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Coffee Talk with Metro Arts

Coffee Talk is our monthly community gathering where artists, neighbors, and those looking to get involved in the Nashville arts scene can connect and share. Learn about upcoming projects and opportunities, and meet the people creating exciting new art in Nashville.

Upcoming Coffee Talks with Metro Arts

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Wednesday, January 7th
9:30am - 11am

 

Coffee Talk with Metro Arts is our monthly community gathering where artists, neighbors, and anyone looking to get involved in the Nashville arts scene can connect and share their stories. Join us to learn about upcoming projects and opportunities, and meet the people creating exciting new art in Nashville.

 

Our next Coffee Talk will be Wednesday, January 7, from 9:30–11:00am. As part of our ongoing effort to expand the Coffee Talk program with venues and art, we're co-hosting this round with The Downtown Presbyterian Church (DPC).

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This edition of Coffee Talk with Metro Arts will feature new ideas and programs from those who attend who wish to share. There will be representatives from DPC alongside several of their artists in residence, several members of the Downtown Arts District Alliance (DADA), The Contributor staff, and also Metro Arts staff to share more information about current and upcoming events and art crawls. There will also be several other local artists on location to share current events in our creative ecosystem. There will be time to talk and to explore the DPC Browsing Room Gallery, and the DPC will be providing coffee for this event.

 

For parking, we suggest you either use public transit with WeGo, utilize street parking nearby, or visit www.nashvilledowntown.com pages Getting Around / Where to Park.

There are SMART Parking meters downtown that charge 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.

They use the free LAZ Parking app – which can be downloaded from the App Store.

Arts Commission Meetings

Visit the Arts Commission page on Nashville.gov for notices of public meetings, meeting agendas and meeting minutes. To provide a public comment on items under consideration by the Arts Commission or any of its committees, please use the Metro Arts Commission Public Comment Form. For more information, please refer to the Metro Arts Commission Public Comment Policy.

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