Family Fun
The resources below are located in Nashville. Over time we plan to expand this page to include Tennessee resources.
Cumberland Science Museum offers interactive exhibits, engaging programs, and special events that encourage children to learn science through hands-on experiences. (615) 862-5160.
Metro Parks provides diversified recreational facilities and programs across Davidson County. It offers everything from art classes and galleries, to sports leagues, golf courses, and special population programs. (615) 862-8424 (Recreation & Sports)
Nashville Public Library (21 libraries) serve young children and their families by providing a full spectrum of materials, services, and public programs designed to foster a love for books and reading. From lap-sit story times and preschool story hours throughout the system, to marionette productions at the new Main Library, to an incredible array of materials for families to enjoy, the Public Library's services are free to all citizens of Davidson County. (615) 862-5800
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere features wildlife from across the globe, including the Unseen New World, Grassmere Historic Farm, and other select species representing Africa, Asia, and North and South America, as well as the Jungle Gym Playground with a pond, cargo netting, slides, climbers and more. (615) 833-1534
Tennessee Performing Arts Center is a private, nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing and supporting the presentation of the performing arts and arts education to Tennessee's citizens. It is home to five artistic companies--Nashville Symphony, Tennessee Repertory Theater, Nashville Opera Association, Nashville Ballet, and Circle Players. (615) 782-4000
Week of the Young Child | Vanderbilt Kennedy Center
Tennessee Children | Reading | Early Education | Children with Disabilities