Middle Tennessee State University's free monthly Star Party on Friday, November 6, 2026, 6:30–8:30pm: Dr. John Wallin speaks on "Chasing Eclipses" for 30–45 minutes, then the MTSU Observatory sets up telescopes if the sky is clear. Open to the public and kids are welcome. Park in the Judd-Sims or Library lot off Alumni Drive (no tickets after 4:30pm on Fridays).
MTSU's free Star Party on Friday, December 4, 2026, 6:30–8:30pm: Dr. Irina Perevalova gives a public talk on a topic chosen by the audience, followed by telescope viewing with the MTSU Observatory if the sky is clear. Kids welcome. Park in the Judd-Sims or Library lot off Alumni Drive.
Nashville Public Library's Pathway for New Americans offers free information on learning English, immigration, naturalization and citizenship at New Americans Corner booths in every library and at Coleman Park, East Park, Madison Park, Southeast and Smith Springs community centers. The library and Metro Parks also host English and citizenship classes with local nonprofits, and free English Conversation Clubs meet at branches such as Hermitage and Thompson Lane.
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Classes & fitnessFree (worth about $20)Eligibility applies
Nashville Public Library (Main Library and branches)
Studio NPL gives teens 12–18 free, mentor-led workshops at Nashville Public Library branches: music production in Logic Pro, podcasting, photography with DSLRs and a green screen, film production, 3D design and printing, robotics, soldering, e-textiles and creative writing. Workshops run at the Main Library and branches including East, Edgehill, Goodlettsville, Madison, Southeast and Bordeaux; check the library's calendar for times.
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Catch: Teens ages 12–18 only
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