About this Event
Matching views of present-day Nashville neighborhoods will be compared to the aspirational renderings from excerpts of planning documents already completed for parks, housing, greenways and transportation, displayed in slide presentations, printouts and posters.
- The communities prioritized for A.D.O.T. workshops are the ones closest to the High Injury Network (HIN). The HIN refers to the 6% of Nashville roads that make up 59% of all fatal and serious injury crashes.
- Art supplies and reference material will be provided for free. The number of participants per workshop will be capped based on the venue size and supplies.
- Sign up is required to help plan for the amount of attending participants.
- Workshops Location Priorities: Coleman Park Community center, Antioch Community Center, Southeast branch library, Pruitt library, Hermitage Library and Community Center, Madison library, Madison Community Center, Bordeaux library and the Watkins Park library and Community Center
Workshops are being scheduled in library and community center multipurpose rooms, where participants are invited to make multimedia artworks about the past, present and future of the areas surrounding these centers.
📣 Nashville has a significant moment of opportunity: We finally have dedicated funding for transit systems to improve broader livability in our urban environments.🌳
This project is funded in part by Metro Arts.
Transit Now Nashville is the fiscal sponsor.
Event venue & nearby stays
Coleman Park Community Center, 384 Thompson Lane, Nashville, United States
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