East Nash Kids Bash

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East Nash Kids Bash *

A joyful neighborhood block party celebrating kids, youth, and families in East Nashville

📅 November 7, 2026 · ⏰ 10 AM–3 PM · 📍 St. Ann’s Episcopal Church

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What Is East Nash Kids Bash?

East Nash Kids Bash is a free, family-friendly neighborhood festival designed to bring together kids, parents, local organizations, and small businesses for a day of connection, play, and community support.

Hosted at St. Ann’s Episcopal Church, this event is open to everyone—whether you live nearby or are just looking for a joyful way to spend the day with your family.

Children playing on a colorful inflatable bounce house designed as a whimsical castle with large pastel pink, blue, yellow, and green elements under a clear sky.
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What You’ll Find

  • Games and inflatables for all ages

  • Local businesses and community booths

  • Family resources and nonprofits

  • Food, music, and neighborhood fun

  • Space to relax, play, and connect

Everyone Belongs Here

East Nash Kids Bash is for families of all kinds, kids of every age, neighbors, friends, and newcomers. You don’t need to be a church member—just come ready to play, connect, and enjoy the day.

When & Where

📍 St. Ann’s Episcopal Church, East Nashville

📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026


⏰ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

🚗 Street parking available.
Accessible spaces on-site.

 

Partners

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East Nash Kids Bash is hosted by St. Ann’s Episcopal Church in partnership with local East Nashville organizations, nonprofits, and small businesses who care deeply about kids and families.

Interested in becoming one of our partner organizations?

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Come Celebrate With Us

Bring your kids. Invite your neighbors. Come celebrate community, connection, and the joy of East Nashville families.