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Opening Reception for Potter and Artist Roy Overcast

Presented by Belle Meade Plantation at Belle Meade Plantation

October 3, 2013

Join us for a taste of wine and art. Each month The Shop at Belle Meade Plantation features works by a contemporary regional artist. This October we will feature the work of Nashville potter Roy Overcast. Over the last 40 years, Roy has produced both sculptural land utilitarian, including designing and producing a line of pottery for cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Bloomingdales, American Folk Art Museum and ...More

Opening Reception for Potter and Artist Roy Overcast

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Opening Reception for Potter and Artist Roy Overcast

HealthSpring Senior Day

Nashville Civil War Lecture Series: Dan Pomeroy presents The Unionists

East Nashville Farmers Market

Lyrical Brew: a night of local poetry

Tuesdays In The Chapel

Inveterate Composition for Clare

Tour the Schermerhorn

The First Tennesseans

The First Tennesseans

KidZone

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The Age of Jackson

The Age of Jackson

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The Civil War and Reconstruction

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The Frontier

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