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Member's Event
Remarks by Mayor Karl Dean, Greenways for
Nashville's president Mark Deutschmann and architect
David Powell.
Enjoy refreshments, tour building and an opportunity
to walk through the Cumberland Park next door. The Bridge
Building,
located at 2 Victory Avenue, on the Cumberland River, between the Shelby
Street Pedestrian Bridge and the East Bank Greenway
(Titans' LP Field side).
Park on the city
side of town and walk across the Shelby Street Bridge to
the elevator, take it down to main level.
RSVP to
sherry.walker@nashville.gov.
For more
information: Renee Bates 862-8400 x439.
Thanks to
our presenting sponsor
and
these other generous contributors to the event:
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MDHA
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Posted
with compliments:
Metro Parks'
Nature Centers
continually providing excellent programs on or near the
greenway:
Metro Parks Nature Center Main
Page
Beaman
Park Nature Center schedule, click
here.
Bells
Bend Nature Center schedule,
click
here.
Shelby Bottoms Nature Center schedule, click
here.
Warner Parks Nature Center information, click
here.
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Posted with compliments: Mayor Dean's
newest health challenge,
to be held May 5, 2012:
You may form a team of 10, or join one.
Anyone want to have a
Greenways
team?
If you are interested,
please let us know, 862-8400 x439.
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SAVE THE DATE
sixth annual
Dinner on the Bridge
September 27, 2012
Shelby Street
Pedestrian Bridge
SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
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Previous event:
Thanks for another great
RICHLAND CREEK RUN - WALK VI
benefiting Greenways for Nashville
For results,
CLICK
HERE
or visit
www.richlandcreekrun.com
Staged for both serious runners and casual walkers,
the 5 mile neighborhood event was held April 7, 2012
on a new, certified loop course along the Richland
Creek Greenway. A half mile kids
fun run was held pre-race with remarks kicked off at
8:00 a.m. by co-chairs Councilman Jason Holleman and
Megan Turner. Mayor Karl Dean encouraged
participants and spoke of continued efforts to bring
good health to Nashville, then
started the race siren. Door prizes and awards were held
for a record crowd post race in the Cohn School auditorium.
Missed it?
The Hatch Show Print designed long sleeved
shirt is available for purchase: t-shirt
@ $15, as well as the poster @ $15. There are limited quantities
of previous years merchandise, for mailing (postage
fees apply), or for pick up. Call or email the
Greenway's office,
862-8400.
Please show your
appreciation to these fine sponsors who help make the
event possible:
presented by
with
additional sponsors
and the neighborhood organizations of
Cherokee Park,
Cherokee Crossing,
Sylvan Heights,
Sylvan Park,
Richland-West End,
White Bridge
and
Whitland along
with support from
The City Paper,
Lightning 100,
Nashville Scene,
Team Green
and
with in kind support from
Dose, Produce Place, New Belgium Brewing and Star Bagel.
Thanks to the
hard working volunteer committee making it possible:
Jason Holleman, Megan Turner, co-chairs; F. Clark
Williams, race director; Rob Robinson, registration +
technology director; Pete Wooten, course director; Dr.
Cal Fuller, MBA liason; Margaret Holleman, media +
advertising coordinator; Alex Harwell, volunteer
coordinator; and Wendell Goodman, facility coordinator.
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