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27 Mar

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Vice Mayor Angie Henderson

22 hours ago

To celebrate World Wildlife Conservation Day 2023, come join Seasonal Interpretive Ranger Mackenzie Maness and our park ranger staff for a special tour on Monday, December 4th at the Barbara J. Mapp Aviary Education Center! During this special aviary tour, visitors can hike up to the Barbara J. Mapp Aviary Education Center at 10am for a special tour to view our captive birds of prey along the 550' boardwalk. Glove programs will be offered by our park staff and we will discuss/highlight the conservation success story of American Bald Eagles at Radnor Lake as part of this special day! Visitors can enjoy viewing our captive snakes and turtles inside the Education Center as well as spending some time in the Ann Tarbell Library where we have recently added a digital library inventory to review-search for specific areas of interest while visiting.Go here for more information and to register: reserve.tnstateparks.com/register/world-wildlife-conservation-day-at-radnor-lakeRegistration is required and free for all ages. Pets are not allowed on the boardwalk of the aviary center due to stress on our captive birds of prey but are allowed inside the Education Center. Photo by Damian Piotrowski ... See MoreSee Less

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Vice Mayor Angie Henderson

2 days ago

Timeline photosThrive Arts Project Support: APPLY NOW! We are pleased to announce that our Thrive: Call for Artist Services proposal form is now open here on the Metro Arts website! Thrive empowers artists and organizations to connect with each other, working together to cultivate and strengthen communities in Davidson County. For fiscal year 2025 (7/1/24 – 6/30/25), we are seeking Thrive proposals for two categories: Community Public Art Projects and Community-Based Art Projects. The deadline to apply is Friday, January 19th, 2024.Application link + more info: bit.ly/metro-arts-thrive (link in bio) Photography credit:Karen Alisa - “POOL” by PYDANCE (left top corner)Gilda's Club Middle Tennessee (left bottom corner)Garrett Morris - Nashville African American Wind Symphony / Photo of Bruce Ayers ... See MoreSee Less