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Join us on Saturday, June 27 from 11 a.m. until noon for Celebrating Samoa, a free cultural experience with traditional dancing and food tasting, at the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center.

Will we see you tomorrow ? Tuesday, 16 June at 11 am- 2 pm.

The distinction between a Meet Up and a Mixer lies primarily in their timing - one takes place in the evening, while the other occurs at noon. Despite this difference, their purpose remains the same - to provide a platform for community members to interact with API volunteers, learn about API Clarksville, and engage in networking while supporting local small businesses.

We will be meeting at:
Thai Bowl
1761 Tiny Town Rd
Clarksville, TN 37042

Join Us ♥️

Mark your calendars for July 3–4, 2026, and join us in Downtown Clarksville for an unforgettable celebration of America's 250th Birthday! In partnership with the City of Clarksville, we're bringing two days of family fun, live entertainment, delicious food, and exciting attractions.

Located on Legion Street next to the Downtown Commons, our carnival midway will feature a towering multi-lane slide, a classic carousel, and a Ferris wheel offering spectacular views of the festivities and downtown Clarksville.

Whether you're looking for thrills, family memories, great food, or live entertainment, there's something for everyone as we honor 250 years of American history and community spirit.

More information here: https://america250cmc.com

Stay up to date: America's 250th Celebration

The distinction between a Meet Up and a Mixer lies primarily in their timing - one takes place in the evening, while the other occurs at noon. Despite this difference, their purpose remains the same - to provide a platform for community members to interact with API volunteers, learn about API Clarksville, and engage in networking while supporting local small businesses.

We will be meeting at:
Thai Bowl
1761 Tiny Town Rd
Clarksville, TN 37042

Join Us ♥️

Nashville is getting a front row seat to World Cup soccer! The Japan Men’s National Team is hosting a Community Day with an open training session at Nashville Stadium on Monday, June 8 at 5:45 p.m. The event is part of the 2026 Visit Music City Summer Kickoff, and fans will get to watch Japan’s squad train and run field activities as they prep for the FIFA World Cup.

Japan chose Nashville SC’s Antioch Training Center as their official World Cup base camp back in February, meaning the team will be calling Music City home throughout the tournament when they aren’t on the road. Nashville SC Chief Business Officer Lindsey Paola called it an honor to open the stadium to the community during such a historic year for soccer in the U.S.

Tickets are available online, so grab yours and come out to see one of the world’s top national teams up close before the biggest sporting event on the planet kicks off.

Save the Date 🌺

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Celebrating Samoa is now on view in the Lobby at the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center through July 16, 2026.

Explore the beauty of American Samoa and the Samoa Islands through traditional artifacts, ceremonial dress, and cultural history.

Join us Saturday, June 27, 11 AM–12 PM for a free Cultural Experience featuring traditional dancing and food tasting.

API Clarksville is a recipient of the Fort Campbell Spouses’ Club Community Grant. This funds is going right back to our community for this weekends’ Asian and Pacific Islander Month celebration. An event celebrating API heritage and its contribution to this great nation. Do join us- it’s open and free to the public. Wilma Rudolph Event Center, 9 May (Saturday) 1-7 PM

Thank You Fort Campbell Spouses' Club for your support 🥰