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Lifelong Learning

We firmly believe the old adage: “You are never too old to learn something new.”

The Lipscomb University Lifelong Learning program offers people of retirement and semi-retirement age an opportunity to expand knowledge and explore new ideas in an informal, non-competitive environment. Learning occurs in a pleasant social atmosphere in classes with your peers—without exams, grades or credit hours! Plus, no previous educational requirement is needed. Select one or more of the courses offered, and engage in the ongoing work of learning.

Plans for the fall program are underway, and more details will be coming once they're finalized. In the meantime, Lifelong Learning is excited to announce the launch of its Summer at the Mansion series with two events in June.

Summer at the Mansion

June 16: Mahjong and Mingle 

  • Time: 1 to 4 PM
  • Location: Longview Mansion, 811 Caldwell Lane, Nashville 
  • Cost: $75 per person.
  • Capacity: Limited to 30 participants
  • Registration Deadline: Friday, June 12

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If you're wondering what all the mahjong hype is about, this beginner session is just for you! Learn the basics of this traditional Chinese tile-based game that combines skill, strategy and a little luck. Best of all, it keeps your mind sharp and fosters community all in a beautiful, historic antebellum home.
 
Led by instructors Lipscomb alumna Liz Seamon ('12 & '23) and Kristie Adams, the founders of Mahjong Lane. You can follow them on Instagram @mahjonglane to learn more about the game. Invite a friend and share a fun afternoon! The more the merrier when you mahj!
 

June 19: America's 250th Celebration

  • Time: 11 AM to 2 PM
  • Location: Longview Mansion, 811 Caldwell Lane, Nashville 
  • Cost: $5 per person.
  • Registration Deadline: Friday, June 16

Register

Mark your calendar and join us as we Remember, Honor and Celebrate our great country on its 250th anniversary. The freedoms we enjoy are precious gifts we must never take for granted. Enjoy great food, music, patriotic readings and more as we honor our country and those who have sacrificed so much for the home of the free and the brave. The program starts at 11:45 a.m.