The Rink Under the Giant Guitar
Cold ice and hot chocolate daily
- WHERE
- The Outfield
416 Chestnut Street - WHEN
- November 20th - January 18th

Wedgewood Houston is home to the historic May Hosiery Mills, which anchored the neighborhood for the first half of the 20th century. Once the largest sock factory in the south, its hand-finished knit products were worn by Neil Armstrong when he took his first steps on the moon.

Artville Walls features the work of six Nashville-based artists. The murals, which line Wedgewood Houston's Chestnut Street, include a diverse representation of artists and media from spray paint to 3D construction.
Concepted and curated by Also Dept., Artville Walls includes the works of Brian Wooden, Maggie Sanger, Meg Pie, XPayne, Violet Hill, Joe Geis, and Jeremiah Britton who painted their murals in the days leading up to Artville. The works will remain on display up for the foreseeable future.
Wedgewood Houston’s prime location amidst some of Nashville’s favorite galleries made it the ideal neighborhood for the inaugural year of the festival. Artville’s founders and the developers in the neighborhood are deeply committed to supporting and uplifting the creative community in Nashville and investing in public art for the community.
Artville is a weekend-long visual arts festival featuring public art installations, art collecting, and immersive experiences highlighting the creative culture of Nashville.
Learn more about Artville.