Welcome to Marathon Village
Ph.: 615-327-1010 Are
you ready to move your business to a cool downtown location
without the "downtown
price?" We proudly present the affordable rental spaces of Marathon Village!
Here, a history-rich and antiquated automobile factory has been transformed into
a thriving creative community and center for commercial, performing and visual
arts! Owner Barry Walker designed a plan to preserve the historic and architectural
significance of each space while building - - Affordable creative
studios
- Work studios
- Commercial artist spaces
- Areas designed for the performing arts
- Spaces
for banquets, wedding receptions, parties
Marathon
Village TodayServing as a model of adaptive reuse of historic structures,
Marathon Village is one of Nashville's most creative communities -- with more
than 45 tenants representing fine, commercial and performing arts. Tenants in
each of these areas include: Fine Art: photographers, sculptors,
writers, painters, and print-makers. Commercial Art: architectural
firms, graphic design firms, a film production company, advertising agencies,
music recording studios, multimedia designers, art galleries and several product
and fashion photographers.
Radio: Lightning
100 - Nashville's Progressive Radio
Interior Design: Studio
1.2.1-Studio 121 is a place where one-to-one collaboration
results in design innovation.
Check
out these businesses at Marathon Village We
welcome the following new tenants to Marathon Village Perky
Bros LLC 
Perky
Bros LLC is a graphic design and creative service company located in Nashville,
TN, established in 1883 & 2009. This time around by Jefferson Perky.
Richie
Owens 
The third Marathon
Automobile arrived back home on May 7, 2008 The
third Marathon is now back home where it was produced sometime between 1911 and
1913. The exact year has yet to be determined. More information on this Marathon
will be coming soon. .JPG)
September
24, 2007 Our visitors
from New Zealand. Malcom and Shirley Thomson traveled all the way from New Zealand
to visit Marathon Village and see the Marathon automobiles. The Thomsons have,
what we now know, is the 9th Marathon automobile in the world. This is the first
time the Thomsons have seen a fully restored Marathon. We welcome them to Nashville
and Marathon Village. 
The
Marathon Man Story - by Terry Bulger WSMV Channel 4 Nashville The
Marathon Man Jam Nov. 1, 2008 |