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TAL offers coach trip to Chattanooga
Guests will spend a day in May among art exhibits in Chattanooga. The tour highlight will be the opening reception of the Tennessee Watercolor Society’s Biennial Exhibition.
The Tennessee Art League is sponsoring a day of art in Chattanooga on May 22. The galleries of permanent and special exhibitions at the Hunter Museum of American Art [...]
Stand-up comedy to hit Roxy Stage
The stand-up show Comedy on the Cumberland, to be held at the Roxy Regional Theatre on April 13 at 7:30 p.m., bringing area comedians to the spotlight to benefit Project F.U.E.L.
The show is hosted by local radio celebrity Hank Bonecutter, host of The Bone Show on WJZM radio, and will feature the talents of Barb [...]
Athenaeum series continues with “Theatre of Therapy”
An Austin Peay State University student will cover the therapeutic impact of the theater arts later this month as part of the Library Athenaeum speaker series on campus.
At 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 16, Ricky Steven Young Jr., a senior theater major, will present “Theatre of Therapy.” He will focus on in-depth examples of productions that [...]
Kleeman Center now offering photography classes
Learn how to get the photos you want from your digital point and shoot or digital SLR camera! Kleeman Community Center will be hosting a series of Photography Classes March 29 through April 19. Local photographer and graphic designer Tammy Cunningham will teach two classes each Monday night for four weeks.
The first class for digital [...]
Finger Football tourney comes to Clarksville
Remember paper football? The football: a folded sheet of paper in the shape of a triangle. The field: a tabletop. The goal: to score a touchdown by flicking the ‘football’ across the table until a part of it hangs over the edge. Touchdown! Now, a company has brought this simple sport to a whole new [...]
John Lennon bio-pic “Nowhere Boy” to open Nashville Film Festival
Biopic about a young John Lennon will kick off 41st edition of longest-running film festival in the South
NASHVILLE, TN: Nowhere Boy, a biopic exploring the childhood of a creative, spirited and curious John Lennon growing up in post-war Liverpool, will officially kick off the Nashville Film Festival (NaFF) when it takes place April 15-22 [...]
Southern Film series continues with “The Reckoning”
The Austin Peay State University Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts and the Customs House Museum will present the independent film The Reckoning: The Battle for the International Criminal Court 2 p.m., March 6, in the Clement Auditorium on the APSU campus. Following the film, audience members will be able to [...]
“Form is Content”exhibition closes
Although harsh winter weather forced the cancellation of Form is Content opening reception, Trahern Gallery hosted a lively closing reception for the Ken Shipley exhibition. Attendance was brisk as guests moved about the exhibit space to view the individual pieces. A pleasant chatter dominated the room as the evening progressed. A wonderful artwork entitled, Lighthouse, [...]
March Listings for Tennessee Art League
Noriko Register – TAL’s March/April featured artist
Premiere Gallery –Color Through Time is the featured exhibit by Tennessee Art League’s own Noriko Register for the months of March and April. The 23 vibrant works in oil and acrylic are on display from Tuesday, March 2nd. A reception to meet the artist is scheduled [...]
Exit One: It’s all about the music
A cacophony of laughter, chatter, singing, and the clutter of teenagers draped, well, everywhere. It’s a daily scenario in the choir room at Northeast High School, where Choir Mistress Debbie Wilson corrals the energy that is teenagers in hyperdrive and turns that energy and enthusiasm into musical stage spectaculars.
This is not your average choir.
Wilson’s choir [...]
