform negative feedback into a powerful tool for personal and professional growth.
Tickets $7.18
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Dead 2 Digital: Reviving Texture
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Thursday, October 31, 5–6:30 p.m. at ST8MNT Office, 822 3rd Avenue South, Nashville, TN
Join the ST8MNT Brand Agency for a Halloween happy hour workshop where you’ll learn how texture can add depth to design and elevate your brand system. Get hands-on in a texture-making session using materials, paint, and paper, then receive a digitized collection of textures to use in your future design projects. Costumes optional but encouraged!
Tickets are $10.
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Stitched Together
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Friday, November 1, 8:30–10:30 a.m. at Hitch Building, Belmont University, 1928 Belmont Blvd, Nashville, TN
Learn about the fashion design and production process through an interactive sewing project at Belmont University’s O’More College of Architecture and Design. Attendees will get hands-on experience with industrial sewing equipment and leave with something they helped create—no prior experience required.
Tickets $28.52
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Transit Centers: The Voices of North Nashville
Presented by Nashville Design Week and WeGo
Friday, November 1, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dr. Ernest Rip Patton Jr. North Nashville Transit Center, 2521 Clarksville Pike, Nashville, TN
Join an interactive tour of the Ernest Rip Patton Jr. North Nashville Transit Center and explore how this public infrastructure project celebrates community and neighborhood identity through art, design, and history.
$11 – lunch not included; $21 – lunch included
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Buildings of the Past Influence Building the Future
Presented by Nashville Design Week
Friday, November 1, 5–6:30 p.m. at Riverside Revival, 1600 Riverside Drive, Nashville, TN
This panel explores how design shapes cultural centers from their earliest stages. Hear from the leaders of two transformative projects: the Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s new East Bank home and the Shelby Naval Commons building. Learn how their missions to contribute to the cultural, economic, and social fabric of the community are influencing the design process.
Tickets $17.85
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