Activities & Programs
May program
A Garden Party!
May 1st at 5:30-7:00pm
Celebrate Spring and the end of WNBA's 2007-2008 program year with us!
WNBA board member Barbie Chadwick is hosting the May meeting in her lovely garden. The party will run from 5:30–7:00 p.m. A delicious supper will be provided.
Directions will be available in the May newsletter. An email with directions will be sent out just before the event.
Please remember to bring cash or a check (made out to WNBA, Nashville Chapter) for your $25 annual dues for the 2008–2009 year.
WNBA Nashville Chapter meetings are held every month, September through May.
When: Monthly Meetings on the first Thursday of every month, September through May
Time: 6-7:15 pm
(Note: Please be advised that WNBA programs adhere to the inclement weather policy of the Davidson County Public School System)Where: Davis-Kidd Booksellers, Green Hills Mall, Bronte Café meeting room
September meeting will be on the 4th, 5:30-7:00pm
We have an informal pre-event gathering at 5:00pm. For those who have the time, this is a great opportunity to meet other members and guests, and eat a meal or snack.Visitors and potential members are always very welcome to attend!
Monthly Programs
When: Monthly Meetings on the first Thursday of every month, other than the summer months
Time: 6-7:15 pm
(Note: Please be advised that WNBA programs adhere to the inclement weather policy of the Davidson County Public School System)Where: Davis-Kidd Booksellers, Green Hills Mall, Bronte Café meeting room
Chapter Activities
- Monthly meetings feature timely topics about books, authors and publishing.
- Elegant gatherings, such as our annual holiday dinner, commemorate special events.
- Book Discussion Group! This new group meets quarterly at the Richland Park branch of the Nashville Public Library.
- A summer reading and lecture series explores a genre or an area of special interest, such as first-time authors, memoirs, or mysteries.
- The Southern Festival of Books gets a helping hand from WNBA members who assist with logistics, author bookings and hospitality, and publicity.
- Local literacy initiatives such as RIF (Reading is FUNdamental), BOOK 'EM!, Tennessee Young Writers, and the Nashville Adult Literacy Council enjoy WNBA's active support.
- Our Athena Awards nomination offers WNBA an opportunity to showcase a member who demonstrates excellence in personal leadership, business and community service.
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