Upcoming Events
Don Henry & Friends
Don Henry, Jubal Lee Young, Ericca Latza, Annie Mosher & more perform original songs created w/Knoblin lyrics written by children.
Join us Tuesday, Sept 15 for a very special evening of music and friendship to raise funds for Knoblin Fest, Donelson’s new, free, volunteer-run, all ages music and arts festival coming this fall! Grammy-winning writer (and major Halloween fan) Don Henry will be joined by Music City’s own Jubal Lee Young, Ericca Latza, Annie Mosher, Jim Moran, Fats Kaplin, and Kristi Rose to perform songs that each has developed from lyrics about the Knoblin submitted by children as part of Knoblin Fest’s engagement with young imaginations in our community.
The Knoblin is the legendary goblin from Todd’s Knob, the hill behind Donelson Plaza where he is said to have roamed for generations. He likes food and drink and is drawn to music and we expect to see him more and more often as Donelson’s restaurant and arts scene continue to grow.
Get a ticket. Help a Knoblin out.
Doors at 6pm
Show a 7pm
Admission: $45.00, seating is limited--this event will sell out, so act fast!
Homegrown Taproom and Kitchen, 2720 Old Lebanon Road, Nashville, TN 37214
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/don-henry-friends-tickets-1998024861145?aff=oddtdtcreator
Stitch A Scrappy Knoblin
Something mischievous is lurking just beneath the fabric scraps! Celebrate Donelson's inaugural Knoblin Fest by stitching your own delightfully devious Knoblin in this make and take that's equal parts treacherous, silly, and handmade.
Stitch A Scrappy Knoblin
Something mischievous is lurking just beneath the fabric scraps! Celebrate Donelson's inaugural Knoblin Fest by stitching your own delightfully devious Knoblin in this make and take that's equal parts treacherous, silly, and handmade.
Stitch A Scrappy Knoblin
Something mischievous is lurking just beneath the fabric scraps! Celebrate Donelson's inaugural Knoblin Fest by stitching your own delightfully devious Knoblin in this make and take that's equal parts treacherous, silly, and handmade.
