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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Dewhirsts launch wreath business to teach kids marketing skills and have family fun
Tracy Dewhirst decided a couple of weeks ago to make a wreath out of some vines she found on her south Knox farm property. It turned out very pretty. So she thought she’d make one for a friend. Then … Continue reading
Filed under: Art, Downtown, Knoxville
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Market Square Farmers’ Market closes this Saturday; produce lovers look forward to spring!
After this weekend, the farmers will pack up and head back to their farms until spring, leaving us city dwellers awaiting in cold anticipation the first tender lettuce leaves and asparagus shoots. I never in a million suburb-dwelling years thought I … Continue reading
Filed under: Art, Downtown, Knoxville, Music
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Tips from the kitchen at Blackberry Farm
If you haven’t been to Blackberry Farm lately, you haven’t been to Blackberry Farm. That’s the message Blackberry’s proprietor, Sam Beall, brought to a packed house last week at the Knoxville Museum of Art. The event was a fundraiser for … Continue reading
Filed under: Art, Events, Knoxville
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Art museum suffers graffiti attack; clean-up difficult and expensive on surface made of Tennessee marble
Officials at the Knoxville Museum of Art are both angry and saddened by a graffiti attack that has disfigured the wall surrounding the museum’s sculpture garden. “It’s horrible,” said David Butler, the museum’s executive director. He said the same kind … Continue reading
Filed under: Art, Downtown, Knoxville
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Think you have all major holidays on your calendar?
Our friends Dawn and Richard Ford love holidays. They love holidays so much that if there is not a holiday when they think there should be one, they invent a holiday. Case in point: Apple Day. Apple Day started when … Continue reading
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Friction at First Friday
If, as the saying goes, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, the folks at the Market Square District Association are feeling pretty darn flattered. That is the group that came up with the idea and launched the “First Friday” program … Continue reading
Is Knoxville a literary hotbed? These folks think so
“In writing about ordinary people, you’ll find the extraordinary.” So says Rheta Grimsley Johnson, a syndicated columnist whose work has been running in the Knoxville News Sentinel for 27 years. Her column is in about 50 other papers as well. … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Journalism, Knoxville, Politics
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