June concert series kicks off with Kelly Cox collaboration and various events planned

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The Board of Parks and Recreation meeting on June 3, 2025, highlighted an exciting lineup of community events planned for the month of June in Nashville. The meeting detailed various activities aimed at engaging residents and promoting local culture.

One of the key announcements was the kickoff of the Red Caboose concert series, which will begin this Friday at 7 PM featuring the Kelly Cox collaborative. This series will continue every Friday night throughout June, providing a platform for local musicians.

Additionally, the popular Movies in the Park will take place at Elmington Park, offering family-friendly entertainment from 5 PM to 11 PM. The meeting also noted the return of big band dances at the Centennial Park Band Shell, starting Saturday, June 7, and running every Saturday until August 25. Each dance will feature a different band, along with a free dance lesson before the live music begins.

Other notable events include the Full Moon Picking Party at Percy Warner Park on June 13 from 6 PM to 10 PM, and a concert at Cornelia Fort Air Park on June 14 from 5:30 PM to 9 PM. Jazz on the Cumberland is scheduled for June 15 at Waseoto Park, starting at 5:30 PM. The meeting also mentioned two events planned for Juneteenth on June 19, emphasizing the city's commitment to celebrating cultural heritage.

These events reflect Nashville's vibrant community spirit and provide opportunities for residents to come together and enjoy the summer season.

Converted from 06/03/25 Board of Parks and Recreation meeting on June 04, 2025
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