Come early, pack a picnic, and celebrate the summer with a Nashville Symphony tradition, coming to a park near you. The best news of all? It’s priceless music–absolutely free.
12/14
Saturday12:00 PM
How does a violin make sound? Is there an instrument that sounds like rain, or thunder? Join the Symphony and Friends of Mill Ridge Park for a day of music and nature on Saturday, December 14th from 12-2PM! Featuring fireside stories, crafts, a nature walk, and an instrument petting zoo at the Friends’ House! Great for elementary ages.
Location: 12965 Old Hickory Blvd, Antioch, 37013. Look for three yellow flags and six yellow cones.
See our program page to learn more about Music In My Neighborhood!
3/6
Thursday7:30 PM
This free community concert is a part of The Nashville Symphony's third iteration of Music in My Neighborhood, a musical residency in a neighborhood in Nashville. This season's Music In My Neighborhood Residency will be held in Antioch this March and beyond. The Symphony will be partnering with local organizations and schools to highlight Antioch’s history, culture, and residents through a series of free ensemble performances, educational programs, and unique collaborations.
See our program page to learn more about Music In My Neighborhood!
3/8
Saturday10:30 AM
Nashville Symphony musicians Anna Lisa Hoepfinger and Keith Nicholas will bring fables and picture books to life in this free, 35-minute musical program geared toward Pre-K and elementary children. The program includes live music, storybooks, and active listening activities, along with visual and sensory elements that are incorporated to support neurodiversity and accessibility.
See our program page to learn more about Music In My Neighborhood!
Thank you to our Community Concert Partners