Mirror Mirror Network has always been more than a traditional business. Created by us, Tracy and Marco Argiro, it has grown into a living creative world—part production house, part performance venue, part event space, part modern wedding chapel, and part gathering place for people seeking something more original, personal, and community-centered. Through Mirror Mirror Network and the Electric Chapel, we have hosted live music, weddings and ceremonies, photo and video productions, private celebrations, fashion projects, performances, and creative collaborations. We have built a space where artists can experiment, families can celebrate, and people from many different backgrounds can feel welcome.

Due to changes beyond our control, we now have to leave our current location. This transition has come quickly and carries significant immediate costs, but it has also made one thing very clear: Mirror Mirror Network and the Electric Chapel are ready for a more permanent home—one that can protect what we have built while allowing the vision to fully grow. The funds raised through this campaign will help us safely move and store our chapel installations, furnishings, wardrobe, props, instruments, and production equipment; cover the immediate costs of leaving our current location; continue serving our existing wedding, event, and production clients; produce temporary pop-ups, ceremonies, performances, and creative projects during the transition; maintain essential business operations while we relocate; and support the planning, preparation, and early development needed to establish our next home.

This is not the end of Mirror Mirror Network, and the Electric Chapel is not disappearing. We are moving toward the next and most ambitious chapter of our work. Our larger vision is to create a creator-rooted cultural institution where music, art, food, ceremony, hospitality, education, family programming, and community care can exist under one roof. We envision performance and recording spaces, creative studios, classes, exhibitions, a café and hospitality program, weddings and private events, children’s programming, Sunday Sanctuary gatherings, and opportunities for artists, musicians, makers, chefs, entrepreneurs, working families, and independent creators to connect and build sustainable lives. We believe the people who create a city’s culture should have a meaningful voice in the places that support it. Instead of building another space centered only on consumption, we want to nurture creator culture: a place where people can make things, teach things, share resources, find collaborators, create income, and help one another thrive. Every contribution helps preserve years of creative work, keeps our small family-run business moving, and brings us closer to creating a lasting home for Nashville’s artists, makers, musicians, families, and dreamers. We are asking our community to help us carry this forward—and to become part of what comes next. Thank you for believing in us and supporting the creative spirit of Nashville.