WE Fest

WE Fest honors and celebrates the legacy of Edgehill’s famous historical artist William Edmondson, by promoting and nurturing the arts in Nashville.

Let’s Celebrate! Celebrate Nashville's rich and diverse arts and culture scene with the following activities:

Art & Craft Fair

Live music and other performances

Kids Zone full of activities for all ages

Live artist demos

We’ll have a Main Stage with time slots available for vocalists, instrumentalists, dancers, poets/spoken word artists, and other performing artists throughout the day. Year over year attendance increases with over a thousand attendees. You’re invited! Free admission and parking!

This annual event celebrates the artistic legacy of groundbreaking sculptor William Edmondson, the first African American to receive a solo exhibit at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1937. His renowned works are now held in major museums throughout America and command prices in excess of $700,00. He lived in his home in Edgehill at 1434 14th Avenue South, where he sculpted his artworks, up until his death in 1951.

Join us at Edmondson Homesite Park (1450 14th Avenue South)!