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Beginner Bonsai | Sold Out

Beginner Bonsai

July 18 | 10 AM

Learn the art of bonsai and create your own miniature tree in this beginner workshop. Practice shaping and care techniques and take home a living work of art to enjoy for years.

Instructor

Creekside Bonsai

Location

Frist Learning Center Studios
Not Yet Members: $90
Members: $72

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Sun-Printed Botanicals on Cotton

Sun-Printed Botanicals on Cotton

June 6 | 10 AM

Join us for fun in the sun and learn the art of cyanotype—on fabric! In this workshop, you will learn the basics of creating original botanical cyanotypes on a cotton throw pillow. All supplies will be provided.

Instructor

Justine Clifford, Safelight Imaging

Location

Frist Learning Center Studios
Not Yet Members: $60
Members: $48
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Cheekwood Community Celebration: Arts and Music in America

In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, Cheekwood invites the community to gather for a four-day festival celebrating Arts and Music in America. Daytime guests can enjoy the American paintings exhibitions in the Historic Mansion, the expanded outdoor train display America the Beautiful: National Parks & Landmarks by Rail, and Cheekwood’s blooming gardens and walking trails.

Timbo Promo Pic

Thursday, June 4

Evening

Food Vendors

5 – 8:30 PM | Lot B

Conscious Cravings
Kiwi Scoops
Chivanada
Daddy’s Dogs
Yayo’s OMG
Wyldeflour Pizza

Timbo and Lonesome Country

6 – 8 PM | Arboretum Lawn

Timbo and Lonesome Country delivers a soul country sound blending traditional country, bluegrass, and rhythm & blues.

Friday, June 5

Daytime

Food Vendors

9 AM – 3 PM | Lot B

Salsa Franklin Taco
Rolled 4 Ever Ice Cream
Hautewheels Rolling Sandwich

Docent-Led Garden Tour

9:45 – 10:30 AM | Meet outside of Botanic Hall

Art Activities and Passport Scavenger Hunt

10 AM – 2 PM | Herb Garden

Derek Pell

12 – 2 PM | Arboretum Lawn

Derek Pell presents a fiddle-led trio exploring instrumental American traditions.

Docent-Led House and History Tour

2:15 – 3 PM | Mansion & Museum

Evening

Food Vendors

5 – 8:30 PM | Lot B

The Cookie Patch
Pizza Assurda
Daddy’s Dogs
Chivanada

The Rische Family Band

6 – 8 PM | Arboretum Lawn Stage

The Rische Family Band performs bluegrass and traditional country.

Derek Pell
TDW-12 (2)
Nathan Belt

Saturday, June 6

Daytime

Food Vendors Open

9 AM – 3 PM | Lot B

Salsa Franklin Taco
Chivanada
Rolled 4 Ever Ice Cream
Conscious Cravings

Docent-Led Garden Tour

9:45 – 10:30 AM | Meet outside of Botanic Hall

Conversation and Book Signing with Joe Nolan and Guests

10 – 11 AM | Massey Auditorium

Join Joe Nolan, author of NOWVILLE: The Untold History of Nashville’s Contemporary Art Scene, for a conversation with Katie Shaw and John Sewell reflecting on Nashville’s dynamic art community–past, present, and future. Books will be available for purchase, and a book signing will follow the program.
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Art Activities and Passport Scavenger Hunt

10 AM – 2 PM | Herb Garden

Docent-Led House and History Tour

12:00 AM – 12:45 PM | Mansion & Museum

Tour of Common Ground Exhibition with Collector John Hainsworth and Cheekwood’s Sarah Sperling

12 – 12:30 PM | Mansion & Museum

Todd Day Wait Performance

12 – 2 PM | Arboretum Lawn Stage

Todd Day Wait leads an acoustic duo rooted in Americana tradition.

Docent-Led House and History Tour

12:45 – 1:30 PM | Mansion & Museum

Pop-Up Talk on William Edmondson with Filmmaker Mark Schlicher

2 – 2:15 PM | Mansion & Museum

Docent-Led House and History Tour

2:15 – 3 PM | Mansion & Museum

Evening

Food Vendors Open

5 – 8:30 PM | Lot B

The Pink Truck
Pizza Assurda
Taste of Aloha
Daddy’s Dogs

Nathan Belt Performance

6 – 8 PM | Arboretum Lawn Stage

Nathan Belt brings classic country and rockabilly blues styling to Cheekwood.

Sunday, June 7

Daytime

Food Vendors Open

9 AM – 3 PM | Lot B

Hautewheels Rolling Sandwich
Roadhouse Grille
Daddy’s Dogs
Kiwi Scoops

Docent-Led Garden Tour

9:45 – 10:30 AM | Meet outside of Botanic Hall

Art Activities and Passport Scavenger Hunt

10 AM – 2 PM | Herb Garden

Docent-Led House and History Tour

12:00 AM – 12:45 PM | Mansion & Museum

Ping Rose Performance

12 – 2 PM | Arboretum Lawn Stage

Ping Rose closes the celebration with Memphis-inspired blues.

Docent-Led House and History Tour

12:45 – 1:30 PM | Mansion & Museum

Docent-Led House and History Tour

2:15 – 3 PM | Mansion & Museum

Ping Rose

Reserve Tickets

Daytime: Thurs Daytime: Fri-Sun
Gardens Only Gardens + Mansion Gardens Only Gardens + Mansion
Adults $10 $13 $11 $14
Senior $9 $12 $10 $13
College  $8  $11  $9  $12
Youth (3-17)  $7  $10  $8  $11
Ages 2 & Under FREE FREE FREE FREE
Member Adult FREE FREE FREE FREE
Member Youth FREE FREE FREE FREE

 

Evening Pricing

Gardens Only Gardens + Mansion
Adults $21 $27
Youth (3-17) $14 $20
Ages 2 & Under FREE FREE
Member Adult  $10  $10
Member Youth $5 $5

All paid tickets will have a $2 service fee. Non-Members will need to pay a $5 per vehicle parking fee.


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Happy, Healthy Houseplants

Happy, Healthy Houseplants

August 29 | 11 AM

Keep the lush look of summer going year-round. Learn how to select, site, and care for your houseplants throughout the year. From pruning anxiety to winter care, learn from a top voice in local houseplant care and design.

Instructor

Dwyan Young-Smith, FloraDayLeaf

Location

Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
Waitlist

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Cut Flower Gardening: Sowing for Next Spring

Cut Flower Gardening: Sowing for Next Spring

July 29 | 6 PM

Some of the most beautiful cut flowers need a head start in fall. This class covers cool-season annuals and biennials that overwinter in the ground and reward you with blooms in the earliest days of spring. Beat the heat and leave with a clear plan for cooler days.

Instructor

Meredith McGraw Bishop, Bloom & Bounty

Location

Massey Auditorium
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
Waitlist

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Bulb Planning for Spring

Bulb Planning for Spring

July 25 | 9:30 AM

Great spring bulb displays are actually planned in the summer! Learn how Cheekwood designs its annual showstopping bulb program, then apply those same principles to map out your own spring garden.

Instructor

Hilary Swaim, Cheekwood

Location

Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $40
Members: $32
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Pollinator Roundtable

Pollinator Roundtable

June 27 | 9:30 AM

Join us for a special panel discussion on what works for pollinators in Middle Tennessee gardens. From plant selection to habitat design, we’ll cover what’s growing – and flying – in your zip code. Weather permitting, this conversation will take place in the Howe Garden at Cheekwood.

Instructor

Master Gardeners of Davidson County

Location

Courtyard Classroom
Not Yet Members: $15
Members: $12
Register

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