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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Maestro Kirk Trevor returns to conduct the KSO — and eat his favorite crab cakes at Chesapeake’s!
It literally was old home week as Kirk Trevor returned to Knoxville last week to conduct the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra as part of its 75th anniversary season. Trevor, who was named music director emeritus when he concluded his 18-year stint … Continue reading
Richard Jolley gives sneak peek at his $1 million installation for Knoxville Museum of Art
The Knoxville Museum of Art has commissioned sculptor Richard Jolley to create a permanent installation in glass and metal for the walls of the museum’s Great Hall. The as-yet-untitled work is the gift of
Filed under: Art, Downtown, Knoxville
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Blue Coast Burrito Grille opens on Market Square; The Blue Streak heads there for research purposes
Blue Coast Burrito Grille, the new restaurant in the renovated historic space that used to be Gus’s restaurant (and Perry’s and Peroulas and the Gold Sun, among others, before that) opened last week with just a brief little notice on … Continue reading
Filed under: Business, Downtown, Historic preservation, Knoxville
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A sing-along with a Grammy winner = fun!
As far as I’m concerned, the very best fundraisers offer me an opportunity to purchase an experience — rather than just another dinner. That’s why I love the Knoxville Symphony League‘s Elegant Dining events. Alan and I purchased five this … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville, Music
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New York, New York!
Of course we all can book a hotel in New York City, browse the New York Times, select some plays and make a long weekend of it. Alan and I have done that several times and had great experiences each time. But … Continue reading
Filed under: Knoxville, Theater
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300 of our closest friends step back to 1947 with us at our client party in the historic Miller’s Building
To celebrate the great time we are having in our new offices in the historic Miller’s Department Store building at 445 S. Gay Street, we made “coming back to Miller’s” the theme of our annual mid-winter client party this year. … Continue reading
Filed under: Business, Downtown, Events, Historic preservation, Journalism, Knoxville, Media, Music, Politics, Public Relations, Theater
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Mardi Growl brings out the cutest faces in town!
A continual drizzle Saturday could not dampen the spirits of hundreds of dogs and their people at the 4th annual Mardi Growl dog parade in downtown Knoxville. Quite the contrary. Dogs and humans in very size, shape and variety were … Continue reading
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Purses, motorcycles, couture dresses and termites! Or, what I saw at the Women Today Expo.
Girlfriends (and brave guy friends!), get yourself over to the News Sentinel’s Women Today Expo at the Knoxville Convention Center sometime this weekend! And next year, plan to experience it as I did — during the “Women’s Wine Down” event … Continue reading
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