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Sophisticated Society, presented by Genesis Diamonds
LOOKING FORWARD TO 2021
With so many fundraisers, galas, events, and concerts canceled or postponed, many organizations and artists are still determining new dates to schedule. Here are a few we have been following and some dates for next year. We look forward to seeing you there!
WARNER PARKS ALLÉE REOPENING CEREMONY
Remarks were made by Mayor John Cooper, Metro Parks Board Member Sharon Gentry, Friends of Warner Parks Board Chair Jeremiah Pyron, FOWP Vice-Chair and It’s My Nature Campaign Co-Chair Govan White, and FOWP President Jenny Hannon. According to Tim Netsch, Assistant Director of Metro Parks Planning Division “This is one of Nashville’s most important public places. It’s part of the identity of the city. It’s seen so much wear and tear over the years, and now thanks to Friends, it is seeing a lot of love, too.” Notably among those friends was a lead gift by the Frist Foundation, amounting to a total of $4.9 million raised to date thanks to the generosity of 75 community members who have heard the call of the It’s My Nature campaign, for after all – it’s our Nature, Nashville. (October 1, 2020)
IMAGINE, REIMAGINE: SWAN BALL 2021 KICKOFF
Swan Ball 2021 Chairs Mary Catherine McClellan and Janette Smith kicked-off Swan Ball 2021 with a creative and festive drive-through for their committee at Elizabeth Nichols’ stunning Belle Meade residence. Melanie Baker coordinated a stunning driveway display with shimmering grey tablecloths and spectacular flowers arranged by Jen Solesby Designs. Committee members picked up their packets and received bespoke grey linen masks embroidered with SB2021, a bottle of Bottega Rose Gold Prosecco, and a box of Lemon Rosemary Shortbread beautifully packaged and delivered to their driver’s side on white lacquered trays.We look forward to the exciting new developments! (October 22, 2020)