7/7: Art Crawl Roundup

It’s July 7, the first Saturday of the month, and you know what that means— First Saturday Art Crawl.

You know the drill: local galleries open their doors to the public to showcase world-renowned art from some of Nashville’s favorite local artists. From the abstract sculptures of Brian Somerville to the various works of Hatch Show Print, this First Saturday Art Crawl is—like its predecessors—a unique experience to view diverse exhibitions across all genres of art.

As part of July’s Art Crawl, our friends at Fort Houston are hosting April Gloaming Block Party from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.! With readings by Meg Wade, Pam Jones, Dan Hoy (his recent reading at our Lit Party was a hilarious wormhole into late 80’s pop-culture and had us begging for more), and more this is going to be the literature spectacle of the summer.

In addition, the April Gloaming Block Party will also feature live music by Lawndry, The Shadowtones, and Step Sisters, as well as live painters, SmoQe Signals BBQ, and signature craft cocktails and beer. The event is free (allow us to repeat, FREE) to the public and open to all ages.

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