Support Free Programming in Centennial Park
Musicians Corner is a program of Centennial Park Conservancy, the nonprofit support organization that partners with Metro Parks sustain the vibrancy of this important public space. We help maintain and revitalize the Park, while presenting free arts and educational programming, including Musicians Corner, Kidsville, and Nashville Earth Day. Centennial Park Conservancy Members help sustain these free programs, ensuring that they are accessible and may be enjoyed by everyone in our community.
Show your support for Centennial Park and programs like Musicians Corner by becoming a member today. Memberships are tax deductible and include perks like free Parthenon admission and exclusive member invitations and discounts.
WAYS TO SUPPORT MUSICIANS CORNER AND CENTENNIAL PARK
Through the generosity of supporters, Centennial Park Conservancy protects and activates one of Nashville’s most important public green spaces. We underwrite and present free programs like Musicians Corner to make positive impact on our community in Nashville’s central park.
You may also make a donation by mailing a check made payable to Musicians Corner to our secure Post Office box: Centennial Park Conservancy P.O. Box 128139, Nashville, TN 37212 or by sending a Venmo to @musicianscorner.
JOIN US IN PROVIDING FREE ACCESS TO THE ARTS AT MUSICIANS CORNER IN NASHVILLE'S CENTENNIAL PARK
By making a tax-deductible donation to support Centennial Park Conservancy's Musicians Corner program, you are helping to ensure people of all socio-economic backgrounds should be able to experience live music at no cost, that children should be able to experience live music in a family-friendly setting, and that opportunities for artists should be equitable across race, gender, and genre. Thank you for partnering with us to provide free public access to live music, while also supporting local artists. Note: Donations will be made to Centennial Park Conservancy, the nonprofit organization that produces Musicians Corner. Confirmation communications will come from Centennial Park Conservancy.