HEY, GLENCLIFF NEIGHBORS!
Here’s what you can find in this month’s newsletter:
(Safe) Transportation Updates
Upcoming Events in Glencliff
Noshing with Neighbors!
16th United Meeting on Nolensville Road
What’s Been Happening in the Neighborhood?
How To Get Free Trees
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(Safe) Transportation Updates
Antioch Pike Installation
“New crosswalk installations and fresh paint are slowing traffic on a stretch of road where a 77-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run earlier this year.”
Read the full story from NewsChannel5
South Nashville Greenways
You may have noticed our neighbor, Gib Jeffries, quoted in the above article. Gib started South Nashville Greenways to “advocate for dedicated walking and biking paths in South Nashville.”
You can learn more about SNG on his website, where he shares events, blogs and has his own email list.
LOCAL EVENTS
Noshing with Neighbors
Noshing with Neighbors is an opportunity to support a local business while meeting others who live in the neighborhood. Join us for our next meal!
🗓️ Sunday, May 31
⏰ 4 p.m.
📍 Instanbul Lounge
Join us next Sunday for dinner at Istanbul Lounge.
Reimagine Nolensville Road
Want to shape the future of Nolensville Road? This is your chance to make your voice heard!
🗓️ Wednesday, May 27
⏰ 5–7:30 p.m.
📍 Glencliff High School Cafeteria
WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING? 🗓️
2nd Annual FlatRockFest
Thanks to everyone who rocked out with us at the annual FlatRockFest. We can’t wait to see you next year!
Wright Middle Soccer Team 3rd in State
“Wright Middle School is celebrating the Raiders Boys Soccer Team for an incredible season and outstanding finish in the Tennessee Middle School State Soccer Championships, where they placed 3rd in the state! Congratulations to the athletes and Coach Jenquin for leading the team to one of the most successful soccer seasons in school history.”
The team also won the sectional championship. Congrats, boys!
WANT A FREE TREE? 🌲
hubNashville offers FREE TREES to neighborhoods that have at least 20 tree locations.
Street trees can be planted, free of charge, within the public right of way. … Street trees are considered public utilities. So, after planting, they are maintained by the metropolitan government as needed (watering, pruning, etc.).
-hubNashville
Katie Bowers already has a request started, but not enough tree locations. (The public right of way is the strip of land on your property along the street where utilities are typically installed.)
Interested in helping us hit the 20-location threshold? Reply to this email and Katie will coordinate requests for Glencliff.
(If you replied last month, no need to reply again—we have you down!)
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS
Next Meeting: June 28
Upcoming Meetings: Aug. 30, Oct. 25
Meetings begin at 4 p.m. and are scheduled to last approximately an hour.
📍Glencliff High School Alumni Room
(The red building on the right as you walk up to the football field.)
COMING SOON
FlatRock Community Market
We’ll be back in 2026 with another neighborhood farmers’ market in Coleman Park.
This year, however, we’re moving it to Wednesdays in autumn to beat the heat.
If you’re interested in selling at the farmers’ market, reply to this email!
Please reply to this email with any questions or feedback.
Glencliff Neighborhood Group Board Members: 2026–2028
President: Alexa Little
Vice President: Tony Zavitson
Secretary: Brad Gerick
Communications: Katie Phillips
At-Large: Katie Bowers
Beautification: James Huerta
Historian: Debbie Young
Treasurer: Tony Zavitson