top of page
CoffeeTalkMetroArts-0897.jpg

NEWS 

Coffee Talk with Metro Arts

Knoblin Fest Coffee Talk image.jpg

Wednesday, October 7
9:30-11 AM

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, October 7 from 9:30–11:00 AM at the Homegrown Taproom and Kitchen (2720 Old Lebanon Pike) with the creators of Knoblin Fest who will be on hand to talk about their festival, which is happening this Saturday, October 3. Metro Arts staff will also be present to discuss various initiatives while local artists and leaders are invited to share more information about current and other upcoming events and art crawls.
Free parking is available in Donelson Plaza in front of Homegrown Taproom & Kitchen. There will be coffee and refreshments available to purchase by The Emeraude Bakery throughout the morning.

Bring a lunch and join us!

​

On Friday, October 23, from 11:30 AM to 1 PM at the Belcourt Theatre, Metro Arts will co‑host a free community conversation with the Belcourt, NECAT and the Executive Director of the new Office of Entertainment. We invite guests to bring their lunch, ideas, and questions for an informal discussion with artists, cultural workers, and neighbors while learning about upcoming opportunities to collaborate, engage, and strengthen Nashville’s local film and general creative community. No previous experience in film or the arts is required. The discussion begins at 11:30 AM and is free and open to all.

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.

FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA @MetroArtsNash

© 2026 Official Website of Nashville Office of Arts & Culture

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn Social Icon
  • YouTube
bottom of page