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Nashville, TN · November 14, 2026

Our Next Street

Girls Gone Hiking with Indigo Streets

In collaboration with The Pretty Pace Social — Nashville’s women-only walk and social club. Find them on TikTok at @theprettypace.social

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Radnor Lake State Park, 1160 Otter Creek Rd, Nashville, TN 37220

We’re taking Indigo Streets to the trails. Join us and The Pretty Pace Social for a morning hike at Radnor Lake — Nashville’s most beloved nature escape. We’ll walk, connect, and get you set up on the Indigo Streets app on the spot. Free to attend. Women 21+.

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our first street

it started in Central Jersey.

on August 8, women came together for the first Indigo Streets community meetup — walking, making friendship bracelets, playing Giant Jenga, meeting each other, and helping shape what we're building. the first meetup was only the beginning.

Women sitting on a blanket making friendship bracelets at the August 8 Indigo Streets meetup
Group of women walking through Kuser Farm Park at the first Indigo Streets community meetup
Woman playing Giant Jenga at the Indigo Streets August 8 meetup
bring Indigo Streets to your area

host an Indigo Streets meetup.

our first meetup started in Central Jersey. now we're looking for women who want to help bring that same kind of gathering to their own communities.

we'll help you recreate the Indigo Streets meetup format and give you the structure you need to bring women together locally
we'll promote your event through our community channels so you're not starting from scratch
every meetup is a chance for women to try the web app, share feedback, and become part of the group shaping what Indigo Streets becomes
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founding hosts receive permanent free membership

"we're not building Indigo Streets in a bubble. we're building it alongside the women who would actually use it."
every meetup helps us learn what works, what doesn't, and what women actually need to feel like their neighborhood is somewhere they belong.