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@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 15, 2026, 8:59 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

We’re making it easier to stay up to date on city projects, neighborhood investments, upcoming events, and the decisions shaping Nashville.

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@nowatnpl.bsky.social Oct 15, 2026, 8:18 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Join Mayor Freddie O'Connell, NPL, and the Metro Historical Commission in honoring North Branch Library at 10 AM on October 23.
Following the mayor’s weekly media roundtable at North branch, we’ll unveil a new historical marker in honor of this beloved library.
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North Branch Library in Nashville, Tennessee.

@circuitcourtclerk.bsky.social Oct 14, 2026, 1:26 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

The polls are officially open! Early Voting starts today. Make your voice heard Nashville-Davidson County 🗳️.

#RockTheVote #CircuitCourtClerk #ServiceIntegrityExperienceInnovation

@nashville.gov Oct 14, 2026, 8:27 PM

Easy connections to city resources are important to all Nashvillians. We’re bringing health, transportation, housing, and financial assistance resources together for Nashville seniors at our FREE Senior Resource Fair.

Senior Resource Fair

October 27, 2026 | 10 AM-12 PM Hermitage Community Center

Hosted by the Mayor’s Office, Wellpoint, and Old National Bank.

Free resources for seniors include:
Health & wellness
Financial assistance
Transportation
Home & safety resources
Legal support
Senior programs
Aging & caregiving resources
Office of Homeless Services

Connect with Metro departments and community partners, all in one place.

Graphic features red and navy text, yellow checkered borders, partner logos, and illustrations of a megaphone, bus, and medical clipboard.

@nashville.gov Oct 12, 2026, 8:17 PM

Free salsa dancing at @centennialpark.bsky.social with Nashville Rueda? Count us in! 💃 Nashville’s been celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with music, movement, and plenty of dancing. Take a look at Rueda de Casino, a Cuban-style salsa dance, in action. ¡Una bulla! 🎉

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 12, 2026, 5:37 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

We’re soaking up the cooler weather, getting outside, and celebrating the final days of Hispanic Heritage Month with plenty to do around Nashville this week.

Find your plans and see if WeGo can get you there: wegotransit.com/ride/maps-schedules/bus/

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 9, 2026, 6:36 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Our Legacy Business Program is here to help the heart of Nashville’s economy. Applications will open later this year. Stay tuned for more!

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 7, 2026, 8:27 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

For the second year in a row, crime is down overall and in every precinct. Safe communities are driven by our partners like MNPD and neighbors coming together. That partnership and strength was in full display at last night’s Night Out Against Crime. 💛

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 7, 2026, 8:17 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Walk to School Day, the perfect opportunity to lace up our walking shoes and connect with our community! 👟📚

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 7, 2026, 5:34 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Nashville has a new Legacy Business Program. What’s next? Swipe to learn more.

A graphic stating Nashville has a new Legacy Business Program.

A graphic with a quote from Mayor Freddie O’Connell about Nashville’s new Legacy Business Program.

A graphic stating next steps for Nashville’s Legacy Business Program.

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 5, 2026, 8:37 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

The IBFF Youth Day Summit brought young Nashvillians and professionals together to discuss ideas, dreams, resources, and what’s next. 🎬

@mayor.nashville.gov Oct 5, 2026, 3:54 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Free flu shots, Farm Day 2026, and salsa dancing in @centennialpark.bsky.social. It’s a week in Nashville you don’t want to miss.

@davidsonvotes.bsky.social Oct 5, 2026, 1:20 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

TODAY (Monday, October 5) is the DEADLINE to register to vote in the November 3 election! Submit your application at ovr.govote.tn.gov or stop by our office at 1281 Murfreesboro Pike (open until 4:30pm). #RegisterToVote #VOTE

@nashville.gov Oct 2, 2026, 7:57 PM

Nashville is setting the standard for how local government manages public dollars. Metro is one of six inaugural recipients of the Tennessee Comptroller’s Financial Excellence Award, recognizing strong budgeting, financial management, accountability, and transparency.

@nashville.gov Oct 1, 2026, 8:38 PM

Big year for @metroparksnash.bsky.social! And it’s only getting better. In Mayor O’Connell’s fourth Capital Spending Plan, Metro Parks will receive $14 million in funding to create, maintain, and upgrade our local parks, recreation centers, and greenways. 🌳

@mayor.nashville.gov Sep 30, 2026, 10:10 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Former Metro Council Member and longtime Nashvillian, Phil Ponder lived a life that showed what it meant to love your city and Nashville loved him back.

A statement graphic from Mayor Freddie O’Connell honoring the legacy of Phil Ponder.

@mayor.nashville.gov Sep 30, 2026, 9:55 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

A pretty fresh perk for working downtown. NDP’s Work Perks Produce Day treated downtown workers to free, locally grown produce at the Nashville Farmers’ Market. Good food, grown right here in Tennessee.

@mayor.nashville.gov Sep 29, 2026, 8:34 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

More investment in the places and services Nashville neighborhoods count on. Mayor O’Connell’s latest Capital Spending Plan includes a new elementary school in Antioch, upgraded fire stations, a new Richland Park Library, greenway improvements, and more.

Graphic highlighting Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s fourth Capital Spending Plan investments in schools. Projects include a new elementary school in Antioch, plus design, construction, additions, and renovations at Nashville School for the Arts, Amqui K-8, Neely’s Bend K-8, and the Hume-Fogg/MLK Stadium.

Graphic highlighting Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s fourth Capital Spending Plan investments in services and public spaces. Projects include three new fire stations, upgrades to existing stations, WeGo bus and Access Ride vehicle replacements, continued work on a new Richland Park Branch Library, Cumberland River and Seven Mile Creek greenway upgrades, and repairs to MAC Head Start facilities.

@mayor.nashville.gov Sep 28, 2026, 9:40 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Lights, camera, Nashville. 🎬 Mayor O’Connell and Dr. Sarah Childress joined the Nashville Film Festival, where filmmakers, creators, and cinephiles are collaborating through September 30th. Screenings, panels, and plenty more are still on the schedule.

@mayor.nashville.gov Sep 28, 2026, 4:02 PMReposted by @nashville.gov

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations and plenty more are on the calendar this week. Here’s what’s happening around Nashville.