Nashville can boost its existing businesses such as health care and the auto industry — and attract more — by branding itself as “a hip hub for high-tech workers and companies,” says a University of California-Davis expert on the growing shortage of technology talent.
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1 week ago
Thanks to the @civicdesigncenter, we have been lucky enough to be home to the Soundbox, an interactive mobile park, for the past several yeas. If you haven’t had a chance to engage with the silver container, it’s an absolute must for you and your family!
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However, it is finding a new home, so you’ll have to catch it in Donelson during Plaza Palooza on May 22nd.
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oneC1TY is at oneC1TY.
2 weeks ago
“When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves” -David Orr
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Happy #earthday 🌎 ... See MoreSee Less
Beautiful Nashville!
oneC1TY is at OneCity.
3 weeks ago
We are excited to have @craftybastards back at oneC1TY! The annual craft fair is taking place this Saturday & Sunday, April 17th & 18th from 10AM-4PM, safely and social distant. Join us and shop from 50+ curated artisan craft vendors while enjoying craft cocktails, music, photobooths and more. Free to attend, this family-friendly event supports the local craft community, where you can shop browse beautiful goods from hand selected group artisans.
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This event will follow all guidelines put forth by the Metro Public Health Department and attendance will be limited. Visit the @nashvillescene for more info. ... See MoreSee Less
