The Arts & Business Council’s Education program connects artists and arts organizations with the services, skills, and opportunities they need to thrive from their creative endeavors. ABC provides these monthly seminars in partnership with a variety of Nashville businesses and organizations with the goal of helping the creative community master the business of art.
Take a Step Toward Thriving: A Free Interactive Workshop
TAKE A STEP TOWARD THRIVING! Grounded in a nationally sourced suite of tools, Artists Thrive helps us see where we are in our work (as an artist or with artists), where we want to go, what is important to measure, and how we can improve in ways that benefit everyone involved. Your Artists Thrive… Read more »
Black-Owned Small Business and Nonprofit Legal Clinic
The Arts & Business Council’s Volunteer Lawyers and Professionals for the Arts and Bradley partner to present monthly Black-Owned Small Business and Nonprofit Legal Clinics providing accessible and affordable business-oriented legal services. Lawyers will provide help with corporate governance, review of contracts, and guidance in navigating local ordinances and state regulations. Clinics are hosted on the third Thursday of the… Read more »
Paths to Publishing with The Porch (CLE)
This midday panel offers legal, business, and professional insights to help authors publish their writing and reach their audiences. About this event The journey from aspiring writer to published author demands persistence, purpose, and careful preparation. With the established reputation of traditional publishing and the growing appeal of self-publishing, writers today have more paths to… Read more »
Pro Bono Legal Clinic for Artists, Musicians & Creatives
Could you use a one-on-one consultation with an attorney to have your arts-related legal questions answered? The Volunteer Lawyers & Professionals for the Arts (VLPA) pro bono legal clinics are focused specifically on the needs of Nashville’s creative community. This clinic provides pro bono legal services to income-qualified artists, emerging arts nonprofit organizations, and creative… Read more »