Once in a Blue Moon

Saturday, October 24, 2026

This event is expected to sell out.

This October, join us for our annual fundraiser supporting conservation, Once in a Blue Moon! It’s a classic Tennessee event featuring live music, dinner, and s’mores roasted over a bonfire, all in a comfortable ‘boots and jeans’ atmosphere.

This year, the Nashville-raised Americana band BREAKFIELD will be performing, and we’re introducing a new late party: “The Hootenanny.” Hootenanny-only tickets are available at the link above.

CO-CHAIRS:

Natalie & George Clements and Tess & Barton Davies

Read our interview with this year’s Co-Chairs:

Meet the Chairs

MOONLIGHTER COMMITTEE:

Vandana & Richard Abramson

Louise & Matt Beasley

Cassidy & Dierks Bentley

Sara & Richard Bovender

Daphne & Rawls Butler

Katie & Tyler Campbell

Cecy & Christian Casey

Lisa & Jamie Cheek

Jenny & Andrew Corts

Katie & Kevin Crumbo

Denise Cummins

Dana & David Curtis

Delia & David Darst

Dione & Justin DeWitte

Jennifer & Billy Frist

Robinette & Hugh Gaston

Stephanie & Mo Gounder

Barbara & Greg Hagood

Amanda Hardin

Tricia & William Hastings

Irene & Philip Head

Jennifer & William Hinds

Lauren & Baxter Ingram

Nora & Robert Jewell

Amy & John Keith

Corinne & Brock Kidd

Edith & Miles Kirkland

Kim & Jeff Leeper

Mayra & Shawn Lehman-Grimes

Lauren & Whit Martin

Roochita & Abhishek Mathur

Laura & Roy Nichol

Alyce & Michael Ory

Kristin & Carter Paine

Dee & Anand Patel

Gabrielle & Will Phillips

Maddin Nelson & Brian Posey

Des & Taylor Preston

Cynthia & Franco Recchia

Susannah & Zulu Scott-Barnes

Josephine & John Smithwick

Anne & David Trainer

Evan & Jack Turner

Diane & John Vidalakis

Virginia & John Voigt

Alex & Mark Waldo

Catherine & Patrick Warfield

Jeannette Sloan Warner

Christine & Jeff Weller

Mary Ann & Ben Weprin

Katherine & Jay Williams

Hunter Claire Rogers & Adam Woodhall

2026 PRESENTED BY:

There’s still time to get involved through corporate sponsorship! Email Anna at [email protected].

Event Details

•This event will take place outdoors and under a tent in a pasture located on the historic 64-acre farm.
•If there is a threat of severe weather, you will be contacted by The Land Trust staff.
•Valet service will be provided.
•Guests will have access to a restroom trailer, as well as an ADA accessible unit. There will be an attendant on-site to ensure that the facilities stay clean.
•Please note that Glen Leven Farm is a smoke-free environment.
•For Patron and standard ticket holders, we recommend arriving no later than 6:30 pm so you can grab a cocktail and find your seat before dinner. After dinner, stick around for live music, bonfire and smores until 10:30 pm. For Hootenanny ticket holders, arrive at 8:30 pm for light bites, live music, bonfire and smores until 10:30 pm.