Welcome to the 22nd Annual

Nashville Pagan Pride Day

Sunlit orchard with a leafy tree, red ribbons, and large rocks on a grassy slope

About The Event

As one of the fastest-growing spiritual movements in the country, Paganism is beautiful in its diversity. Nashville Pagan Pride Day is our vibrant space to come together and celebrate our shared devotion to nurturing our connections to the Divine, the Earth, and one another. Whether you’re a lifelong practitioner, a curious seeker, or a supportive ally, our doors and hearts are open to you.




Event Details at a Glance


Admission: Completely FREE!

Giving Back: In the spirit of community and gratitude, we kindly ask that you bring a non-perishable food donation to support our amazing local charity partner, Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee.


Miniature figurines arranged on a purple cloth-covered table, decorated with flowers and candles.

The Mission

Nashville Pagan Pride Day is built on three essential pillars that guide everything we do. We are dedicated to fostering pride in our identity, building bridges with the public, and dismantling religious prejudice through action:


Education & Outreach: We believe that open conversation is the best way to clear up misunderstandings. Through our workshops and discussions, we provide accurate information, dispel common misconceptions, and answer questions about Pagan paths in a warm, welcoming space.


Public Rituals: We gather in shared celebration to honor the turning of the seasons and our deep connection to the Earth. Our group ceremonies are designed to be inclusive, inspiring, and a wonderful way for our local community to network and connect.


Charity in Action: Our spirituality is rooted in being active, compassionate members of our larger community. By hosting our annual food drive for Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee, we put our values into practice and ensure our celebration directly feeds and supports our neighbors.


Milo Rivers Park entrance sign beside a roadside with trees and blue sky

Event Location 

Nashville Pagan Pride Day 2026 will be at Shelters 1 through 4 at Two Rivers Park, near Wave Park and Skateland.


Parking will be available at the Wave Park parking lot.



For point-to-point directions using

Google Maps the address is

2320 2 Rivers Pkwy, Nashville, TN 37214