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  • Greener Goals Fan Sustainability Training flyer, featuring Coca-Cola sponsorship

    Nashville SC Greener Goals Fan Training

    Nashville SC 501 Benton Ave, Nashville, TN, United States
    Join us and get a crash course in Sustainability 101, explore Nashville-specific environmental issues, and take part in a Communication Workshop that helps you naturally talk about everyday choices that make a difference with friends, family, and neighbors. Walk away with practical solutions and the confidence to live a healthier, more sustainable life at home.
    Free
  • grounds for change food waste workshop flyer

    Grounds for Change: A Food Waste Workshop

    Crema Coffee 15 Hermitage Ave, Nashville
    Explore the state of food waste in Nashville through engaging learning stations focused on everyday waste reduction practices, tips, and the story behind your daily cup of coffee.
  • photo collage of people/participants in Voices of Resilience, a Nashville Environmental Justice Initiative Story Archive

    Voices Of Resilience Opening Day Lunch Reception

    John Early Museum Magnet School 1000 Cass Ave., Nashville, TN
    Join us for the highly anticipated launch of the Voices of Resilience gallery exhibit. This exhibit is a visual representation of the Nashville Environmental Justice Initiative’s Story Archive, featuring the voices of Nashville community members who have personally experienced the impact of a shifting climate first, worst, and longest. As part of ongoing Juneteenth celebrations […]
  • homegrown habits sustainability training flyer

    Homegrown Habits: A Household Sustainability Workshop

    Patagonia Nashville 601 Overton St, Nashville, TN, United States
    Join us for a free workshop to learn how to live more sustainably at home! Get a crash course in Sustainability 101, dive into Nashville-specific environmental topics, and discover tips to save water, food, energy, and money.
    Free

  • Deep Culture Summit

    studio 615 272 Broadmoor Dr., Nashville, TN
    Urban Green Lab is thrilled to partner with Deep Culture for the upcoming Sustainability Summit, which brings together industry professionals, government officials, and engaged citizens across diverse sectors to connect, inspire, and showcase sustainability and regenerative solutions.
  • blurred background with text: new mural revealed on august 23rd

    2025 Mural Launch Party

    Nashville Farmers Market 900 Rosa L. Parks Blvd, Nashville, TN
    Join us to celebrate the fourth mural in Urban Green Lab’s Waste Less Murals series at the Farmers Market in downtown Nashville.

  • An Intimate Evening with Lydia Luce & Emily Hackett

    Urban Green Lab 1305 Clinton St Suite 230, Nashville, TN, United States
    Join us for a magical night of storytelling, harmony, and purpose. This intimate concert supports Urban Green Lab, a local nonprofit teaching communities how to live sustainably every day.
    $15.00 – $25.00
  • photo collage of people/participants in Voices of Resilience, a Nashville Environmental Justice Initiative Story Archive

    Voices Of Resilience: A Community Conversation

    TSU's Brown-Daniel Library 3408 Alameda Street, Nashville, TN, United States
    Join us at Tennessee State University's Brown-Daniels Library for a time of connection and deep listening. Come experience some of the 'Voices' as they team up for a panel discussion to share more about being Nashvillians on the front lines of a shifting climate.
    Free
  • photo collage of people/participants in Voices of Resilience, a Nashville Environmental Justice Initiative Story Archive

    Voices Of Resilience: Celebrating Climate Perspectives

    Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center
    Join us at Vanderbilt University's Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center for a time of connection and deep listening. Come experience some of the 'Voices' as they team up for a panel discussion to share more about being Nashvillians on the front lines of a shifting climate.
    Free
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