✨ Join Us for a Night of Celebration & Scouting Spirit! ✨

You’re Invited to Our Annual Cub Scout Blue & Gold Banquet!
📅 Date: March 29, 2025
🕒 Time: 5-7pm
📍 Location: Brentwood Hills Church of Christ

🎉 What’s in Store?
🌟 A Celebration of Achievements: Honor the hard work and growth of our amazing Cub Scouts.
🍽️ Delicious Food: Enjoy a delicious meal while connecting with our Scouting family.
🎭 Entertainment & Fun: Get ready for exciting activities, skits, and surprises!
🎖️ Awards & Recognitions: Applaud the dedication and accomplishments of our Scouts and leaders.

This year’s Blue & Gold Banquet is more than a meal; it’s a celebration of community, adventure, and the Scouting journey. Whether you’re a Cub Scout, parent, or community supporter, your presence will make this event truly special.

✨ Let’s celebrate the past year’s achievements and look forward to new adventures ahead!
👕 Dress Code: Class A Uniforms (or Sunday best for guests).

We can’t wait to see you there! Together, we’ll light up the evening with Scout spirit and make memories to last a lifetime.

Let’s make this Blue & Gold Banquet the best one yet! 🎉

Register Here

Den meetings, pizza, and activities!

Lipscomb Academy Lower School
Cafeteria

Bring $5 per person to eat pizza with the pack if you have not pre-paid. Cash and Venmo accepted.

We have partnered with the Friends of Warner Parks to complete a Conservation Service Project. We will be joining them in their mission to combat the spread of weeds and invasive species in our woodlands. We will learn how to identify and remove these non-native plants and help support regeneration of a healthy and diverse forest ecosystem. Most dens need a service project to complete their rank advancement.

FREE (Wear Class B and bring gloves)

10am-12pm*

*If interested, some of us will be brining lunch to have after and then go on a hike in the park.

Your scout will have the opportunity to learn how germs spread, how to be a forensic scientist, how to stay safe around fires, meet first responders in our community, and engage in much more including: BB Guns, Archery, Slingshot, Gaga Ball, & Play on Camp’s Fort, Pirate Ship and Castle.

If you attend you will need to bring a copy of Parts A & B of the annual health and medical record for every participant (including parents).

$20 Per Scout

$5 for Parents and non-scout siblings

Fee includes a provided lunch

Bring your custom cars and see who’s the fastest in the pack!

Races for each Den, Siblings, Parent Outlaws as well as the Pack Championship!

We’ll also have the Best Design Competition voted by the scouts!

Den meetings, pizza, and activities!

Lipscomb Academy Lower School
Cafeteria

Bring $5 per person to eat pizza with the pack if you have not pre-paid. Cash and Venmo accepted.

All Scouts are welcome to join us for an epic adventure at Camp Smashville on Saturday, February 8 hosted by the Nashville Predators

Get ready for an action-packed day with pre-game event with activities including Hockey 101, skating on the Preds ice, a scavenger hunt to earn a badge, lunch, and more concluding with an exciting Predators hockey game – all for just $82!

A meal will be provided during the day program, but NOT during the game!

Don’t miss out on this awesome experience!

11:00-11:30am Check in

12:00pm  Camp Smashville begins, and continues until 4:00pm

5:30pm  Arena Doors Open

7:00pm  Puck Drop

As Scouts, we know how fortunate we are to have a warm meal every night - whether around the campfire or at the kitchen table. And we know that not everyone is so lucky. That’s the genesis of Scouting for Food, the annual food-collection drive run by Middle Tennessee Council on first week of February each year. Scouting for Food takes place on two consecutive weekends. On the first weekend, Scouts distribute bags and/or door hangers to let their neighbors know about the drive. On the second, Scouts revisit those houses to pick up bags full of canned food, cereal, pasta, peanut butter, juice and other nonperishable items.

On February 1 you can either print your own door hangers and distribute them in your neighborhood or we will have a group meet at the Lower School and go into the surrounding neighborhoods to distribute door hangers.

On February 8 we will go back into the neighborhoods and pickup the food and bring it to the lower school before 11am. We will then drop the food off at Second Harvest Food Bank.

Scout Sunday is an annual celebration that honors the connection between Scouting and faith. Observed by Scouting America units and their affiliated religious organizations, it typically falls on the Sunday preceding February 8, the anniversary of Scouting in the U.S. On this day, Scouts participate in worship services, assist with church activities, and reaffirm their commitment to the 12th point of the Scout Law: "A Scout is Reverent." The event highlights the role of faith in fostering character development, leadership, and service among Scouts.

As Scouts, we know how fortunate we are to have a warm meal every night - whether around the campfire or at the kitchen table. And we know that not everyone is so lucky. That’s the genesis of Scouting for Food, the annual food-collection drive run by Middle Tennessee Council on first week of February each year. Scouting for Food takes place on two consecutive weekends. On the first weekend, Scouts distribute bags and/or door hangers to let their neighbors know about the drive. On the second, Scouts revisit those houses to pick up bags full of canned food, cereal, pasta, peanut butter, juice and other nonperishable items.

On February 1 you can either print your own door hangers and distribute them in your neighborhood or we will have a group meet at the Lower School and go into the surrounding neighborhoods to distribute door hangers.

On February 8 we will go back into the neighborhoods and pickup the food and bring it to the lower school before 11am. We will then drop the food off at Second Harvest Food Bank.