Please be advised that Nashville Town Hall offices will be closed on the following dates in observance of the holidays:December 24, 25, & 26 2025January 1, 2026 Important Reminder:While Town Hall offices will be closed, essential services are NOT shut down. Town staff will remain on call and WILL respond to emergencies.
The Town of Nashville's leaf truck is out of order again and will be out of service until further notice. The repair requires a part that is now on backorder, which is causing delays. Last time, the repair did not take long, so we are hopeful for a quick turnaround once the part arrives and the team can get it installed.We sincerely apologize for the continued inconvenience.
Recycling will run a normal schedule during the Holidays.
Christmas Week Schedule:• Monday & Tuesday routes will run on Monday• Wednesday & Thursday routes will run on Tuesday• No bulk pickup this week — bulk pickup will resume on January 9thNew Year’s Week Schedule:We are closed Thursday, January 1st• Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday routes will run as scheduled• Thursday’s route will be collected on Friday• No bulk pickup this week
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Next date: Saturday, January 17, 2026 | 09:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Winter Seed Sowing Program: Growing Native Plants for a Resilient Future The Winter Seed Sowing Program invites community members to discover the power of native plants—and the surprising benefits of starting them outdoors during the coldest months of the year. This hands-on educational program teaches participants how to use natural winter conditions to germinate native seeds, a method known as cold stratification, which mimics the processes these species experience in the wild. Learn how to prepare winter sowing containers, choose regionally appropriate native seeds, create the right soil environment, and set up their mini-greenhouses outdoors to let winter weather do the work. As spring arrives, these seeds begin to sprout, ready to be transplanted into your yard! The program supports local biodiversity by encouraging the cultivation of native plants that attract pollinators, restore ecosystems, and reduce the impact of invasive plants. Participants gain practical gardening skills, connect with ecological stewardship, and take home containers filled with future seedlings that contribute to a healthier environment. All materials and seeds are provided. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just beginning, the Winter Seed Sowing Program offers a simple, sustainable, and rewarding way to help native species thrive—one seed at a time.
Cost: $4 Residents, $8 Nonresidents
Pre-registration is required. To register, visit us here at: https://https//townofnashville.recdesk.com/Community/Home
Town of Nashville Parks & Recreation, 200 S. Boddie Street, 27856, View Map
200 S. Boddie Street , 27856
$4 Residents, $8 Non-residents