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Pat Mitchell Worley April 5, 2011 No Comments
You might have heard of the 48 Hour Launch concept – a concept goes from idea to established business in the space of one weekend. And you might have heard of its film counterpart, where an idea flourishes into a completed movie project in the same amount of time. And if you have, you might [...]
This Thursday ArtsMemphis will kickoff its new Bravo Memphis season. Are you interested in Memphis arts and culture? Do you find yourself saying “there’s nothing to do in Memphis” or “I want to go out but, I want a guarenteed good time”. Well Bravo memphis is for you. Remove the intimidation factor from art events [...]
ShoWagon, the Outreach and Education Department at Theatre Memphis, will perform The Ugly Duckling in the Next Stage at Theatre Memphis on July 21, 2010 at 6pm. The 45 minute show is part of the Kids Cabaret series that allows the professional children’s theatre touring troupe to present offerings available to schools and [...]
Hosted at the midtown music central – the Hi Tone, the Memphis Hates You Fest is a two day experience in local underground talent who all share a rock-n-roll core.
“His brow is wet with honest sweat. He earn whatever he can, and looks the whole world in the face, for he owes not any man. ” – “The Village Blacksmith” Henry Wordworth Longfellow The Ornamental Metal Museum will celebrate International Blacksmith’s Day on May 22. Every year blacksmiths around the world open their doors to the [...]
One of the many beauties of Memphis is that you can turn almost any corner and your ears will be blessed with the impassioned sounds of a blues musician. But, it is not every day that you get to be in the presence of a blues legend like Buddy Guy. This Thursday, May 6th, the [...]
Pat Mitchell Worley April 7, 2010 2 Comments
As a part of Spirit of Memphis, the Memphis Music Foundation will celebrate the Memphis Music Resource Center (MMRC), the nation’s only free education facility and workspace for musicians. The festivities will center around a special Memphis stop of “Smart Touring with Martin Atkins” on April 8th at 7:00pm at the memphis Music Resource Center, [...]
Pat Mitchell Worley March 26, 2010 No Comments
The Memphis Music Foundation will present its Road to the Bluebird show at the HiTone Saturday with a free All ages show. The event features some of the Memphis acts performing on the Memphis showcase during the Tin Pan South Songwriters conference. Featured performers are Jason Freeman, Jeremy Stanfill, Joy Whitlock and Billie Worley. [...]
Luncheon Pays Tribute to Emissaries of Memphis Music “A Salute With A Purpose” The Memphis and Shelby County Music Commission will hold its second annual Emissaries of Memphis Music Power Luncheon at The Holiday Inn, 3700 Central Avenue, on Friday, March 26 from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Celebrating Women’s History Month, the Memphis & [...]
Pat Mitchell Worley December 3, 2009 No Comments
The Center for Southern Folklore Hall comes alive with the high energy music and dancing of the nationally recognized Watoto De’ Afrika with a special cameo appearance by their younger counterparts, The Funzzies. Their presentation of The Sound of Joy combines traditional and contemporary African, Caribbean, Cuban, and Hip Hop music with Jazz and Big [...]
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