The music industry-entwined among us will likely be spending St. Patrick’s Day dodging sudsy coeds on the streets of Austin during South By Southwest. Here in East Nashville, things’ll be a little more dignified — if not as flush with free tacos. March 17 brings the 2nd Annual Spring Fling on the Eastside, set for noon to 6 p.m. at The Green Wagon.
The event offers a full afternoon of food, beer and neighborly merriment, plus a workshop component that’ll let you leave more informed than when you showed up.
Specifics: the beer will be free (and green, in honor of St. Patrick’s Day), the food will come from Terra Delicious and Blackbird Heritage Farm. And as the Fling’s being wrangled in part by education outpost The Skillery — which offers a wide array of workshop opportunities at TheSkillery.com — the learning will be plentiful.
Spring Fling workshops on offer:
Workshop attendees need to register (even for the free ones) over at TheSkillery.com.
Along with all that learning and celebration, the Spring Fling will also be a gathering ground for donations to East Nashville’s Martha O’Bryan Center, which aids needy local children and adults — many of whom reside in and around public housing development Cayce Place — through education, employment and outreach programs.
The whole event centers at The Green Wagon at 1100 Forrest Ave. For more info, dig around at TheSkillery.com. (Above photo: The Green Wagon Facebook.)
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