NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Courtyard Concert series is returning to the Nashville Public Library for the next several weeks. The concerts begin September 1st and go through October 13th.
The library will feature local musicians from the Music City, and there is something for everyone.
"I really wanted to showcase how many broad, different genres that we have here in Nashville. Not just country music, we've got alternative, we've got rock, pop, jazz, R&B," said Lana Boleyjack, Community Projects Coordinator for the library. "That was my main focus, to make sure we have a wide array of genres."
What: Courtyard Concerts
When: Every Tuesday through October 13th at 11:45 a.m.
Where: Nashville Public Library Main Branch
Full lineup of local artists:
Sept. 1: shelldhn
Sept. 8: Alex Murphy Trio
Sept. 15: Esi
Sept. 22: Pump Action
Sept. 29: Elliott Robinson
Oct. 6: Jess Nolan
Oct. 13: Walker Burroughs
The library also offers instruments and vinyls for checkout. If you are visiting the library you can park at the McKendree parking garage or the one at 144 Rep. John Lewis Way North for $4 for two hours.
Check out Megan's full live interview to find out more details on the artists lineup and how you can enjoy local musicians! Do you have more information about this story? You can email Megan at Megan.Scarano@NewsChannel5.com.
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