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Charles Brindley
Old Tree Drawing Workshop Acclaimed artist Charles Brindley is returning to Owl’s Hill in June for an eight week Summer Drawing Course and in October for a one day Old Tree Drawing Workshop. Brindley, who has captured the ageless beauty of some of Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary’s oldest trees, has designed these adult classes for all levels, from beginner to advanced. Space is limited and registration is required. Register now: Summer Drawing Course Old Tree Drawing Workshop |
MUSIC EVENTS |
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Music in the Meadow The first concert of the summer will be a first for Owl’s Hill: Musical Theater in the Meadow! On June 22, a group of Nashville’s top theater performers will gather to serenade you with favorites from shows new and old, some solos, some duets, maybe even a standard or two. Count on hearing a little Rogers and Hammerstein, something from Les Mis, and some Sondheim thrown in for good measure. Plan to leave humming! Register Now |
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Music in the Meadow Soulful songstress Brigitte DeMeyer came to Nashville via California, and it’s a good thing for us that she stayed. Her songs are an irresistible, simmering mixture of gospel, country, blues, and soul. Her voice is powerful and authentic. On July 27 she will be joined at Owl’s Hill by her frequent collaborator, Will Kimbrough, known throughout the Americana world and beyond for his artistry as a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. Register Now |
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Music in the Meadow In August, concert-goers will get to enjoy an acoustic offering by the band Sixpence None the Richer. Matt Slocum and Leigh Nash have been making beautiful music together since the early 1990s, and it will be lovely to have them here at Owl’s Hill to share it with us. They will be joined by their long-time bassist Justin Cary. Register Now |
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FOOD EVENTS |
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Eating from the Woods: Summer Pandy English,interpretive naturalist, environmental educator, wildlife biologist and teacher will lead this wild edibles program a follow-on to last year's spring event. You won’t be Euell Gibbons by the end of the class, but you will get a good taste of the wild plants that can be cooked, eaten, drunk and even used for medicinal purposes. Nature's summer bounty, gathered and prepared by English, will be available to inspect and sample. Bring a notepad and pencil or pen, wear comfortable shoes for exploring and dress for the weather. Register Now |
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Eating from the Woods: Autumn Extend your knowledge of wild edibles with our guide and chef, Pandy English, as she introduces us to the bounty of autumn. In addition to the goodies prepared by Pandy, there will be resource books and recipes to share. Bring a notepad and pencil or pen, wear comfortable shoes for exploring and dress for the weather. Register Now |