St. John AME Church hosts Annual Neighborhood Day October 16th

St. John AME Church

St. John AME Church, Nashville, will host its Annual Neighborhood Day on Saturday, October  16, 2021, from 10 am – 2 pm. The event will be held at 1822 Formosa Street, at the corner of 21st Avenue North and Formosa Street. For health and safety  considerations, this year’s celebration will be conducted primarily as a drive-through event.

Neighborhood Day is one of St. John’s many efforts to continue to support our North Nashville  community despite the lack of a physical building. We will be providing Covid-19 testing, along  with Covid-19 (Moderna) and flu vaccinations consistent with the health department guidelines at  the time of the event. $10 gift cards will be provided to participants receiving vaccinations.  We will also be distributing information on additional community resources. All services provided  at St. John’s Neighborhood Day are FREE.

Neighborhood Day is a free event and open to the public on the grounds of St. John AME Church.  For more information, call 615-481-4753.

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