The 2024 Music City Pickle Paw Classic is set to take place at Centennial Sportsplex in Nashville, Tennessee. Running from November 2 to 3, 2024, this exciting pickleball event combines a passion for pickleball with a mission to support Nashville’s homeless animals.
Hosted by Friends of MACC, the Music City Pickle Paw Classic is the 4th Annual Tournament benefiting Metro Animal Care and Control (MACC), Nashville’s only open admission shelter. This two-day pickleball tournament will feature both doubles and mixed doubles competitions, attracting approximately 300 players competing for the title of tournament champions while contributing to a vital cause.
Tournament Schedule
Saturday, November 2 is designated for doubles competitions, while Sunday, November 3 will focus on mixed doubles. Participants can look forward to an unforgettable experience, showing their skills while making a meaningful impact on the lives of pets in Davidson County.
About Friends of MACC & MACC
Friends of MACC is a dedicated group of animal advocates committed to improving the lives of animals in Nashville. They provide essential support to MACC, which helps approximately 6,000 animals each year through emergency medical care, adoptions, and crucial resources like free food and training.
By participating in the tournament, players will directly contribute to funding MACC’s emergency medical fund, Safety Net Program, and foster program. Friends of MACC also enrich the shelter environment for animals by supplying essential items, promoting adoptions, and funding projects that ensure pets remain happy and healthy during their stay.
Venue Information
The tournament will be held at Centennial Sportsplex, located at 222 25th Ave N, Nashville, Tennessee, 37202.
This venue features a tennis hardcourt surface in an outdoor non-covered area, with a mix of permanent and portable nets. The facility includes 20 courts, and parking is provided free of charge.
News in Brief: Music City Pickle Paw Classic
The 2024 Music City Pickle Paw Classic invites players to engage in a fun-filled tournament supporting Nashville’s homeless animals at Centennial Sportsplex. Scheduled for November 2 and 3, the tournament will feature both doubles and mixed doubles teams, with all proceeds benefiting Friends of MACC.
This event provides a unique opportunity for participants to help reduce pet homelessness in Davidson County while enjoying an exciting weekend of pickleball.
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