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The program is free and takes place at 12:15 p.m. The Tennessee State Museum's April 'Lunch & Learn' is Thursday, and you can hear the history of the state museum before it closes next month to get ready to move in the fall into its brand new space in Bicentennial Mall. Thursday's program will feature director of collections Dan Pomeroy, who will take you from the first exhibit in 1818, through the various museum locations, and talk about its exhibits and artifacts. when all aspiring Romeos and Juliets can get copies of the script and say their lines in unison. The 'Biggest Balcony Scene Ever' will take place at 2 p.m. Shakespeare himself will be on hand at an Elizabethan selfie station.

The fun begins at noon, with an open mic 'Shakespeareoke' tent as well as dancing and music.

The bard would be 454 years old on Monday, and in addition to the traditional “Biggest Balcony Scene Ever” that the festival puts on every year, there will be jugglers, troubadours, sword-fighting masters, scribes and Nashville Public Library puppeteers. The Nashville Shakespeare Festival is moving its free Bard’s Birthday Bash to Vanderbilt this year, with an afternoon of festivities on the library lawn Monday. Donations of yard sale items will be accepted through 1 p.m. The salon, which has been collecting donations from clients, staff, neighbors and the public, will hold the sale 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Give Back Yard SaleĬognito Hair Design is having a 'Give Back' yard sale to benefit The Next Door, a local faith based non profit that works with women battling addiction. Goodwill of Middle Tennessee estimates that 32 million pounds of 'useful material' was kept out of landfills last year through its recycling efforts. Sunday is Earth Day, and Goodwill will celebrate its donors and shoppers by having a storewide half-off sale at all of its retail stores (except the outlets) and offering a BOGO coupon for donors who bring things on that day. There will be guest speakers throughout both days doing Critter Talks and letting attendees to interact and learn about many different exotic pets.Īnd don't miss the Sunday afternoon “exotic beauty” pageant judged by WTN’s Michael DelGiorno and his pet chameleon Eleanor. The Middle Tennessee Exotic Pet Club's Exotic Pet Expo is Saturday and Sunday at Fairgrounds Nashville. Admission is just $2 and organizers say there will be a 'bigger variety than ever of exotic pets' - snakes, birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals and more! Proceeds from these shows to local animal organizations each year. Saturday at Sevier Park int 12 South, benefiting Prevent Child Abuse Tennessee. There will be games, bounce houses and crafts for families. More information at Pinwheel FestivalĪnother free festival is the ninth annual Pinwheel Festival from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. There is a beer garden and there will be an assortment of food trucks and a Green Market where you can buy handmade items like local honey, soap and crafts.įestival hours are 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

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Plus the Turnip Green Creative Reuse center and Kidsville will both offer have sustainability-themed art and craft projects for all ages. And there will be places to drop off usable clothing, shoes and books, used or expired pharmaceuticals, and items that could be used as art and craft supplies. More than 100 nonprofit organizations and environmentally friendly businesses will have booths on recycling, waste reduction and energy water conservation.