The Land Trust for Tennessee's Glen Leven Farm
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The Land Trust for Tennessee's Glen Leven Farm

4000 Franklin Pike | Green Hills / Bluebird Cafe Capacity - 50 people

About

Glen Leven Farm is a 64-acre farm just four miles from the center of downtown Nashville. When you cross Franklin Pike on Thompson Lane, you are at the original northern edge of the property on a road named for the family who owned Glen Leven Farm. The historic landscape was given to The Land Trust by Susan M. West, a descendant of Nashville settler Thomas Thompson who came to Nashville with James Robertson in the late 1780s.

Getting there

Parking

On-site self-parking is provided for events; guests are directed to park in designated areas upon arrival.

Public transit

No bus stop at the gate; the closest service runs along nearby corridors—WeGo Route 8 (8th Avenue South) with stops on Franklin Pike/8th Ave S (e.g., Franklin Pike & Kirkwood Ave, 100 Oaks), and the Hillsboro Transit Center served by Routes 7 (Hillsboro Pike) and 17 (12th Avenue South). Plan on rideshare for the last mile.