Events for July 29 2010 - 29, 2011
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Thursday
Jul 29 |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
Shakespeare Reading Group
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Location: Meeting Room Each month the Shakespeare Reading Group meets for a lively discussion of one of the Bard’s masterpieces. This group meets the last Thursday of each month. |
After School Book Club
5:00 pm Location: Story Room A weekly book club designed for school age children and held after school. Call the library at 862-5856 for more details. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Portals and Boxes by Robin Venable
Location: Case 2 Robin places figures in ornate patterns from another time. Layers of tracing paper and acrylic paint create a visual archaeology that calls the viewer deep into her work. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
A Few of Our Favorite Things: Paintings by the Benham Avenue Group
Location: Gallery The Benham Avenue Group consists of four women who have been painting together since 2001. This exhibit showcases a selection of their works. |
Craft Time
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Children and their grown-up helpers are invited to participate in a quick, simple craft project, lasting approximately 15 to 20 minutes. |
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Friday
Jul 30 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Portals and Boxes by Robin Venable
Location: Case 2 Robin places figures in ornate patterns from another time. Layers of tracing paper and acrylic paint create a visual archaeology that calls the viewer deep into her work. |
Tall Tale Circus
10:30 am, 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Come see Pecos Bill, Calamity Jane, John Henry and a surprise guest– live and in person, in this musical extravaganza for the whole family! |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
A Few of Our Favorite Things: Paintings by the Benham Avenue Group
Location: Gallery The Benham Avenue Group consists of four women who have been painting together since 2001. This exhibit showcases a selection of their works. |
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Saturday
Jul 31 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Portals and Boxes by Robin Venable
Location: Case 2 Robin places figures in ornate patterns from another time. Layers of tracing paper and acrylic paint create a visual archaeology that calls the viewer deep into her work. |
Tall Tale Circus
10:30 am, 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Come see Pecos Bill, Calamity Jane, John Henry and a surprise guest– live and in person, in this musical extravaganza for the whole family! |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
A Few of Our Favorite Things: Paintings by the Benham Avenue Group
Location: Gallery The Benham Avenue Group consists of four women who have been painting together since 2001. This exhibit showcases a selection of their works. |
Back To School Book Sale!
9:00 am - 3:00 pm Location: Meeting Room, Lower Level Shop a large selection of children and adult materials as well as a limited amount of CD's. Come early for best selections, or late for “make me a deal” specials. |
Borders Benefit Days
Borders regular store hours Location: Borders stores in the Nashville area (West End, Brentwood, and Cool Springs) and at Borders.com Friends of Nashville Public Library is holding a Benefit Days event with Borders. All our supporters have to do is shop Borders’ vast selection. The more supporters shop, the more our organization earns. |
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Sunday
Aug 1 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Borders Benefit Days
Borders regular store hours Location: Borders stores in the Nashville area (West End, Brentwood, and Cool Springs) and at Borders.com Friends of Nashville Public Library is holding a Benefit Days event with Borders. All our supporters have to do is shop Borders’ vast selection. The more supporters shop, the more our organization earns. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Monday
Aug 2 |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Children's Room Age 3 and up. Group or school visits, please contact us at 862-5869 to place a reservation. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5870. |
Homeschool Learning Time
1:00 pm Location: Meeting Room Explore a different topic each month, as recommended by our homeschool parents and children. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Tuesday
Aug 3 |
Starlight Storytime
6:30 pm Location: Meeting Room Children are welcome to wear their pajamas and bring stuffed toys to this weekly storytime. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Preschool Storytimes on Thursdays by appointment. Call 862-5856. |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Community Storytimes
9:30 am 10:30 am & 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Storytime is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss the Professor, Library Pete, and Mary Mary as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Good Morning Storytime
10:30 am - 11:00 am Location: Meeting Room Good Morning Storytime offers singing, dancing, and, of course, great stories along with a little bit of coloring. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Wednesday
Aug 4 |
Preschool Storytime
10:00 am and 11:00 am Location: Children's Room Great stories, fingerplays, and activities. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Children's Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5868. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Short stories, songs, rhymes & sometimes a craft activity. |
Toddler & Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5866. |
Toddlertime!
10:00 am Location: Children's Room Ages 12 months - 24 months. Group or school visits, please contact us at 862-5869 to place a reservation. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Call 862-5862 to make reservations for groups of 10 or more. |
Bellevue Story Time
10:00 am and 11:00 am Location: Story Room 10:00 am (Lapsit Storyhour-ages 3 & under) 11:00 am (Preschool Storyhour-ages 3-5) |
Storytime with Ms. Tori
10:00 am & 11:00 am Location: Children's Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 880-3957. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
SCORE Counseling
10:00 am Location: Program Room, 3rd Floor SCORE Counseling is a national not-for-profit association which provides free and confidential small business mentoring. Call 862‑5800 to schedule a free session with an experienced SCORE counselor. |
Community Storytimes
9:30 am 10:30 am & 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Storytime is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss the Professor, Library Pete, and Mary Mary as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Thursday
Aug 5 |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
After School Book Club
5:00 pm Location: Story Room A weekly book club designed for school age children and held after school. Call the library at 862-5856 for more details. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Craft Time
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Children and their grown-up helpers are invited to participate in a quick, simple craft project, lasting approximately 15 to 20 minutes. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Buying a PC
12:00 pm Location: 2nd Floor Classroom Tennessee’s sales tax holiday is this weekend! Thinking of buying a PC? What should you look for? What does RAM, GHz, GB, 802.11g mean? Learn to make sense of the jargon and take away a checklist of key features to look for at the store. |
Arts and Crafts
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Location: Meeting Room Featuring easy projects that children can use to complete their personal look, or decorate their rooms or lockers, including handcrafted gifts for any occasion. This is a T.O.T.A.L. event |
Back to School Booksale
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Location: Meeting Room The best bargains are found at library book sales! Hardbacks $2.00 Paperbacks $1.00 Proceeds from this sale will fund great library programs at Edgehill Library. |
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Friday
Aug 6 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Coal Train Railroad
10:30 am Location: Children's Department Coal Train Railroad is jazz music created just for kids written from a child’s perspective! Kids and adults alike will be inspired to dance, play, and use their voices to riff along with the musicians. |
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Saturday
Aug 7 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Coal Train Railroad
10:30 am Location: Children's Department Coal Train Railroad is jazz music created just for kids written from a child’s perspective! Kids and adults alike will be inspired to dance, play, and use their voices to riff along with the musicians. |
Shape a Poem Workshop
10:00 am - 4:00 pm Location: Conference Room 1A Spend the day writing a short poem and making a hexaflexagon, put them together and create an unusual and original way to express poetry in a kinetic shape! |
Shakespeare Allowed
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Location: West Reading Room NPL and the Nashville Shakespeare Festival invites, you to read each one out loud in a reading circle! |
KidFlix: Bedtime Stories
12:30 pm Skeeter Bronson, a hotel handyman, finds his life changed forever when the magical bedtime stories he tells his niece and nephew start to mysteriously come true. |
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Sunday
Aug 8 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Monday
Aug 9 |
Nightlight Storytime with Miss Lana
6:00 pm - 6:30 pm Location: Children's Room Second and last Monday of every month |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Children's Room Age 3 and up. Group or school visits, please contact us at 862-5869 to place a reservation. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5870. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
College Time...Am I Ready?
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Location: Meeting Room This workshop educates teens and parents about the college experience, from admission testing to selecting classes once enrolled, and more! |
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Tuesday
Aug 10 |
Starlight Storytime
6:30 pm Location: Meeting Room Children are welcome to wear their pajamas and bring stuffed toys to this weekly storytime. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Preschool Storytimes on Thursdays by appointment. Call 862-5856. |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Community Storytimes
9:30 am 10:30 am & 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Storytime is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss the Professor, Library Pete, and Mary Mary as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Good Morning Storytime
10:30 am - 11:00 am Location: Meeting Room Good Morning Storytime offers singing, dancing, and, of course, great stories along with a little bit of coloring. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Social Security Pre-Retirement Seminar
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Location: Meeting Room Questions about Social Security benefits? This workshop is for you. Topics covered include eligibility requirements, effects of retiring at various ages, Medicare coverage, Part D, widows benefits, divorced spouse benefits, and benefits to children of disabled parents & more. |
KidKraft: Where there's a picnic, there's sure to be ants!
10:00 am - 12:30 pm Location: Arts & Crafts Room Eat some watermelon while making a paper watermelon craft. |
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Wednesday
Aug 11 |
Preschool Storytime
10:00 am and 11:00 am Location: Children's Room Great stories, fingerplays, and activities. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Children's Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5868. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Short stories, songs, rhymes & sometimes a craft activity. |
Toddler & Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5866. |
Toddlertime!
10:00 am Location: Children's Room Ages 12 months - 24 months. Group or school visits, please contact us at 862-5869 to place a reservation. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Call 862-5862 to make reservations for groups of 10 or more. |
2nd Wednesday Book Club
12:00 pm Location: 3rd Floor Program Room Join us for lively exchange about thought provoking contemporary and classic titles. |
Bellevue Story Time
10:00 am and 11:00 am Location: Story Room 10:00 am (Lapsit Storyhour-ages 3 & under) 11:00 am (Preschool Storyhour-ages 3-5) |
Storytime with Ms. Tori
10:00 am & 11:00 am Location: Children's Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 880-3957. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
SCORE Counseling
10:00 am Location: Program Room, 3rd Floor SCORE Counseling is a national not-for-profit association which provides free and confidential small business mentoring. Call 862‑5800 to schedule a free session with an experienced SCORE counselor. |
Young @ Heart
10:45 am - 11:45 pm Location: Special Collections Center, 2nd Floor Calling all Baby Boomers, Seniors, Grown-Ups, Retirees, and all other manner of adult folks! |
Community Storytimes
9:30 am 10:30 am & 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Storytime is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss the Professor, Library Pete, and Mary Mary as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
KidKraft: Where there's a picnic, there's sure to be ants!
10:00 am - 12:30 pm Location: Arts & Crafts Room Eat some watermelon while making a paper watermelon craft. |
Absolute Beginners Step 1: Computer Keyboard and Mouse
10:30 am - 12:00 pm Location: Meeting Room The Green Hills Branch Library presents a small computer class just for beginners. Seniors are especially welcome. No experience is required. Learn to use a computer keyboard and mouse. |
ABC and 1-2-3s with Miss Lana
10:30 am Location: Frist Center for the Visual Arts Today storytime will be held at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts. Attendees will be able to tour all of the exhibits and visit the Martin ArtQuest. Meet Miss Lana in the lobby at 10:20 am. Admission is free. |
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Thursday
Aug 12 |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
After School Book Club
5:00 pm Location: Story Room A weekly book club designed for school age children and held after school. Call the library at 862-5856 for more details. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Introduction to the PC-Using the Mouse
10:30 am - 11:30 am Location: 2nd Floor Classroom Learn to point & click, drag & drop, and surf the web with the mouse. |
Introduction to the PC-Internet Basics
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Location: 2nd Floor Classroom Learn Internet terminology, browser navigation, and search engines. Includes instruction on using web browsers and finding Internet access. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Craft Time
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Children and their grown-up helpers are invited to participate in a quick, simple craft project, lasting approximately 15 to 20 minutes. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Friday
Aug 13 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Many Moons
9:30 am, 10:30 am, 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater The Caldecott-Award winning classic written by James Thurber and illustrated by Louis Slobodkin featuring the fabulous Peeko Puppets! |
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Saturday
Aug 14 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Many Moons
9:30 am, 10:30 am, 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater The Caldecott-Award winning classic written by James Thurber and illustrated by Louis Slobodkin featuring the fabulous Peeko Puppets! |
Book’em y la Biblioteca Publica de Nashville presentan Cuentos Bilingues
11:00 am Location: Story Room Venga a disfrutar con nosotros de una mañana familiar, con cuentos, actividades y canciones en español e ingles. |
Book’em and the Nashville Public Library present...Bilingual Story
11:00 am Location: Story Room Join us for a morning of interactive literacy including Spanish/English stories, activities, and songs. |
Movies @ Main presents 2010: The Year We Make Contact
2:00 pm Location: Auditorium Sequel to Kubrick’s 2001: a Space Odyssey, written & directed by Peter Hyams; starring the late Roy Scheider, John Lithgow, and Helen Mirren. Screenplay based on the Arthur C Clarke novel |
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Sunday
Aug 15 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Artist Reception: New Orleans, Before and After Katrina by Robert Lenter
2:30 pm - 4:30 pm Location: Meeting Room Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
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Monday
Aug 16 |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Children's Room Age 3 and up. Group or school visits, please contact us at 862-5869 to place a reservation. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5870. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Helpful Hints for Job Searching
10:30 am - 11:30 am Location: Meeting Room With Nashville Career Advancement Center, Employment Facilitator and Career Coach John McLallen |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Ask Dave
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm These sessions are completely open. You can come and ask questions or get help with things you’re having trouble with on your PC...No appointment or reservation necessary. |
Intro to the PC - II: Mouse
11:30 am - 12:30 pm Learn to point & click, drag & drop, and surf the web with the mouse. |
Intro to the PC - I: Basics
10:00 am - 11:00 am Take a tour of the personal computer. Learn basic computer terms. |
Intro to Microsoft Office - Word
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Learn the basics of these frequently-used software applications. |
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Tuesday
Aug 17 |
Starlight Storytime
6:30 pm Location: Meeting Room Children are welcome to wear their pajamas and bring stuffed toys to this weekly storytime. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Preschool Storytimes on Thursdays by appointment. Call 862-5856. |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Community Storytimes
9:30 am 10:30 am & 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Storytime is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss the Professor, Library Pete, and Mary Mary as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Good Morning Storytime
10:30 am - 11:00 am Location: Meeting Room Good Morning Storytime offers singing, dancing, and, of course, great stories along with a little bit of coloring. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Riders in the Sky
11:45 am - 1:00 pm Location: Courtyard A classic cowboy quartet, delights cowboys and cowgirls of all ages. |
Intro to the PC-III: Keyboard
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Learn to operate the computer with the keyboard shortcuts. No typing experience needed. |
Intro to Microsoft Office - Excel
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Learn the basics of these frequently-used software applications. |
Game Time
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Location: Meeting Room This popular program gathers teens for a session of classic board games including Sorry, Clue, Uno, Monopoly, Mancala, and more...promoting bonding and teamwork. |
Intro to the PC - IV: Windows
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Take a tour of the Windows Operating system, the software that runs the PC. Identify folders, icons, and Windows utilities. |
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Wednesday
Aug 18 |
Preschool Storytime
10:00 am and 11:00 am Location: Children's Room Great stories, fingerplays, and activities. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Children's Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5868. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Short stories, songs, rhymes & sometimes a craft activity. |
Toddler & Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 862-5866. |
Toddlertime!
10:00 am Location: Children's Room Ages 12 months - 24 months. Group or school visits, please contact us at 862-5869 to place a reservation. |
Preschool Storytime
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Call 862-5862 to make reservations for groups of 10 or more. |
Bellevue Story Time
10:00 am and 11:00 am Location: Story Room 10:00 am (Lapsit Storyhour-ages 3 & under) 11:00 am (Preschool Storyhour-ages 3-5) |
Storytime with Ms. Tori
10:00 am & 11:00 am Location: Children's Room For group reservations and scheduling, please call 880-3957. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
SCORE Counseling
10:00 am Location: Program Room, 3rd Floor SCORE Counseling is a national not-for-profit association which provides free and confidential small business mentoring. Call 862‑5800 to schedule a free session with an experienced SCORE counselor. |
Community Storytimes
9:30 am 10:30 am & 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater Storytime is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss the Professor, Library Pete, and Mary Mary as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Absolute Beginners Step 2: The Internet
10:30 am - 12:00 pm Location: Computer Lab Learn and practice basic skills in exploring the Internet. Prerequisites: The Absolute Beginners Step 1 Computer Keyboard and Mouse or some computer experience using a mouse and Microsoft Windows. |
Intro to the Internet - III: Searching
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Learn how to quickly find what you want online. We’ll help you find information, pictures, music, directions... |
Intro to the Internet - I: Basics
10:00 am - 11:00 am Learn Internet terminology, browser navigation, and search engines. Includes instruction on using web browsers and finding Internet access. |
Wii Play at the Library
4:00 pm - 5:45 pm Location: Teen Center Come join us for Super Smash Brothers Brawl, Madden Tournaments, Mario Parties, and more. |
Q & A
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm These sessions are completely open. You can come and ask questions or get help with things you’re having trouble with on your PC...No appointment or reservation necessary. |
Intro to the Internet - II: Email
11:30 am - 12:30 pm Try setting up and using the web-based Email program Yahoo! Mail. The instructor will also answer questions about Email etiquette and programs. |
Snack Attack
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Location: Teen Center Free Snacks for Teens after school every Wednesday in the Teen Center. Do it! |
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Thursday
Aug 19 |
Walk-in Storytime for the Community
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Walk-in Storytime welcomes children of all ages. Every Tuesday and Thursday |
After School Book Club
5:00 pm Location: Story Room A weekly book club designed for school age children and held after school. Call the library at 862-5856 for more details. |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Young@Heart
10:45 am - 11:45 am Location: Special Collections Center, 2nd Floor Calling all Baby Boomers, Seniors, Grown-Ups, Retirees, and all other manner of adult folks! |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Craft Time
10:30 am Location: Meeting Room Children and their grown-up helpers are invited to participate in a quick, simple craft project, lasting approximately 15 to 20 minutes. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Wii Play at the Library
4:00 pm - 5:45 pm Location: Teen Center Come join us for Super Smash Brothers Brawl, Madden Tournaments, Mario Parties, and more. |
Frist Art Trunk Program
4:00 pm Location: Meeting Room Frist Center for the Visual Arts representative Shaun Giles will be teaching a series of art lessons focusing on the current exhibit, “The Golden Age of Couture.” |
Ask Dave
1:00 pm - 4:30 pm These sessions are completely open. You can come and ask questions or get help with things you’re having trouble with on your PC...No appointment or reservation necessary. |
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Friday
Aug 20 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
All Aboard! Nashville Railroads: Past, Present and Future
The exhibit will feature artifacts, documents, and photographs centered on trains and train service in and around Nashville from the middle 1800s to the present. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina: Photography by Robert Lenter
Location: Gallery Robert’s family, along with many in New Orleans, were affected by hurricane Katrina. With his photography, he attempts to display life’s humanistic situations, blended with God’s natural wonder. |
Many Moons
9:30 am, 10:30 am, 11:30 am Location: Children's Theater The Caldecott-Award winning classic written by James Thurber and illustrated by Louis Slobodkin featuring the fabulous Peeko Puppets! |
Wii Play at the Library
4:00 pm - 5:45 pm Location: Teen Center Come join us for Super Smash Brothers Brawl, Madden Tournaments, Mario Parties, and more. |
Job Search Workshop
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Location: 2nd Floor Classroom Ideal for job searchers, sales staff or other people interested in finding out more information about companies and demographics. Sponsor: ReferenceUSA |
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Saturday
Aug 21 |
Shaped Poetry: A Suite of 30 Typographic Prints by Arion Press
Location: Art Gallery Shaped Poetry, edited by Glenn Todd, is a suite of 30 typographic prints, each on a different handmade paper in a wide range of typefaces and in a variety of colors. |
Eyewitness to the News: A Chronicle of Our Times-Photos from the Nashville Banner Newspaper
Location: Courtyard Gallery The Nashville Banner "Staff" photographers recorded the daily news of the city and beyond. This exhibit showcases a sampling of their contributions to Nashville's chronicle of news and history from the 1930s – 1990s. |
Books, Dolls and the Wizard of Oz: An Exhibit by Shirley Jaeger
Location: Display Cases Shirley has collected dolls since 1988. The theme for this display: The Wizard of Oz. |
My Eye on Tennessee Photography by Paul Beavers
Location: Display Cases Paul Beavers is an avid photographer. This exhibit showcases his photos of Nashville. |
