Moving Day Nashville — Event Information

Event Details

Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024
Event Location: NEW LOCATION: Ensworth Frist Campus – High School I Map
Event Start: 9:00 AM

Contact: Evan Christian | ph: 615-338-5948 |
echristian@parkinson.org


**Moving Day Nashville Update – We are closely monitoring Tropical Storm Helene and the potential impacts on the Nashville area. The safety of event participants is our number one priority, and as long as it is safe to do so, activities will be moved to a covered area near the soccer field. All event updates will be shared via website, text and email ahead of Saturday for your convenience.**

What to Expect at Moving Day

Put on your Moving Day gear and comfortable shoes – it’s time to move! Get ready to exercise, explore Parkinson’s resources, join in the uplifting We Move Ceremony and enjoy the Moving Day Walk. You don’t want to miss out on the inspiring day we have planned for you!

Weather

Moving Day will take place rain or shine. Check the weather forecast to prepare accordingly. Should conditions warrant any change, we will announce it via email and the Moving Day website.

Event Highlights

Date: Saturday, September 28th
Activities Begin: 9:00 AM
Location: Ensworth High School-Frist Campus. Lacrosse/Soccer field

Location & Parking

The event will take place at Ensworth High School’s lacrosse/soccer field, located at 7401 Highway 100, Nashville, TN 37221. Look for directional signage as you approach the parking area. Enter through the “River entrance”, not the main entrance. Park in the 3-level parking garage right next to the field.

Click here to view the site map, and click here to view the venue entrance map.

Check-In/Registration

Check-in begins at 9:00 am. Visit the check-in/registration area to grab your event program, drop off donations and pick up your Moving Day Rewards card if you’ve earned Moving Day fundraising rewards. We highly encourage online donations before the event. Don’t forget that all participants must register at MovingDayNashville.org beforehand.

Schedule of Events
9:00 – Registration Begins
9:30 – Opening Ceremony
9:45 – Artist Demonstration
10:00 – Pickleball Demonstration
10:15 – Results PT LSVT Demonstration
10:30 – Rock Steady Boxing Demonstration
10:45 – Optimum Hope Cognitive Exercise Demonstration
11:00 – We Move Ceremony
11:30 – Awards & Walk Starts
12:00 – Event Ends

Walk Route

The Moving Day Walk is for participants of all ages and abilities: 1-mile option and a 5K option. Click here to view the walk route map.

Restrooms

Restrooms will be available on the other side of the field.

Refreshments

Enjoy bottled water and light refreshments on-site. There will also be 2 food trucks as well.

Pets

For everyone’s safety, please leave your pets at home.

Donations

Drop off cash and check donations at the check-in/registration area. Credit card donations can be made online or through the Parkinson’s Moving Day App. You can also mail check donations to the provided address, ensuring to include a note with the participant’s name for proper credit.

Parkinson’s Foundation
ATTN: Moving Day Nashville
5757 Waterford District Drive, Suite 310
Miami, FL 33126

Moving Day Rewards

Registered participants who raise $100 or more will receive an exclusive Moving Day T-shirt. More details about additional Moving Day Rewards can be found here. T-shirts and other rewards will be available for pick-up on the event day at the Rewards Tent, except for the All-Star Mover Zip-Up Hoodie Jacket, which will be shipped after the event to qualifying participants.


To learn more about Parkinson’s resources in your area, please visit our website at Parkinson.org/TNKY

If you have any questions about Moving Day, are interested in sponsorship opportunities or would like information about the foundation, please contact us below:

Evan Christian | ph: 615-338-5948 |
echristian@parkinson.org

Mailing address:

ATTN: Moving Day Nashville / Evan Christian
Parkinson’s Foundation
5757 Waterford District Drive, Suite 310
Miami, FL 33126

Moving Day has raised nearly $45 million and brought more than 186,000 participants together.