Girls Write Nashville empowers expression through songwriting, music production, mentorship, and creative community for teen artists. As an artist- and educator-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we partner with community schools to create safe, trauma-informed spaces where young people can grow as musicians, songwriters, and creative leaders.

Our House Concert series invites the community into that work through four intimate evenings of live acoustic music featuring Girls Write Nashville teaching artists, alumni, and student performers. Enjoy happy hour refreshments, connect with fellow music lovers and supporters, and celebrate the artists who make our creative community so special. Guests also receive 15% off dinner at Butchertown Hall following each concert.

Some of the best music experiences happen in living rooms.

A few times each year, we transform the Girls Write Nashville studio into one.

House Concerts at Girls Write invite you into an intimate evening with one of our incredible teaching artists or alumni—songwriters, producers, and musicians who are not only shaping Nashville's creative community, but also mentoring the next generation of artists through Girls Write Nashville.

Each of these quarterly evenings includes a short live performance, conversation with the artist, light refreshments, and the chance to connect with fellow music lovers and supporters in our cozy creative space. After the concert, you're invited to walk over to our neighbors at Butchertown Hall to enjoy 15% off dinner.

Attendance is free, but space is intentionally limited to keep each gathering personal. RSVP is required.

Whether you're already part of the Girls Write Nashville community or simply looking for a meaningful night of music, we'd love to welcome you into our home.

Evenings of Music & Community

Join us for an intimate acoustic performance featuring a Girls Write Nashville artist, teacher, or alumni. Enjoy happy hour refreshments, connect with fellow supporters, and continue the evening with 15% off dinner at Butchertown Hall.

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