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Show Your Green Thumb and MGofDC Pride at the Nashville Fair!

August 15, 2025 12:00 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

The Master Gardeners of Davidson County Executive Board is thrilled to announce a new initiative designed to empower you, our dedicated members and interns, to showcase your exceptional horticultural skills to the wider Nashville community! We believe the 2025 Nashville Fair (September 5-14) offers a fantastic platform to demonstrate the depth of talent within MGofDC, promote our mission of horticultural education, and inspire others with your growing achievements.

To encourage your participation in the Fair's competitive growing events, we're launching the Nashville Fair Green Thumb Exhibition Program! This program offers reimbursement for entry fees (up to $10 per individual, in $2 increments) for eligible competitive categories, including Agricultural Exhibitions and the exciting Giant Pumpkin and Watermelon Weigh Off. This is your chance to enter your prized produce and highlight the incredible work you do!

How to Get Reimbursed:

It's simple! First, enter your best fruits, vegetables, or other eligible horticultural entries at the Nashville Fair between September 5th and 14th. Be sure to keep clear digital copies of both your proof of payment and proof of entry into the competitive categories.

In September, a dedicated online reimbursement request form will be available on the Member Services page. Fill out the form, upload your documentation, and acknowledge the program terms. Reimbursements, issued via Venmo (preferred) or physical check, will be processed between September 15th and October 31st, on a first-come, first-served basis until our allocated budget is depleted.

The Executive Board is excited to see our Master Gardeners shine at the Fair! For any questions, please email webmaster@mgofdc.org.

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