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Great Spring Art Hop 2023

Great Spring Art Hop

Featuring nine oversized bunnies painted by local artists – eight of them hidden throughout the gardens – and the return of egg hunts, the Great Spring Art Hop is not to be missed!

Gardens Only Gardens + Mansion
Adults $24 $29
Youth (3-17) $17 $22
Ages 2 & Under FREE FREE
Members Adult  $14  $16
Members Youth  $12  $14

$2 service fee on each ticket; $5 parking fee for Non-Members

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Egg Hunts | Friday & Saturday

3 Years Old & Under | Wills Perennial Garden
9:45 AM, 10:45 AM, 11:45 AM

4 – 6 Years Old | Arboretum Lawn
9:45 AM, 10:45 AM, 11:45 AM, 12:45 PM, 1:45 PM, 2:45 PM, 3:45 PM

7 – 9 Years Old | Mustard Meadow
9:45 AM, 10:45 AM, 11:45 AM, 12:45 PM, 1:45 PM, 2:45 PM, 3:45 PM

10 Years Old & Up | Mustard Meadow
9:45 AM, 10:45 AM, 11:45 AM, 12:45 PM, 1:45 PM, 2:45 PM, 3:45 PM


Entertainment

First Horizon Performance Stage in the Children’s Garden
Friday, April 7 | Farmer Jason | 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM
Saturday, April 8 | Mr. Steve the Music Man | 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM


Art Activities | Friday & Saturday

A Bunny Bonanza: Design Your Own Bunnies | FLC Courtyard | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
DIY Carrot Seed Balls | Picnic Lawn in Children’s Garden | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM


Scavenger Hunt | Friday & Saturday

  • Wooden bunnies located throughout the grounds decorated by local Nashville Artists
  • Handout will be distributed at Ticketing Hut
  • 1 extra-large decorated bunny located on Arboretum Lawn for photo ops

Food Trucks

Friday

Food trucks located in Lot B from 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

  • Pit Stop Coffee Co
  • Cousins Maine Lobster Co.
  • Livvi’s Lunchbox
  • Roadhouse Grille
  • Yayo’s OMG
  • Gypsy Crepe
  • Bradley’s Creamery
  • King of Pops (10 AM – 4 PM)

Saturday

Food trucks located in Lot B from 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

  • Hoss’ Loaded Burgers
  • Birria Babe
  • The Baking Room
  • Phat Pizza
  • Bondi Bowls
  • Tennessee Tater Cakes
  • King of Pops (10 AM – 4 PM)

Food trucks subject to change.


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2023 Cheekwood in Bloom

March 11 – April 9

Reset. Refresh. Renew.

There’s no place more beautiful than Cheekwood in the spring. As more than 250,000 blooming bulbs spill from our gardens, creating a color experience you won’t forget.

Want to know what’s currently blooming in the gardens? We will be sharing #TulipTracker updates on our Facebook and Instagram stories!

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Guided Tours

Our docents will be leading guided tours every Saturday and Sunday throughout Cheekwood in Bloom! Guided tours are interactive, discussion based, and last 45 minutes to one hour.

House and History Tour
Monday – Friday at 11:15 AM and 2:15 PM
Weekends at 11:15 AM, 12:45 PM and 2:15 PM
Meet in the Mansion Foyer

Garden Tour
Weekends at 10:15 AM
Meet in front of Botanic Hall

Tours are walk-up, on a first come, first serve basis with limited capacity. Visitors can make on-site reservations at the Admissions Building or in the Mansion Foyer. All tour participants will be given a wristband.

Garden and Mansion admission is required for House and History tours.

Please note: All tour information is subject to change per state and federal COVID guidelines.


Special Performances

Brews and blooms: Gather with friends each weekend during Cheekwood in Bloom. Lively full-band sets are accompanied by seasonal beers, craft cocktails, and spirits. Grab a picnic table or bring a blanket, and kick back to enjoy a perfect day.

Weekend Performances
Beer Garden | 11 AM – 2 PM

Saturday, March 11 – Tim Gartland – Arboretum Lawn 11 AM
Sunday, March 12 – Jacob Jezioro Quartet – Arboretum Lawn 11 AM
Saturday, March 18 – 7th House – Arboretum Lawn 11am
Sunday, March 19 – Ryan Middagh Quartet – Arboretum Lawn 11 AM
Sunday, March 26 – Jerome Degey Trio – Beer Garden 11 AM
Saturday, April 1 – Jack Silverman Trio – Beer Garden 11 AM
Sunday, April 2 – The Plate Scrapers – Beer Garden 11 AM
Saturday, April 15 – Hannah Juanita – Beer Garden 11 AM
Sunday, April 16 – Giovanni Rodriguez – Beer Garden 11 AM
Saturday, April 22 – Cristina Vane – Beer Garden 11 AM
Sunday, April 23 – Les Sabler – Beer Garden 11 AM

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Sunday Jazz at Cheekwood

Get loose every Sunday during Cheekwood in Bloom as virtuosic jazz quartet made up of Nashville Musicians Association members make mastery look easy. First-class players who have performed with giants in jazz and world music, featured musicians delve into styles ranging from straight-ahead swing and syncopated Latin rhythms to smooth jazz, bebop, and more.


Bloom Workshops

Learn and explore new talents, crafts, and blooms with our 2023 Blooms Workshops.

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Wellness Programs

Rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit in one of the greenest spaces in Nashville! Wellness 360 features outdoor classes and workshops led by local instructors, including yoga, sound bath meditation, forest bathing, and more. Advanced registration is required for all classes, and capacity is limited.

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TOTS! Now Tuesday through Saturday

Beginning March 11, TOTS! returns with a new schedule, new features, and more fun for the little ones. Tots and their guardians can enjoy hands-on activities, storytimes, weekly visits to the Cheekwood GROWS garden, and monthly bi-lingual fun with Rachel Rodriguez. New this year, join a member of the garden staff each day at 11:15 AM as they feed the turtles and answer questions about the Children’s Garden’s shelled residents. Drop-in wellness classes will take place each Wednesday morning at 9:30 AM.

TOTS! is for children accompanied by an adult. This program is geared towards toddlers, but all are welcome to join.

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Food Trucks

Enjoy tasty fare from local food trucks on weekends from 11 AM – 3 PM

during Cheekwood in Bloom! Food trucks will be located in the Beer Garden and in Lot B.

Food Trucks

Enjoy tasty fare from local food trucks on weekends from 11 AM – 3 PM during Cheekwood in Bloom! Food trucks will be located in the Beer Garden and in Lot B.

  • March 11: Gypsy Crepe, Hoss’ Loaded Burgers, The Pepper Pott, The Milkshakery
  • March 12: Roadhouse Grill, Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee, Yayo’s OMG, Phat Pizza
  • March 18: Bubbled Up, Birria Babe, Bondi Bowls, Tennessee Tater Cakes
  • March 19: Roadhouse Grille, Travelin Tom’s, Yayo’s OMG, Phat Pizza
  • March 26: Loveless Café, Roadhouse Grille, Bradley’s Creamery, The Rolling Recipe
  • April 1: The Mack Shack, King of Pops, Bag Lady’s, Gypsy Crepe
  • April 2: Music City Fish & Chicken, Bondi Bowls, Daddy’s Dogs, Delicias Colombiana RR
  • April 7: Pit Stop Coffee Co., Livvi’s Lunchbox, Roadhouse Grille, Yayo’s OMG, Gypsy Crepe, King of Pops, Bradley’s Creamery, Cousins Maine Lobster
  • April 8: Hoss’ Loaded Burgers, Birria Babe, The Baking Room, Phat Pizza, Bondi Bowls, King of Pops, Tennessee Tater Cakes
  • April 15: Gypsy Crepe, Roadhouse Grille, Nashbowls Acai, King of Pops, Delicias Colombiana RR
  • April 16: Daddy’s Dogs, Loveless Café, The Mack Shack, Moosic City, The Inka Trailer
  • April 22: Music City Fish & Chicken, Bag Lady’s, Gypsy Crepe, Tennessee Tater Cakes, King of Pops, Bradley’s Creamery, Hoss’ Loaded Burgers
  • April 23: Moosic City, Yayo’s OMG, Daddy’s Dogs, Livvi’s Lunchbox, Cousins Maine Lobster, Simeon Chicken Enchiladas, The Rolling Recipe

*Food trucks subject to change.


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Piano Performances in the Mansion

Chris Walters
Saturday
February 25 | 12 – 2 PM

About Chris Walters

Born in New Orleans, Chris moved from New York to Nashville in 1989. When not touring with his own band, Chris performs and records as the keyboardist with various artists, including The Jeff Coffin Mu’tet, JD Souther, and The Peter Mayer Group. He has performed with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra and recorded the soundtrack for a documentary film scored by Bela Fleck. At the age of 18, Walters was a finalist in the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra’s Gershwin competition. Chris attended the Jazz Studies Program at Webster University in St. Louis and was listed by them as a notable alumnus in a recent Downbeat magazine article. His debut album, “Strange Fruit,” was featured on National Public Radio’s Jazz South program, and his 2003 release, “Cool Blue Swing,” garnered praise for 11 tracks of original music. His most recent CD, “Yay! Everybody, Yay!” features new original songs as well as works by Alberto Ginastera and Cole Porter, with orchestrations around his small group performances.

Future Piano Performance Schedule:

March 4 | Kaylina Crawley

Available with Gardens and Mansion Tickets.

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Piano Performances in the Mansion

Chris Walters
Saturday
February 11 | 12 – 2 PM

About Chris Walters

Born in New Orleans, Chris moved from New York to Nashville in 1989. When not touring with his own band, Chris performs and records as the keyboardist with various artists, including The Jeff Coffin Mu’tet, JD Souther, and The Peter Mayer Group. He has performed with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra and recorded the soundtrack for a documentary film scored by Bela Fleck. At the age of 18, Walters was a finalist in the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra’s Gershwin competition. Chris attended the Jazz Studies Program at Webster University in St. Louis and was listed by them as a notable alumnus in a recent Downbeat magazine article. His debut album, “Strange Fruit,” was featured on National Public Radio’s Jazz South program, and his 2003 release, “Cool Blue Swing,” garnered praise for 11 tracks of original music. His most recent CD, “Yay! Everybody, Yay!” features new original songs as well as works by Alberto Ginastera and Cole Porter, with orchestrations around his small group performances.

Future Piano Performance Schedule:

February 18 | Kaylina Crawley
February 25 | Chris Walters
March 4 | Kaylina Crawley

Available with Gardens and Mansion Tickets.

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Piano Performances in the Mansion

Chris Walters
Saturday
February 4 | 12 – 2 PM

About Chris Walters

Born in New Orleans, Chris moved from New York to Nashville in 1989. When not touring with his own band, Chris performs and records as the keyboardist with various artists, including The Jeff Coffin Mu’tet, JD Souther, and The Peter Mayer Group. He has performed with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra and recorded the soundtrack for a documentary film scored by Bela Fleck. At the age of 18, Walters was a finalist in the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra’s Gershwin competition. Chris attended the Jazz Studies Program at Webster University in St. Louis and was listed by them as a notable alumnus in a recent Downbeat magazine article. His debut album, “Strange Fruit,” was featured on National Public Radio’s Jazz South program, and his 2003 release, “Cool Blue Swing,” garnered praise for 11 tracks of original music. His most recent CD, “Yay! Everybody, Yay!” features new original songs as well as works by Alberto Ginastera and Cole Porter, with orchestrations around his small group performances.

Future Piano Performance Schedule:

February 11 | Chris Walters
February 18 | Kaylina Crawley
February 25 | Chris Walters
March 4 | Kaylina Crawley

Available with Gardens and Mansion Tickets.

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LIGHT: Bruce Munro at Cheekwood

The luminous light installations featuring the work of renowned British artist Bruce Munro return to Nashville in the exhibition, LIGHT: Bruce Munro at Cheekwood. Munro first presented his award-winning outdoor art exhibition for only the second time in North America at Cheekwood in 2013. Cheekwood is honored to again host this exhibition for a special 10th anniversary celebration featuring immersive, grand-scale light installations that are displayed throughout Cheekwood’s beautiful vistas, manicured gardens, The Carell Trail, in the Historic Mansion & Museum and Frist Learning Center. 

LIGHT is designed to respond to and enhance the outdoor garden and indoor gallery experiences, encouraging an awareness of our individual and collective journeys through time and space. The interplay between Munro’s three-dimensional creations and the surrounding environment—at dusk and after dark—heightens the sense of time’s passage, reinforced through works with expressed childhood and literary themes. Whether backlit sea glass or pigment on paper, his two-dimensional works likewise comment on life through the “language of light” as seen in the mansion galleries. 

Bruce Munro, (British), Whizz Pops, Cheekwood, 2012, On loan from Bruce Munro Studio. © 2023 Bruce Munro. Photographer Serena Munro.
Featured Image: Bruce Munro, (British), Forest of Light, Cheekwood, 1992, On loan from Bruce Munro Studio. © 2023 Bruce Munro. Photographer Serena Munro.
Image Right: Bruce Munro, (British), Whizz Pops, Cheekwood, 2012, On loan from Bruce Munro Studio. © 2023 Bruce Munro. Photographer Serena Munro.

A Conversation with Bruce Munro


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LIGHT: Bruce Munro at Cheekwood is made possible by

The Ann and Monroe Carell Foundation

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Leadership support is provided by
Barbara and Jack Bovender

Major support is provided by
Katie and Kevin Crumbo
Lisa and David Manning

Hospitality Sponsor
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Cheekwood is funded in part by

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Spanning the Atlantic: The Arts & Crafts Movement in America

Following 2021’s Spanning the Atlantic: The Arts & Crafts Movement in Britain, this exhibition is the second of a two-part series examining the international Arts & Crafts movement. First developed in the British Isles during the 19th century, the Arts & Crafts movement was spurred by anxieties over industrialization which fueled a resurgence of traditional craftsmanship. With harkening nods to medieval, folk, and colonial forms and an emphasis on rectilinearity, an earthy palette, and subdued ornamentation, the Arts & Crafts movement reached its height in America in the early 20th century. Spanning the Atlantic: The Arts & Crafts Movement in America brings together over 100 objects from this period, including exceptional examples of furniture by Gustav Stickley and Harvey Ellis; pottery by Grueby Faience Company; Newcomb Pottery and Rookwood; glass by Tiffany; and silver, metalwork, and textiles by some of the most talented American craftsmen and women of the time.

Featured Image: Gallery view of Spanning the Atlantic: The Arts & Crafts Movement in Britain, Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and Museum of Art, 2022, Collection of Crab Tree Farm.

Image Right: George Kendrick (American, 1850-1919) for Grueby Faience Company (1894-1920) and Tiffany Studios (1885-1930), Lamp, c. 1900, Earthenware, leaded glass, and bronze, Collection of Crab Tree Farm. © Jim Prinz

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