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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

Wednesday, April 8
9:30 - 11 PM
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, April 8, from 9:30–11:00 AM. As part of our ongoing effort to expand the Coffee Talk program with venues and art, we're co-hosting this round with RADAR615 and Coop Gallery.
This edition of Coffee Talk with Metro Arts will feature new ideas and programs from attendees who wish to share. We are asking that attendees meet at RADAR615 (516 Hagan Street) from 9:30-10am. RADAR615 representatives will be on site until 10:30am to share information about the upcoming exhibition Together We, and from 10:30-11am we will walk across the street to Coop Gallery where representatives will discuss their upcoming exhibition SEE/SAW. Metro Arts staff and local artists and leaders will be able to share more information about current and other upcoming events and art crawls. Several other local artists will be on location to share current events in our creative ecosystem.
Free parking is available for designated spots and times around RADAR615. If you park at the lot in 516 Hagan Street, QR codes are for one hour. Parking on the street is still free.
There is coffee to purchase throughout the event at Elegy Coffee WeHo (516 Hagan Street).
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.