You may have heard that Black Girls Code is coming to Nashville for the first time for a fun, full day pop-up style event at the Downtown Nashville Public Library. Space is limited and you can register here.
Check out our curated list of events and things to do in Nashville this month.
CaNesha Gordon is an Implementations Project Coordinator and Lifestyle Blogger at www.crownedcanesha.com.
On Saturday, May 12, Lady Lunch Club hosted a VIP experience at the 77th Annual Iroquois Steeplechase. Guest enjoyed tented luxury, catered food and an open bar along with mingling, music, and door prizes.
This election also set the stage for many history making “firsts” in Nashville for women and people of color. Here’s a rundown of all “the firsts” you need to know as you prepare for another landmark election this Thursday, May 24th.
Did you enjoy our Nashville’s Not Just Country Series? We can tell, by your kind words and enthusiasm as we released each story every week. With that said, we decided to do a follow up series with 6 new awesome people making a unique impact and we want you to be a part.
On Friday, May 11, Conscious Connect hosted a social gathering to celebrate Digital Inclusion Week at the Google Fiber Space. Guests networked, connected and enjoyed food by Chef Batts. This will be a new series presented by the folks at Conscious Conversation so stay tuned.
Jeanice McCord is a Mom, a twin and Nashville native aka what people are calling a unicorn these days in the city. She was actually one of the inspirations for the Nashville’s Not Just Country series, as we focused on sharing the unlikely stories. She is the quintessential behind the scenes, get stuff done type of woman who has helped bring new experiences to Nashville for the urban professional.
If you didn’t know, Digital Inclusion Week kicks off today around the country from May 7-11, 2018. For the first time, Nashville will hold an event as part of the efforts to bring awareness to digital inclusion in the city. Here are a few things to know.
