Once in a Blue Moon

The Land Trust for Tennessee is bringing back Once in a Blue Moon on Saturday, October 24, at Glen Leven Farm. It's the Trust's signature land conservation celebration and its largest fundraiser of the year, with the proceeds going toward its mission to conserve the unique character of Tennessee's irreplaceable landscapes.

The setting is the historic 64-acre Glen Leven Farm, a property the Trust protects and stewards, and the evening runs outdoors under a tent in a pasture. The program mixes a seated dinner with live music and s'mores roasted over a bonfire. All tickets include complimentary tableside dinner service and access to an open bar. This year, the music comes from BREAKFIELD, a Nashville-raised Americana band. Co-chairing the event are Natalie and George Clements and Tess and Barton Davies. There's also a new late party called The Hootenanny, and you can buy Hootenanny-only tickets if you just want the music and the bonfire without the dinner.

On the practical side, valet is provided, and the farm is smoke-free. A restroom trailer and an ADA-accessible unit are on-site. The whole thing runs from 5:30 PM to 10:30 PM, so you've got a full evening out in the open air. Tickets start at $350 per person.