Oracle is inviting Nashville residents to explore its East Bank campus plans during three days of free public events, November 12–14.

The gatherings will take place at 2300 Bowline Avenue, with different formats for people interested in the development and families looking for an outing.

Open houses on Thursday and Friday, November 12–13, run from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. and offer the same activities on both days.

Visitors can view campus models, ask questions, explore technology demonstrations, and learn about careers.

Saturday’s Community Day runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with music, food, children’s activities, and interactive experiences.

Oracle says all three days, scheduled activities, food, and beverages are free.

Registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome.

The company says parking, entry, transit, and bag information will be posted before the event, so check those details before leaving.

Pets are not permitted; service animals are welcome.

For nearby residents, the open houses provide a chance to ask practical questions about a project that will become part of their surroundings.

Career information at a community event should not be mistaken for a guaranteed interview or job offer.

Choose Thursday or Friday for the campus-focused format, or Saturday for the program Oracle identifies as having the most for children.