Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt University
2555 West End Ave
Nashville, TN 37203
The 2026 Mid-Year room block is confirmed at the Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt University. We’re managing the room block and will be updating you with confirmation numbers and other details.
This year’s volunteer opportunity supports Operation Stand Down Tennessee, an organization dedicated to providing comprehensive wraparound services for veterans.
Thursday Morning: 5K Run / 1-Mile Walk
Join us Thursday morning at 7:00 AM before you head to the airport. Whether you run the 5K or walk the mile, it’s a great way to close out the week and give back at the same time.
Event t-shirts will be available for a donation to support Operation Stand Down Tennessee. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.
We hope this is the first of many. See you at the starting line.
We are offering 2 time slots to take a tour of the Antioch print center. Sign up during the registration process.
Monday Aug 31 | 3pm CT
Thursday Sept 3 | 9am CT
Monday evening we will gather at Hoppin’ Gulch for a very laid back relaxing start to our Mid-Year event. We’ll have Kaylyn Sahs join us for some live entertainment. There is also cornhole, TVs, patio games and duckpin bowling to entertain you.
Kaylyn Sahs is a rising country artist whose powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling have quickly made her one to watch. She’s already shared the stage with country stars like Jake Owen, Lainey Wilson, Chris Lane, and Lonestar, while her breakout single Wine About It earned nearly 3 million impressions and connected with fans on over 160 radio stations nationwide. Her award-winning follow-up, Boy Who Cried Forever, took home First Place in the Modern Country category of the 2024 American Songwriter Wide Open Country Song Contest, showcasing her raw emotion and relatable songwriting.
Enjoy an evening of English Lawn Bowling and a casual night outdoors. Originating in the 12th century, Lawn Bowling is a strategic, challenging and fun sport that can be enjoyed by anyone. It is played on a large smooth grass surface called a “green”. It is very similar to Bocce Ball. The main difference being the balls or bowls are are large, hard resin balls with a bias to them, so that they travel along a curved path, rather than going straight. The object of the game is to roll your bowls closer to the target than your opponents.
The target is a small white ball called a “jack” and it is rolled the length of the green to start play. Then players from each team take turns rolling their bowls down the green toward the jack. When all the bowls have been played in one direction the players have completed an end.
Team Dinners. Watch for reservation details to be sent to you from Amber or your leader.