Harding Area Partnership

The Harding Area Partnership (HAP) exists to champion our area of Nashville and foster a sense of community among local businesses and organizations.  Partnership is free.

Our goals are to:

  • support and encourage local businesses and organizations
  • strengthen and assist local schools
  • foster a positive image of our area in the rest of Nashville
  • drive new opportunity and investment in the Harding Place area
  • work closely with local government leaders for the betterment of our community

All of us, working together, can make these things happen.  HAP is your opportunity to make a difference and create our future with your commitment and effort.

We meet quarterly.  Be sure to sign up for our email list for upcoming meeting reminders.

2019 Meeting Dates

January 30

April 17

July 17

October 24

Recent Posts

Harding Area Partnership Honors Antioch High School Art Students

by 3LS Work|Spaces, posted in Community Outreach, News

In fall 2017, HAP Coordinator Sherry Cheatham approached Antioch High School art teacher Henderson Majors to propose an art contest that would engage local students in creating a mural on a blank concrete wall at Perimeter One Nashville, a member of HAP.  The art department at Antioch High School is using the mural project as … Continue reading Harding Area Partnership Honors Antioch High School Art Students

March Meeting Recap – Next Meeting Set

by 3LS Work|Spaces, posted in Uncategorized

Thank you to all who attended our March 21st meeting!  We appreciate our guests, Mary Beth Ikard with the Mayor’s office and Jennifer Carlat with the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, for presenting information on the proposed transit plan.  While HAP is not intended to make political statements or to represent any particular side of any … Continue reading March Meeting Recap – Next Meeting Set

January Meeting Recap – February Meeting Date Set!

by 3LS Work|Spaces, posted in Meetings, News

Thank you to everyone who attended our second meeting of the Harding Area Partnership. Carol Joscelyn and Andy Bhakta of the Crossings Nashville Action Partnership (CNAP) were very informative guests and spoke about how CNAP was founded and what their purpose is. Thanks also to all of our other speakers for sharing their time. Henderson … Continue reading January Meeting Recap – February Meeting Date Set!

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