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TouchGrassPhilly Kick-off Event at The Oval A Teen Takeover You Dont Want to Miss!

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The #TouchGrassPhilly Kick-off Event will occur on August 14, 2025, at The Oval in Franklin, Tennessee, starting at 6 PM and concluding at 1 AM. The event serves as a teen takeover, featuring performances that emphasize spoken word and collaboration. Local youth are invited to express their creativity in a vibrant setting designed for engagement. The initiative aims to amplify the voices of teenagers and highlight their role in the community. Attendees can expect a variety of activities that foster artistic expression and collaboration.

Organizers believe that such events are crucial for empowering young people and building community ties. Franklin, known for its cultural events, will benefit from the energy and creativity brought by the youth. The event aligns with ongoing efforts to support local arts and youth programming.

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