Past Events

All are welcome to join the team at Campaign Headquarters on Saturday. We will be writing post cards all day (9:00AM-5:00PM) if you want to stop by for an hour or two. Walking door-to-door to share Angie’s campaign will start around 5:00PM (when it isn’t so hot!) If you would like to walk earlier in the day, please let us know. See you there!   Please RSVP to angieforcouncil@gmail.com

MORNING OF WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12: Come as you are for coffee and conversation and meet our friend Councilwoman Angie Henderson, who is running for reelection to serve District 34 and Nashville on the Metro Council. Wednesday, June 12, 9:00 – 10:30 am, at the home of Molly Reynolds Maher, 4609 General Lowrey Drive in Green Hills. Remarks at 9:30, but drop by anytime to ask questions, learn more, or get involved in Angie’s campaign. Hosted by: Molly Reynolds Maher, Ann…

TUESDAY, JUNE 25: Join us to meet your District 34 Councilwoman Angie Henderson. Angie is an open book about the inner workings of Metro Government and welcomes challenging questions. She’ll talk taxes, trees, transit, and listen to your suggestions and concerns for your neighborhood. This is a FREE event, all residents are welcome. Come as you are; drop in anytime. Remarks at 6:00 5:00-7:00 pm at the home of Lissa and Chris Taylor, 956 Tyne Blvd. Nashville, TN 37220 Hosted…

TUESDAY, JULY 9th: If you live in the Abbottsford community in Green Hills, you are invited to this forum with the District 34 candidates for Metro Council. Both Councilwoman Angie Henderson and her opponent Terry Jo Bichell will be in attendance. Both will introduce themselves and why they are running, and then we will open up the floor to questions. Angie is an open book about the inner workings of Metro Government and welcomes your questions. She’ll talk taxes, trees,…

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th: If you live on or near Alcott, Wayland, Beacon, Hemingway or Harpeth Hills Drive. You are invited to meet your neighbors and your District 34 Councilwoman at the home of Jane and John Roe. Angie is an open book about the inner workings of Metro Government and welcomes your questions. She’ll talk taxes, trees, transit, and looks forward to hearing your concerns and suggestions for your neighborhood. This is a FREE event, all residents are welcome. Come as…

The Emerald Ash Borer epidemic will have a significant negative impact on the tree canopy in District 34. Many of our ash trees are already infected by the destructive bug. Come learn what you can do do to help save and/or replace your ash trees. July 10th from 7:00-8:00pm Potter Meeting Room, Botanic Hall, Cheekwood.  In partnership with Metro Tree Advisory Committee & Metro Public Works & Cheekwood https://www.nashville.gov/Public-Works/Community-Beautification/Tree-Information.aspx