Not sure, but with family volunteers, Riverwood House once every two weeks [more so in the spring], visits the community. When the Winter season ends, so does our need to "hibernate". Spring erupts and there becomes a great time for obvious growth, discovery, and openness just like in the Winter months although Spring becomes that time to share those discoveries. Places we visit on a regular basis support this growth and openness in forms of animals and plants and human exploration:
Frist Center for the Visual arts: Martin Artquest and courtyard
Shelby Bottoms Nature Center and Greenway
Grassmere Zoo and the Historic Croft Mansion and Farm
Nature Play at Edwin Warner
Our goal for Spring 2010 is to collaborate with a local community garden. Additionally, we plan to join the East Nashville Farmer's Market offering breads, cookies, scones, plants/cut herbs, and various other treats for Spring/Summer 2011...
If you are interested in receiving a monthly "menu of goods" and an order form [wholesale available as well] please contact Beth Seiters at 477.1547
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