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2005 Homes Tour Press Release -- from HeLen Walker
4th Annual Historic Germantown Neighborhood Nashville Homes & Garden Tour
On Saturday afternoon, October 8, the 4th annual Historic Germantown Neighborhood Homes & Garden Tour will showcase a unique and dynamic neighborhood with a variety of housing options and interesting architecture. You will see staircases aand stained glass, gardens and grand entrances, fireplaces and front porches. You will understand why professors, board members, preservation experts, professionals, families, natives, and many others choose to live in this fantastic urban neighborhood. The biggest sellinig point of Germantown, however, is the neighborhood itself and the quality of life that brews from within. The tour will feature 15 homes and 6 gardens. Germantown, located north of Bicentennial Mall, is one of Nashville's oldest districts.
The event benefits the Historic Germantown Neighborhood Association; a 501(c)(3) desiginated non-profit organization. Proceeds fron this event are used for preservation and improvements in Historic Germantown.
The 26th annual Oktoberfest Festival will also be October 8, 2005. This festival features great food, three musical stages, a 5-K Run/Walk, and numerous craft booths with working craftsmen. The festival is free.
Homes Tour Ticket Price - $12.00
Homes Tour Hours - 11:00AM - 4:00PM
Advance tickets may be purchased with a credit card by calling 255-7325. Advanced tickets can be picked up the day of the tour at the Oktoberfest Main Information Booth.
Tickets will be available the day of the event, Oct. 8th, beginning at 10:00AM at the Oktoberfest Main Information Booth, at the intersection of Monroe & 7th Avenue.
You must show your ticket to enter any of the homes & gardens. Free parking and free shuttle rides will be available.
For more information please call 615-255-7325 or e-mail hwalker@nashville.net.
HeLen Walker - Tour Chairperson
On Saturday afternoon, October 8, the 4th annual Historic Germantown Neighborhood Homes & Garden Tour will showcase a unique and dynamic neighborhood with a variety of housing options and interesting architecture. You will see staircases aand stained glass, gardens and grand entrances, fireplaces and front porches. You will understand why professors, board members, preservation experts, professionals, families, natives, and many others choose to live in this fantastic urban neighborhood. The biggest sellinig point of Germantown, however, is the neighborhood itself and the quality of life that brews from within. The tour will feature 15 homes and 6 gardens. Germantown, located north of Bicentennial Mall, is one of Nashville's oldest districts.
The event benefits the Historic Germantown Neighborhood Association; a 501(c)(3) desiginated non-profit organization. Proceeds fron this event are used for preservation and improvements in Historic Germantown.
The 26th annual Oktoberfest Festival will also be October 8, 2005. This festival features great food, three musical stages, a 5-K Run/Walk, and numerous craft booths with working craftsmen. The festival is free.
Homes Tour Ticket Price - $12.00
Homes Tour Hours - 11:00AM - 4:00PM
Advance tickets may be purchased with a credit card by calling 255-7325. Advanced tickets can be picked up the day of the tour at the Oktoberfest Main Information Booth.
Tickets will be available the day of the event, Oct. 8th, beginning at 10:00AM at the Oktoberfest Main Information Booth, at the intersection of Monroe & 7th Avenue.
You must show your ticket to enter any of the homes & gardens. Free parking and free shuttle rides will be available.
For more information please call 615-255-7325 or e-mail hwalker@nashville.net.
HeLen Walker - Tour Chairperson
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