Spring in Nashville: Vanderbilt’s guide to local events
As the weather warms and Nashville comes alive, parks, museums and community spaces across the city are offering new ways to connect, explore and unwind this spring.
Vanderbilt’s Community Relations team fosters the fulfillment of human potential by supporting organizations, convening stakeholders, and working to bring Vanderbilt’s people and resources into the community in service of others.
We partner with local organizations that are making a difference in our neighborhoods and lead community initiatives that foster and support community engagement.
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Community Relations Coordinator
As the weather warms and Nashville comes alive, parks, museums and community spaces across the city are offering new ways to connect, explore and unwind this spring.
A spirit of shared responsibility anchored a recent collaboration among the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Nashville Public Library’s Special Collections, Vanderbilt University and Tennessee State Parks, bringing history to life through dialogue, performance and community engagement.
Winter Storm Fern has caused widespread power outages and hazardous conditions across Metro Nashville and surrounding communities. Local agencies and nonprofit partners continue to focus on restoring power, providing safe warming locations and transportation, delivering meals and essential supplies, and coordinating recovery planning.
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Want to know what’s happening on and around campus? We bring you a monthly roundup of upcoming public events—concerts, lectures, exhibits, family activities and more—designed to connect you with our campus and community.