Early bird ticket prices for Artclectic's Patrons Party end on Monday, October 6th. The Patrons Party is the first opportunity to view the stunning artwork available for sale at Artclectic, which benefits the endowment for innovative teaching. Click here to purchase tickets.
By Susan Chapman, Artclectic Coordinator
In its 28-year history, Artclectic has aimed to be more than just an event that exhibits award-winning, show-stopping, inventive artwork; it’s been an event that brings the USN community together like none other.
Whether you’re a serious art lover or an enthusiastic mingler, the Patrons Party has historically been the launching event for Artclectic Weekend. It's a time to get dressed up, grab a cocktail and delicious food, peruse an elegantly transformed gymnasium full of beautiful art, and visit with friends old and new.
Patrons Party chairs Blake Murray and Liz Stemmler have planned a stunning evening and can't wait to welcome you to kick off the weekend with some Parisian style.
Join us on Thursday, October 17 from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Until Monday, October 6, we are offering an early bird discount of $100 per ticket, a $50 savings off the regular $150 price.
For those who would like to support innovative teaching at USN, we hope you will join us in becoming a patron at the Innovator level for $250 per person.
We owe special thanks to INSBANK for their generous sponsorship of the Patrons Party.
Lastly, be sure to pick up a yard sign today from the USNA office, or if you can’t make it, submit a request here, and we’ll find a way to get one for you. Let’s showcase our community spirit and support for innovative teaching! 🙌
The boys and girls cross country teams have earned Distinguished Team Academic Awards from the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association for their high GPAs.
USN debaters claimed another championship at their first in-person tournament of the year at the Peach State Classic in Carrollton, Georgia. Congratulations to third-place speaker Madeline Shinohara ‘28, sixth-place speaker Eesha Nachnani ’28, and solo Varsity debater Charles Cook '27.
USN Mission: University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.