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APRIL MA N 2009 CE DOGWOODARTS.COM Board of Directors
Pat Murphy, President Justin Cazana, Vice President Jim Scothorn, Treasurer Dino Cartwright, Secretary
Vicki Baumgartner Sue Callaway B.J. Clark Brandon Clarke 2009 Co-Chairs Patsy Daniel Jean Greer Mike Hammond Freddy James Tom Jensen Steve Kilpatrick Ken Knight Karen Massey Deborah (Deb) W. Porter Connie Shiflett Wallace Kathy Slocum Maureen Bosch Alvin Nance Dorothy Smith Advertising Executive Executive Director Allison Sprouse WVLT -TV KCDC Amy Styles April is a great time to be in East Tennessee! Nancy Thompson Terry Tjaarda Just when pink and white blossoms announce spring’s Terry Turner arrival, the Dogwood Arts Festival returns to East Allison Uriah Tennessee celebrating the natural and cultural beauty Beatrice (Bebe) Vogel of our area. In its’49th year, the Festival is partnering Melynda Whetsel with Knoxville’s fine cultural institutions to showcase the Patrick R. Wilson region’s best performing and visual artists in a “blue jean Tom Wright to black tie” festival that has something for everyone! An exciting mix of fine art, dance, theater, crafts, historic Board Advisor tours and Americana music at its’ best offer stimulating Eddie Mannis experiences at our finest venues. The Board, staff, committee chairs and hundreds of Executive Director volunteers have planned a Festival that you will truly Lisa C. Duncan enjoy. We want to see the Dogwood Arts Festival grow Director of Development as a regional event and help establish our area as an art Lynda Evans destination. Please invite your family and friends to join Director of Programs you for our springtime celebration of the arts in Alaine McBee East Tennessee. Office Manager Pam Abernathy sssssssssssssssssssssss OUR MISSION: To help fund arts education in our schools, promote the visual and performing arts and to preserve and enhance the beauty of our region D O G W O O D A R T S F E S T I V A L Great Performances, Fine Art 009 Exhibitions, and Cultural Excursions 2 Market Square 30 Art Fair 31 Art In The Park CONTENTS Chalk Walk Support The 32 4 Festival Rhythm ‘N 33 Blooms First Friday 6 Gallery Walk Parade 38 OFFICIAL HOTEL OF THE 7 Historic Tours 39 Health & Fitness DOGWOOD ARTS FESTIVAL Art Studio Tours Great 40 Performances 8 2009 Dogwood 10 Print 46 Events Art In Public Bazillion Blooms A festival of this magnitude 11 Places 47 is possible due to strong Festival Patrons community support, corporate Art Exhibits 48 sponsors and media partners. 17 Corporate & Show your suport by sending a Dogwood Trails 49 Community donation to: 23 Partners Dogwood Arts Festival Open Gardens Cultural 106 W. Summit Hill Drive Knoville, TN 37902 | 865. 637.4561 27 Excursions 50 Dogwood Arts Festival is a 501c3 non-profit organization. dogwoodarts.com B E P A R T O F T H I S C O L O R F U L E V E N T !
D O G W O O D A R T S F E S T I V A L G R A P H I C D E S I G N P R O V I D E D B Y : M O D M E T H O D O F D E S I G N www.methodofdesign.net S U P P O R T T H E F E S T I V A L
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2009 Festival Co - Chairs Diva Luncheon Maureen Bosch Mickey Mallonee Alvin Nance A Very Special Art Festival Event Chairs Nancy Wolfe Art in Public Places Eddie Mannis Limited Edition Print Bart Watkins Lauren Karnitz
Regional Fine Art Show Dogwood Gala Denise Sanabria Juanita Cannon Victoria Lenne Gay Lyons Chris McAdoo Chalk Walk Overall Trails/Bus Tours Jim Dodson Bobbie Mabry Kathy Slocum
Trails Opening & Luncheon Bazillion Blooms Cindy Prince Amy Styles As presenting sponsor of Trails Advisory Dogwood Mile the Dogwood Arts Festival, Patsy Daniels Eric Bell ORNL Federal Credit Union’s YPK commitment to arts and the Open Gardens & Luncheon community is clear. That support Connie Wallace Bike & Blooms ranges from a strong financial Vicki Baumgartner Jay Nevans Courtney Piper backing of the festival to the Market Square dedication and Allison Uriah Art Studio Tours enthusiasm shown Carrie Cox Barbara Nicodemus by its employee Kim Henry Sheri Treadwell volunteers. Rhythm ‘n Blooms Knox County Art Teacher Exhibition According to ORNL Don Bosch Melynda Whetsel Federal Credit Union Ashley Capps President John 2010 McKittrick, it’s a Student Art Show “50th Anniversary” natural partnership. Tiffani Conner Co - Chairs Jacque Turner Mike Hammond He explains, “Dogwood Jean Greer showcases not only the natural Art in the Park beauty of East Tennessee but also Betsy Heerdt Past Co - Chairs our growing arts community and Leah Marcum-Estes Terry Tjaarda our local quality of life,” Terry Turner WDVX “It may be a visual thing from a Roger Harb The Dogwood Arts Festival is made local garden, a great painting, possible due to the passion and print, sculpture or even a unique Gallery Walk dedication of hundreds of volunteers. craft item,” he continues. “Or it Allison Sprouse The 2009 Festival Co-Chairs and their may be enjoying a performance Lindsey Hix event committees have created a spectacular festival for you. Thank you! by a local vocalist or band. Parade Either way, Dogwood is where John Brooks If you or your organization would like it all comes together in East Kitty Bracken to become involved as volunteers, go to www.dogwoodarts.com or call Tennessee. ORNL Federal Credit 637-4561. Union is proud to play a small part in it all.”
G A L L E R Y W A L K April 3 Gallery Walk 5 pm - 8 pm.
The 2009 Dogwood Arts Bliss Knoxville Museum of Art Festival will be featuring its Market Square 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive annual Gallery Walk on First 24 Market Square 525-6101 Friday, April 3, 5 pm - 8pm. 329-8868 Old City Java The gallery walk will span the Bliss Home + Art 109 S. Central Street downtown area. KAT Trolleys Market Square 523-9817 will be available to transport 29 Market Square guests to each stop. Gallery 673-6711 The Birdhouse walk participants will be 800 N. 4th Avenue highlighted with a dogwood Blount Mansion blossom trail as well as 200 W. Hill Avenue Three Flights Up having dogwood blossoms 525-2375 800 Tyson Street placed inside windows. 524-5100 Chocolate & Coffee FREE PARKING is available 327 union Avenue Unarmed Merchants after 6 PM at metered spots 688-9244 129 South Gay Street and in the Market Square, 549-5769 State Street, and Locust Deka Street garages. Bakari Gallery Inc UT Gallery 221 Cumberland Ave. 106 South Gay Street This year’s participants 582-1740 673-0802 include: Emporium Center Vagabondia & The Balcony 27 Market Square A1 Lab Arts 100 S. Gay Street 525-4842 At Fireproof Storage 523-7543 Building World Grotto Gallery 201 Randolph Street Gallery 1010 16 Market Square 113 S. Gay Street 226-2962 Abode 15 Market Square Fluorescent Gallery Yee-Haw Industries 523-5090 627 N. Central Street 413 South Gay Street 522-1752 522-1812 Art Gallery of Knoxville 317 N. Gay Street Ironwood Studios 595-4401 119 Jennings Avenue Walnut 405-0777 Vine Market
Art Market Gallery Jackson Market Square Wall Summit
422 South Gay Street Clinch Church
Knoxville Union 525-5265 Convention Center 710 Henley Street The Basement Gallery 522-5669 103 B West Jackson Avenue South Gay 437-9613 H I S T O R I C T O U R S 6 | 7 April 18 Historic Home Tours
Choice of sites offered with KAT buses T O U R S providing transportation. Route A: Blount Mansion, Mabry-Hazen
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Route B: James White Fort, Ramsey House H I S T O R C U and Marble Springs. Blount Mansion & James White Fort 200 W. Hill Ave. 9 am – 1 pm Admission: $20 by reservation only 865.525.2375 www.blountmansion.org
April 19 Historic Fourth & Gill Tour of Homes The Historic Fourth and Gill Tour of Homes offers Trails, Gardens & Historic Homes visitors the opportunity to step inside several beautiful homes from the previous century. It’s spring, and the city is in full bloom. Enjoy a walk through one of Knoxville’s pre- Rediscover its natural beauty with over 60 miere historic districts while the dogwoods are miles of trails, open gardens, camera sites, in bloom and enjoy architecture from Queen rose gardens and historic homes on display. Anne to craftsman style. This year’s featured trail is Holston Hills, Fourth & Gill neighborhood (North of down- with its vibrant, blossom-lined streets and town) dazzling residential gardens. Choose your 1 pm – 6 pm own pace—leisurely walk, brisk bicycle ride, Admission: $10 per person (under 12 free) afternoon drive or bus tour—and let nature 865.521.7155 do the rest.
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S O U T H W E S T Mighty Mud Norma Prahl Facial reconstruction narrative sculpture Sven-Erik Hansson Oil Painting Cecilia Zanetta Multi media Soo Cha’s Fine Scanlan Studio Custom Marble & Amy Kirchoff Art Studio & Gardens Design Multi media Painting Soo Cha Griffith Margaret Scanlan Bruce Bennett Rush Skinnell Painting Oil, AC, Watercolors Sculpture & Metal Smithing Architectural work Watercolor & acrylics on canvas Jessica Dockery 5412 Kingston Pike, 1501 Campbell in a natural stone, Broken China Suite 1 Station including designs Jewelry & Mosaics for gardens Knoxville, TN 37919 Knoxville, TN 37932 Adam Dockery 865.588.2888 865.693.5704 4419 Candora Ave. Raku Pottery Knoxville, TN 37920 Michael Giles 865.579.2547 Painting 2444 Sutherland Ave. Knoxville, TN 37919 865.595.1900
Richters Studio Denise Suzi Richters Stewart-Sanabria Fiber / Hand Weaver Oil Paintings, Large Nancy Roberson Drawings on Plywood Holm Court Wood Weaver / Basketmaker 1153 Edenbridge Way Shop / Resurrections 1008 Wallace Rd. Knoxville, TN 37923 Design Studio Knoxville, TN 37919 865.384.5272 Raven Toney 865.691.0656 Wood Working 4338 Edington Rd. Knoxville, TN 37920 865.356.4869 April 4 & 5 Dogwood Arts Studio Tours Marble City Glass Works Meet local artists personally and Matt Salley see them at work in their studios on Chris Szaton Glass this self-guided tour. 1045 Artella Drive 10 am – 5 pm Knoxville, TN 37920 865.257.2969 S T U D I O T O U R S
N O R T H 8 | 9 Jean Hess Peter Rose The Slocum House Mixed Media Clay Studio
Paintings 6319 Tazewell Pike Lisa Ruttan Wolff T O U R S 2405 Highland Drive Knoxville, TN 37918 Stone Carving Knoxville, TN 37918 865.689.5923 Kathy Slocum
865.219.8040 Stone Carving | S T U D I O Linda Peterson Stone Carving, Fountain City Watercolors T O U R S Stained Glass Barb Bewernitz Vicki Jarmon Appalachian Arts Wood Working Full service studio Craft Center Terri Cadmin offering custom Kathy King Wood Working stained glass Glass Fusing Martha Cummins windows, doors, lamps, Various Artists Wood turned pens repairs, restorations, Pottery, weaving, & accessories supplies & classes spinning, quilting, Sheri Treadwell 1328 Buchanan Ave. carving wood, Mosaic, Sculpture Knoxville, TN 37919 and music Nan Jacobsohn 865.688.3333 2716 Andersonville Clay Hwy. 61 Gay Morton D O W N T O W N Norris, TN 37828 Baubles, Botres 865.494.9854 & Beads Rodney C. Cash 6722 Long Metal Arts Shadow Way Metal / Iron Works Knoxville, TN 37918 2801 Johnston St. 865.688.6039 Knoxville, TN 37921 865.405.9597 Ray Snyder Rug Weaver Preston Farabow Fiber, handwoven York Havercamp Ironwork, rag rugs Clay / Potter Metal Sculpture Variety of looms, 93 Dale Rd. 119 Jennings Ave. including late Norris, TN 37828 Knoxville, TN 37917 1700s floor loom 865.696.5268 865.405.0777 2010 Emoriland Blvd. Knoxville, TN 37917 Jill Stone Studios 865.637.6573 Oils, Acrylics, Murals, Fine arts painting, Color pencil drawings Judy Brater Every masterpiece starts out as an artistic vision. If 101 West Ceramic Artist you’re interested in the creative process, the journey Jackson Ave, #11 2508 Ault Rd. by which that vision evolves into reality, you’ll enjoy Knoxville, TN 37902 Knoxville, TN 37914 Dogwood Arts Festival’s studio art tours. 865.406.1817 865.249.8743 L I M I T E D E D I T I O N
2009 Dogwood Arts Print
For the first time in the history of the Festival, the Limited Edition Fine Art Print is a dynamic, interpretive fine art photograph. “Woodruff’s on Gay Street: Knoxville, TN” taken by local photographer, Phil Savage, is a panorama of the old historic Woodruff’s building on Gay Street. Approximately 15 different shots from a wide angle lens were “sewn” and merged. The resultant distortion creates a heroic image making reference to the history and the “Renaissance” of downtown Knoxville. The photograph is copyrighted by the Dogwood Arts Festival, reproduced, numbered and signed by the artist. Phil was born in Mexico City, Mexico, growing up in South America, and Print is available for $75 at: traveling around the world before he was brought to East Tennessee by Knoxville Visitors Center, native Knoxvillian, and fellow “Hall of Famer”, Ginger Temple Baxter to 301 S. Gay Street Thompson Photo, help her coach gymnastics. Phil settled into Knoxville where he met his 2019 Middlebrook Pike wife Lisa. The Savages have been teaching and coaching children in Market Square Art Fair, gymnastics at Premier Athletics since 1980. Phil’s quiet, life-long passion April 16 – 19 with photography, influenced at an early age by his creative parents, Dogwood Arts Festival led to his acceptance into the elite photography department at Office at 865.637.4561 or Southern Illinois University where he received his B.A. in Fine Art dogwoodarts.com Photography in 1980.
D O W N T O W N K N O X V I L L E, A N E W P E R S P E C T I V E April 3 - 30 East Tennessee History Center 601 S. Gay Street A solo exhibition by photographer, Phil Savage entitled: “Downtown Knoxville, A New Perspective”. Phil Savage is the winner of the 2009 Dogwood Arts Festival Limited Edition Fine Art Print Competition. As part of the Dogwood Market Square Art Fair festivities, he will be available at the East Tennessee History Center , Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18 from noon till 5:00 pm. to personally sign limited edition prints of his award winning archival photograph, “Woodruff’s on Gay Street, Knoxville, TN”. A R T I N P U B L I C P L A C E S 10 | 11 April 3 – October 31 Art in Public Places Exhibition Art comes in all shape and sizes. Experience some of the larger variety with Art in Public Places, an annual A R T
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downtown Knoxville. The works are equal parts A R T I N P U B L C E S thought-provoking and awe-inspiring, like an outdoor art gallery strategically situated for all to enjoy. Curated by nationally-recognized sculptor Wayne Trapp, the seven-month installation brings world-class artwork to the places we live and work… in a big way! In Partnership with the City of Knoxville Public Art Committee & UT School of Art Dept. of Sculpture Krutch Park, Volunteer Landing & World’s Fair Park Opening Reception: Friday, April 3 at 5:30 pm Knoxville Convention Center Clinch Avenue Concourse If you would like to purchase a sculpture, Open All Day call 865-637-4561 or email Free admission [email protected]. 865.637.4561 www.dogwoodarts.com
April 1 Illustrated talk by Tom Otterness Internationally-renowned sculptor Tom Otterness presents highlights of three decades of work in the public arena. Otterness’s cartoonish and sometimes subversive creations--fish wearing top hats, alligators eating passersby, insects in high heels, crying giants--enliven public spaces around the world and delight millions. Second annual Sarah Jane Hardrath Kramer Lecture. Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive 6 pm Free Admission Reservations recommended 865.525.6101 x232 www.knoxart.org http://www.tomostudio.com A R T I N P U B L I C P L A C E S
Bill Brown Douglas Gruizenga Duke Oursler Window Strings Cosmopolitan Steel Welded Aluminum Painted Steel 120” x 48” x 51” 7’ x 8’ x 3’ 6.5’ x 5’ x 4’ $18,000 $14,000 $8,000 Linville Falls, North Carolina Interlochen, Michigan Pooler, Georgia [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1-828-765-6226 231-276-0074 912-341-3629
Duke Oursler Gretchen Lothrop Glenn Zweygardt Foos Grove Liminal State Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Self Weathering Steel 5.5’x 2.5’x 2.5’ 161”x 74”x 53” 120” x 92” x 30” $5,000 $20,000 $33,600 Pooler, Georgia Pittsboro, North Carolina Alfred Station, New York [email protected] Gretchenestudioatelfway.com [email protected] 912-341-3629 919-545-0280 607-478-8869 A R T I N P U B L I C P L A C E S 12 | 13 A R T |
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Jacob Stanley Jacob Stanley Jan Chenoweth Stone in Stasis Unsteady Supports Basket in Open Space 3 Sandstone, Steel, Cable Marble, Steel Tube Steel, Concrete, Pigment 9’ x 4’ x 8’ 4.5’x 3’x 5’ 9’ x 2.5’ x 3.5’ $4,000 $2,500 Chattanooga, TN Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 423-243-3778 803-840-4411 803-840-4411
Jenn Garret Jim Collins Jim Collins Currents Wheel Watcher Vol Watcher Aluminum, Steel Coated Aluminum, Steel Coated Stainless Steel 108”x 72”x 48” 5.5’ x 5’ x 20” 53”x 52”x 48” $8,000 $12,000 $10,000 Gainesville, Florida Signal Mountain, Tennessee Signal Mountain, Tennessee [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 352-359-7826 423-886-3340 423-886-3340 A R T I N P U B L I C P L A C E S
Kenneth Thompson Don’t Search For Profound Kristy Summers Leonda Finke Meaning in This Sculpture Pocket Version Standing Woman II Corten, Stainless Steel Aluminum, Cast Iron, Bronze Bronze 11.7’ x 5.3’ x 1.7’ 7’ x 7’ x 7’ 7’ x 4’ x 2.5’ $11,500 $17,000 $100,000 Blissfield, Michigan Carbondale, Illinois Knoxville, TN fl[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 517-486-4591 607-592-8324 865-603-4783
Marc Moulton Marvin Tadlock Campfire Coke is Fun II Marvin Tadlock Steel, Aluminum, Stainless Steel Stainless Steel, and Paring 14’ x 3’ x 2’ Cast Stainless Steel Steel, Stainless Steel $8,000 7.4’ x 1.8’ x 12” 9.5’ x 3.3’ x 2’ Statesboro, Georgia $15,000 $15,000 marcmoulton@georgia Bristol, Virginia Bristol, Virginia southern.edu [email protected] [email protected] 912-587-4217 276-466-7975 276-466-7975 A R T I N P U B L I C P L A C E S 14 | 15 A R T |
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Samuel Burns Wayne Trapp Wayne Trapp Mermaid Windsock Up and Over Painted Aluminum Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 123” x 99” x 32” 12’ 10’ $5,500 $15,000 $8,500 Chattanooga, Tennessee Vilas, NC Vilas, NC [email protected] 828-297-4722 828-297-4722 423-228-2992 [email protected] [email protected] A R T I N P U B L I C P L A C E S
Zophia Kneiss Davis Whitefield IV Carl Billingsley Yestiges in Play First Spring Prism ArcIV Mild Steel, Patina Painted Steel 36” x 36” x 108” 9’ x 5’ x 5’ 48” x 24” x 96” Ayden, NC $7,000 $8,500 billingsleyatelier New Tazewell, Tennessee Vilas, NC 28692 @gmail.com [email protected] 828-297-4722 252-746-3675 865-235-5446
Sculpture Sponsors CBID Pilot Corporation Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority Clayton Foundation Prestige Cleaners Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant East Tennessee Foundation TJ Development Moxley Carmichael Liz-Beth Gallery
www.pilotcorp.com A R T E X H I B I T S 16 | 17 April 3 - 25 Dogwood Arts Regional Fine Art Exhibition The Dogwood Arts Festival’s premiere, juried art exhibition reflects the deep, rich creativity of our region A R T
through an exciting collection of paintings, drawings, | printmaking, photography, and sculpture of A R T E X H I B S various media. 128 S. Gay Street Open First Friday, April 3, 5pm - 9pm, Wed. - Sat. 10am - 5pm Free Admission 865.637.4561 www.dogwoodarts.com When it comes to creativity, First Tennessee understands that there are no age limits. “First Tennessee recognizes April 3 - 30 May 1 -18 that providing the Dogwood Arts Student Art Show Exhibit moves to select opportunity to experience Pablo Picasso once said, First Tennessee visual and performing “Every child is an artist. The problem Financial Centers arts enriches lives and builds a stronger is how to remain an artist once we community,” explains Pam grow up.” If this true, artists and 4805 Kingston Pike, Knoxville Fansler, president of First art-appreciators of all ages will have Tennessee-Knoxville. “That’s something to learn from the Student 5225 Broadway, Knoxville why we’re proud to sponsor Art Show. The exhibition features the the Dogwood Arts Festival work of gifted artists from local 4416 Chapman Highway, 2009 Student Art show, an event that highlights the elementary, middle and high school Knoxville work of gifted art teachers students on display at the Knoxville from area elementary, Convention Center and First 7741 Asheville Highway, middle and high schools. Tennessee Bank locations. Awards Knoxville Art teachers nominate will be presented to the students for their skill, talent and dedication.” best-of-the-best to encourage further 11685 Parkside Drive, The selected art features development of these students’ Farragut both traditional and artistic aptitude. non-traditional work and Knoxville Convention Center 101 West Broadway, will be exhibited at the 701 Henley Street Maryville Knoxville Convention Open First Friday, April 3 5:00 – 9 pm, Center from April 23-30 and at select First Tennessee Awards ceremony at 7 pm 1112 West 1st North Street, Financial Centers from Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm Morristown May 4-18. Free admission 865.637.4561 www.dogwoodarts.com
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Through April 19 Josh Simpson: A Visionary Journey in Glass This exhibit follows the career of this self-taught master from his early traditional pieces to spectacular multi-layered works of the present. The selection of more than 100 objects documents his fascination with undersea life, astronomy, and the pure process of glass blowing. Sponsored by: National Endowment for the Arts, Tennessee Arts Commission, the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass, and Friends of Contemporary Glass. Media sponsors include: AT&T Real Yellow Pages, digital media graphix, Method Bureau, WBIR Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive Free admission 865.525.6101 April 3 - 18 www.knoxart.org Hei Park – Recent Photographs Hei Park presents her inaugural solo exhibition of fine art black and white photography. Her hauntingly personal and deeply introspective images invite viewers into her world and asks them to consider their own. Three Flights Up Gallery 800 Tyson St. Opening Reception First Friday April 3 5-10 pm Gallery Hours – Thurs/Fri – 12-6 pm, Sat 12-4 pm Free Admission 865-524- 5100 gallery@threeflightsup.com
Through May 3 River of Gold: Precolumbian Treasures from Sitio Conte Traveling exhibition from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Sponsored by: Lucille S. Thompson Family Foundation Frank H. McClung Museum 1327 Circle Park Drive Monday – Saturday 9 am - 5 pm and Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm Free admission 865.974.2144 http://mcclungmuseum.utk.edu A R T E X H I B I T S 18 | 19 April 3 Joe Parrott + Brad Bittle New Works Stop in and meet these two Knoxville artists and best friends as they pair up in this fun First Friday event. Joe Parrott will present his current collection of Knoxville street A R T
scene paintings plus he will be including Charleston street scene paintings. Brad Bittle |
will show off his love for wood in recent turned vessels in all shapes and sizes. A R T E X H I B S Hanson Gallery 5607 Kingston Pike 5- 8 pm Admission is free 865.584.6097 www.hansongallery.comwww.hansongallery.com
Daily Art & Architecture A self-guided tour of more than 40 works in various mediums from local, regional, national and international artists celebrating the richness and diversity of East Tennessee. The collection which encompasses two floors of the building reflects the alluring environment of the area, the enduring majesty of our mountains, and the vitality of our cities and towns. Knoxville Convention Center 701 Henley Street Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm. Nights & weekends vary based upon event schedule. Free Admission 865.522.5669 www.knoxvilleconventioncenter.com
April 3 - 30 AIA East Tennessee Architecture on Display Display of work by local architects at the East Tennessee Community Design Center and the Knoxville Downtown Design Studio. Brochures available for self- guided AIA Top Fifteen Buildings. 500 Gay Street Free Admission 637-5003 www.aiaetn.org A R T E X H I B I T S
Daily April 3 - 24 One Ton Tennessee Marble Show UT School of Arts Ceramics Eight sculptures, weighing at least a ton A new group exhibition featuring each, all by different artist made from recent works by students of the TN Marble. Each placed in a different University of Tennessee’s Ceramics location in the UT Gardens so that the program in the School of Art. elements of garden design and plant Emporium Center color, texture, and form accentuate 100 S. Gay Street the beauty of each sculpture. Opening reception on UT Gardens Friday, April 3, 5:00-9:00 pm Neyland Drive Gallery hours: (next to UT Veterinarian School) Monday-Friday 9 am – 5 pm Open daylight hours with additional hours on Free Admission Saturday, April 4, 11 am – 3 pm 865.974.7972 Free admission http://utgardens.tennessee.edu 865.523.7543 www.knoxalliance.com
April 3 Perspective: The Art of Repurpose An exhibit of local artists recycled and eco-friendly work. Also, enjoy music from the home of award- winning WDVX radio station, April 3 – 21 live and on - air during First Friday. Top 40! Exhibition Knoxville Visitor Center A new group exhibition of 2-D and 301 S. Gay Street 3-D works that will be posted on the 5-9 pm internet and selected by the general Free Admission public and art enthusiasts around the 865.523.7263 world! A fun and low-pressure www.knoxville.org exhibition with on-site “voting”, continuing at the opening reception on Friday, April 3, 5:00-9:00 PM. The April 17, 18 & 19 attending public will use their spare Uniquely Knoxville Sampler A Uniquely Knoxville Arts & Crafts change to choose the Exhibit featuring local artists, “People’s Choice Awards” – crafters, locally grown foods, a winner-take-all for the demonstrations, entertainment and special recognition. merchandise. Emporium Center Knoxville Visitor Center 100 S. Gay Street 301 S. Gay Street Gallery hours: April 17 & 18 11 am – 8 pm, Monday-Friday 9 AM – 5 PM with April 19 12 - 5 pm additional hours on Free admission Saturday, April 4, 11 AM – 3 PM. 865.523.7263 Free admission www.knoxville.org 865.523.7543 www.knoxalliance.com A R T E X H I B I T S
April 20 - 25 April 24 Prints from Poland UT Graphic Design Senior Show A long awaited exhibition of a group of A one-day show featuring works 2 0| 21 printmakers that will be visiting the University by graduating seniors of the of Tennessee, Knoxville. The gallery is University of Tennessee’s Graphic presenting an entire exhibition of their work, Design program in the with a Special Reception for the artists on School of Art. A R T
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Three Flights Up Gallery 100 S. Gay Street A R T E X H I B S 800 Tyson St. 6 pm – 9 pm Gallery Hours – Thurs/Fri – 12-6pm, Sat 12-4pm Free Admission Free Admission 865.523.7543 865-524- 5100 www.knoxalliance.com gallery@threeflightsup.com
April 21 - August 9 Arms, Legs, Feet, Heart & Soul: The Cumberland Furniture Guild This exhibit celebrates the surprising variety and rich talents of the finest furniture makers residing in Middle and East Tennessee. Sponsored by: AT&T Real Yellow Pages, digital media graphix, Method Bureau, WBIR Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive Free Admission 865.934.2039 www.knoxart.org
April 21 - May 3 The Art Market Gallery Annual Member’s Auction Bid in a silent auction of over 50 works of original art by Art Market Gallery members. Choose from paintings, glass work, jewelry, pottery, wood designs and more! The Art Market Gallery 422 S. Gay Street First Friday, April 3, 5:30 – 9 pm Tues. – Sat. 11 am – 6 pm, Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm Admission: Free 865.525.5265 www.artmarketgallery.net A R T E X H I B I T S
Through April 17 April 24- July 31 Photography of Mike Naney & Clown Collection Barns, Yarns, and Landmarks Trained as a geologist, Naney’s interest in science The exhibit will include photographs influences his choice of photographic subject material. of historic barns and farm Using a camera since age eight, he uses his camera equipment from the area, country today to document geologic observations in the field as inspired loom creations and well as to record natural beauty. The clown collection is weavings, and also photographs of on loan from Loretta Bradley, Folklife Museum local historical landmarks. Committee member. Farragut Folklife Museum Farragut Folklife Museum located inside Farragut Town Hall located inside Farragut Town Hall 11408 Municipal Center Drive 11408 Municipal Center Drive Monday- Friday 10 am- 4:30 pm Monday- Friday 10 am- 4:30 pm Free Admission Free Admission 865.966.7057 865.966.7054
Through April 24 Southern Appalachian Photography Club and the Knoxville Book Arts Guild Visitors will have the opportunity to view both fine photography and exceptionally crafted hand-made books. Fountain City Art Center 213 Hotel Ave. Tues & Thurs 9 am – 5 pm Wed & Fri 10 am – 5 pm Sat 9 am – 1 pm. Free Admission 865.357.2787 www.fountaincityart.org
May 1 – 29 Dogwood Arts Knox County Art Educators’ Exhibition Every day, Knox County art teachers devote their time and energy to cultivating creativity in their students. The Knox County Art Educators Exhibition gives these same teachers an opportunity to nourish and showcase their own artistic talents. In addition, a special awards ceremony will reward the top three exhibitors UT Gallery 106 S. Gay Street Sponsored by: Wed. – Fri. 11 am – 6 pm, Sat. 10 am – 3 pm Free Admission Tapestry by Lauren Kurrso 865.637.4561 5220 Homberg Drive www.dogwoodarts.com 865-588-0738 2008 BEST OF SHOW WINNER
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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. AVENUE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MORNINGSIDE SIGN CIRCLE BEGINS HERE LAURANS AVENUE N GRONER DRIVE N HILL AVENUE HILL Our Nations Flower The Rose Gardens. Our Featured Gardens for 2009
Rose Gardens Open Weekends May 9 & 10th A special treat for Mother’s Day, this garden tour is not one to be missed. There is no admission to view the gardens. For more information, visit www.tennesseerosesociety.org. & May 16 & 17 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Spruiell 917 Hayslope Drive, 37919 (Westmoreland Hills) 9705 Tunbridge Lane, 37922 (Seven Oaks) A beautiful garden of hybrid tea roses A beautiful garden landscaped with stone with more than 200 specimens Dr. Stephen & Mrs. Hannah Franklin of over 100 varieties of roses 6334 Rudder Falls Way, 37919 (Rocky Hill) Formal garden of hybrid teas Jim & Kathy Brennan 525 Altamira Drive, 37934 (Farragut) Mrs. Jane Witherspoon Hybrid tea and grandiflora roses. 7330 Manderly Way, 37909 (Buckingham) Beds of all varieties with lovely use of climbers Michael & Mary Bates 513 Altamira Drive, 37934 (Farragut) Mr. and Mrs. William Slagle perennial and woodland garden with climbing 941 Laurel Hill Road, 37923 (Belmont West) and shrub roses, over one hundred hybrid teas and Beautiful rose garden featuring many varieties floribundas.
Rose Show on May 23rd Dedication of the Sam & Mary Anne Beall at the UT Plant Bio-tech Building Rose Garden Please join us as we celebrate our beloved Sunday, May 17th at 1:30 rose with The East Tennessee Festival of Roses UT Gardens - Agricultural Campus show sponsored by the Tennessee Rose Neyland Drive east of Veterinary College Society and Holston Rose Society, See and Dr. Mark Windham, Plant Pathologist of UT, enjoy many new varieties including those has spent many years testing a no-spray collection of roses that will be featured in that are considered “easy care roses.” Not the new rose garden along with hybrid teas, only will you see lots of roses, you will meet floribundas, grandifloras, miniatures, shrubs, many rose growers who can answer your antique selections, and climbers. Visitors will rose cultivar questions. also be treated to seeing future releases of UT Rose Sale new rose cultivars from producers around Saturday, May 16th 10:00 to 4:00 the country. Sunday May 17th at the end of the dedication O P E N G A R D E N S
RESIDENTIAL OPEN GARDENS RESIDENTIAL CAMERA SITES 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily during festival 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily during festival
NORTH Bill and Ginger Baxter NORTH Van & Tanya Young 3901 Sam Cooper Road, 37918 (Halls) 5014 Hedgewood Lane, 37918 (Smithwood) Mike and Barbara Cruze Beverly Acres Entrance (also water feature) off Shannondale Road, 37918 (Beverly Acres) 2324 Rifle Range Road, 37918 Doug and Oda Wyatt (Fountain City) 5901 Parkdale Road, 37912 (Ft. City-Panorama) Kevin Fincher & Jonathon Repass Stephanie and Art Clancy, III 1624 North Hills Boulevard, 37917 1816 North Hills Boulevard, 37917 (North Hills) (North Hills) Chris and Donna Hundley Lloyd Ronnie King 3100 Kenilworth Lane, 37917 (North Hills) 1629 North Hills Boulevard, 37917 (North Hills) Nea and Ralph Wolfenbarger SOUTH Rick Hill 3211 Fountain Park Boulevard, 37917 6014 Kaywood Drive, 37920 (Lake Forest) (North Hills) EAST Mr. Al Gill SOUTH Dr. Richard Gillespie 4920 Shady Dell Trail, 37914 (Holston Hills) 2117 Manor Drive, 37920 (Lakemoor Hills) Monte and Anne Whitney Stanley WEST Laurel Church of Christ 3029 Davenport Road, 37920 3457 Kingston Pike, 37919 Driveway north of Stanley’s Greenhouses National Wildlife Federation Certified Garden Neal and Dena Pinsker EAST Dr. Jimmy Milan 722 Bluff Drive, 37919 (Sequoyah Hills) 5205 Green Valley Road, 37914 (Holston Hills) Dr. Tucker & Claire Gentry 640 Kenesaw Avenue, 37919 (Sequoyah Hills) Bob and Lori Golden Stryer WEST Mr. and Mrs. James Taulbee (also water feature) 2141 Cherokee Blvd., 37919 2345 Cherokee Boulevard, 37919 (Sequoyah Hills) (Sequoyah Hills) Rick Gentry J. D. “Bud” and Carolyn Mynatt 609 Blows Ferry Road, 37919 (Sequoyah Hills) (water feature) 7133 Wellington Drive, 37919 (Deane Hill) David and Jeannine Alley 8412 Corteland Dr., 37909 (West Hills) West Hills Baptist Church 409 Winston Road, 37909 (West Hills) FARRAGUT Mark and Lisa Caldwell Lena Peroulas 11617 Georgetown Drive, 37934 (Village Green) 651 Broome Road, 37909 (West Hills) Fox Den Entrance Fox Den at Kingston Pike, 37934 Fox Den Country Club 12284 North Fox Den Drive, 37934 Diedrich and Caroline Woodring 11509 South Monticello Drive, 37934 (Village Green) O P E N G A R D E N S
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Agriculture Campus 28 | 29 NORTH Pratt’s Country Store Neyland Drive east of Veterinary College 3100 Tazewell Pike, 37918 (closed Sunday) Stevens Mortuary Garden Dedication of our only public Rose Garden
1304 Oglewood, 37918 Sunday, May 17th, at 1:30 G A R D E N S Dedication of the Sam &Mary Anne Beall rose SOUTH Dogwood Animal Hospital garden will be held in the UT Gardens. Dr. Mark 5900 Chapman Highway, 37921 Windham, Plant Pathologist of UT, has spent many Stanley’s Greenhouses years testing a no-spray collection of roses that |
3105 Davenport Road, 37920 will be featured in the new rose garden along with N O R T H hybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras, miniatures, shrubs, antique selections, and climbers. Visitors EAST McDonald’s Restaurant Central Office will also be treated to seeing future releases of new
2501 E. Magnolia Avenue, 37914 | S O U T H E A W rose cultivars from producers around the country. There will be a UT Rose Sale on Saturday, May 16th from 10:00 to 4:00 and Sunday May 17th at the end of the dedication PUBLIC GARDENS Please join us as we celebrate our beloved rose Walking trails may be found in these gardens. with The East Tennessee Festival of Roses, a rose show sponsored by the Tennessee Rose Society DOWNTOWN Charles E. Krutch Park and Holston Rose Society, on May 23rd at the UT Clinch and Union, 37902 Plant Bio-tech Building. Public viewing begins at Ivan Racheff House & Gardens Noon-5:00 with no admission. This will give the Clinch and Union, 37902 public an opportunity to see and enjoy many new Hours: 9-4 Gardens varieties including those that are considered “easy UT Gardens –Agricultural Campus care roses.” Not only will you see lots of roses, you Neyland Drive east of Veterinary College will meet many rose growers who can answer your Hours: Daylight rose cultivar questions.
SOUTH Ijams Nature Center 2915 Island Home Avenue, 37920 Hours: Daylight
EAST Holston Hills Community Park Chilhowee Drive and Holston Hills Road Hours: Daylight - Camera Site Knoxville Botanical Gardens and Arboretum 2743 Wimpole Ave., 37914 Hours: Daylight Directions: knoxgarden.org
FARRAGUT Campbell Station Park & Farragut Library 417 N. Campbell Station Road, 37934 Hours: Daylight M A R K E T S Q U A R E A R T F A I R
April 16 – 19 Market Square Art Fair M A R K E T S Q U A R E During the Market Square A R T I S T S Art Fair, downtown’s historic Jean & Roxann Chalfant gathering place will be Julie O’Neal transformed into a lively street Will Byers fair, bustling with sights, sounds Donna Enders and smells the whole family will York Haverkamp enjoy. Visitors can peruse arts and crafts booths against Judy Lynn a backdrop of live entertainment. A Chalk Walk is new Kent & Becki VanCleave for this year and promises to add an extra splash of color Harriet M. Dobbins underfoot. On Saturday and Sunday, whether you’re Angela Wampler hungry for festive cuisine or culture, Art Fair has your fix. Tammy & Don Straut Charlie Yowell Paula Marksbury Market Square Entertainment Schedule Tami Zahnder Lisa Gifford Mueller Friday Saturday Sunday Shawn Bungo April 17th April 18th April 19 Matt Salley/Chris Szaton Bill & Kay Langer 10:30 - 11:30 am 10:30 - 11:15 am WDVX Clinch Tracy Gebhart Oriental Fusion The Suzuki Violins River Karen Dwyer Dance Troup Breakdown Rolf & Andrea Ludden 11:35 - 12:20 pm Featuring Betsy Carr 12:00 - 1:00 pm The Cheeksters homegrown Blue Plate Michele Richards old time and Dee Sharp Special at SQ 12:40 - 1:20 pm bluegrass Clint Hawthrone Room Elmwood Robert & Dolores Wells music James Thompson Lauritz 1:00 - 2:00 pm 1:30 - 2:20 pm Live on Janis Wilkey Walker Hayes The Who’s Tommy Market Eddie Powell Square William Britten 4:00 - 5:00 pm 2:40 - 3:40 pm Noon - 5 pm Bruce Cole Knoxville Jazz JC and The Dirty Fred Draper Orchestra Smokers Keith Mooney Clay Thurston 5:00 - 6:00 pm 4:00 - 5:00 pm Colette Souder Cruz Conteras Elizabeth Cook Sponsored by: Cindy Heinemann James & Linda Thoma 6:20 - 7:45 pm 5:20 - 6:25 pm Jim McGie The Hackensaw Sam Quinn and Joseph R. Compton Boys The Japan Ten Jimmy Fortenberry Janis Proffitt 8:10 - 10:00 pm 6:45 - 8:00 pm Michael Lee Dynamites Wild Sweet Lizz Harris Featuring Orange Terri Cadman & Martha Cummins Charles Walker Harold G. Lane 8:30 - 10:00 pm The Chillbillies A R T I N T H E P A R K
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Raku Firing M A R K E T S Q U A R E A R T F A I R | A R T I N T H E P A R K Jewelry Making - silver casting, pewter casting, bead weaving, silver smithing Fiber – Quilting, crotchet, and/or felting Painting – plein aire or other Interactive arts and hands on activities include: Linoleum Cut Prints Jewelry Making - beading S T R E E T P E R F O R M E R S Artist Trading Cards – collage, painting, provided by stamping, cutting, punching, etc. SMOKY MOUNTAIN PALACE THEATER Stamped/glass slub magnets Paper Quilts Foothills Craft Guild Knoxville Arts & Fine Artist Demonstrations Schedule Crafts Center Friday, April 17 Variety of artists Tim Weber - Wheel-thrown Clay demonstrating painted Karen Noggle - Leather Sculpture furniture, beading, small Saturday, April 18 sculptured items Hugh Bailey - Clay Sculpture and and painting. Pottery Sheila Kriebel - The Art of Perfumerie Knox County Library Gay Bryant - Printmaking and Various art activities Folk Art Sunday, April 19 Guest artist on Friday Pat Thomas - Silk Painting and Lisa Ruttan Wolff, Denise May - Beadwork Jewelry stone carving
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HISTORY OF STREET PAINTING: April 16 Thought to have Street Painting Workshop originated in Italy Lee Jones is conducting a workshop in the 16th century, on the history of street painting and will street painting is a give instruction and tips on working with growing event at many chalk pastels. community festivals. Knoxville Museum of Art Originally, the artwork 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive was of a religious 6 pm nature, therefore Free admission the artists were called, “Madonnari”. April 18 - 19 Vagabond artists would Dogwood Arts Chalk Walk - NEW in 2009 travel throughout Italy Dogwood Arts first Chalk Walk will feature large between festivals street paintings created by professional and living solely on the student artists of all ages and levels. coins tossed onto or Market Square, Krutch Park & Extension next to their drawings Sat. 8 am - 6 pm & Sun. 8 am - 5 pm as homage to the Free admission Madonna or possibly 865.637.4561 to their abilities. If you would like to participate For centuries the download an application at Madannari were true dogwoodarts.com folk artists, but suffered a decline after World Chalk provided by: Jerry’s Artarama War II.
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East Tennessee’s musical history is as rich as M U S I C it is varied. Dogwood Arts Festival celebrates this heritage with Rhythm ‘N Blooms, musical |
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nationally-renowned artists whose work falls R H Y T M ‘N B L O S under the broad banner of “Americana” music – a genre that spans country, blues, jazz, rock, bluegrass, and folk and is generally characterized by a strong sense of musical tradition even as it may expand beyond traditional musical boundaries. Rhythm N Blooms is produced in partnership with Knoxville Americana Music Foundation, AC Entertainment and WDVX radio.
April 2 The Academy is… Acoustic Tour The Square Room 4 Market Square 8:00 pm 544-4144 www.myspace.com/thesquareroom
April 2 North Mississippi All Stars In 1996, brothers Luther (guitar, mandolin, vocals) and Cody Dickinson (drums, sampling) formed the North Mississippi Allstars with bassist Chris Chew. Originally from Fayette County, Tennessee, the brothers and their family moved to northern Mississippi, where the boys soaked up the region’s country-blues sound. That sound became the chief inspiration for the Allstars, but the group mixes in a rock edge, an alternative aesthetic, and a trad-rock jam-band sensibility. Bijou Theatre 803 S. Gay Street 8:00 pm Admission: $16.50 523-2665 www.knoxbijou.com R H Y T H M ‘N B L O O M S
April 3 Bela Fleck – The Africa Project Banjo master Bela Fleck brings to the stage some of the Africa¹s most talented musicians, featuring Toumani Diabate (considered by many to be the greatest kora player in the world), D¹Gary of Madagascar, Vusi Mahlasela and Anania Ngoliga. As featured in Fleck’s award-winning documentary, Throw Down Your Heart, these players celebrate the beautiful and complex sounds of banjo music, both American and African.
April 3 Alive After Five Alvin Jett & The Phat Noiz Blues Band From St. Louis, MO. Sponsored by: ORNL Federal Credit Union, Cherokee Distributing Co., WDVX-89.5 FM, Knoxville News Sentinel, WVLT-TV The Great Hall of the Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Historic Tennessee Theatre Admission: $9.00 General; 604 South Gay Street $5.00 – KMA members & Students w/ID; 8pm Free 17 & under Admission: $30 & $40 plus applicable service fees 865.934.2039 865-684-1200 www.knoxart.org www.tennesseetheatre.com
April 4 Matt Wertz The Square Room 4 Market Square Doors open at 8:00 pm Admission: $12 in advance, $15 at the door 865-544-4144 www.myspace.com/thesquareroom R H Y T H M ‘N B L O O M S 34 | 3 5 April 8 The Knoxville Jazz Orchestra presents Tribute to Miles Davis
Featuring trumpeter Terell Stafford. Trumpeter Miles M U S I C Davis is one of jazz music’s most celebrated artists. This special tribute highlights music from across his |
career, including his memorable collaborations with Gil Evans: Sketches of Spain, Miles Ahead, Porgy R H Y T M ‘N B L and Bess and Quiet Nights. Sponsored by: Harold and Evelyn R. Davis Memorial Foundation; WUOT 91.9 FM; WVLT-TV; Metro Pulse; Knoxville Magazine
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803 S. Gay Street O M S 8 pm Admission: Adult $24.50 & Student $15 plus applicable service fees April 10 865.-573.-3226 David Cook with Ryan Star www.knoxjazz.org The Square Room 4 Market Square April 9 Doors open at 7:30 pm Sundown in the City Admission: $25 Luke Bryan 544-4144 Market Square in the heart of www.myspace.com/thesquareroom downtown Knoxville April 10 6 pm Dirty Guv’nahs Free The Bijou Theatre 803 South Gay Street April 10 Doors Open 7:00 pm Alive After Five Admission: $10; $8 with a student ID Philppe LeJenne Jazz, blues and boogie-woogie (865)684-1200 pianist from Toulouse,France. Sponsored by: ORNL Federal Credit Union, April 16 Cherokee Distributing Co., WDVX-89.5 FM, Sundown in the City Knoxville News Sentinel, WVLT-TV Cowboy Mouth The Great Hall of the Market Square in the heart of Knoxville Museum of Art downtown Knoxville 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive 6 pm 5:30pm – 8:00 pm Free Admission: $9.00 General; $5.00 – KMA members & Students w/ID; Free 17 & under 865.934.2039 www.knoxart.org R H Y T H M ‘N B L O O M S
April 17 Alive After Five The Chuck Beattie Band Blues and R&B from Asheville, NC. Sponsored by: ORNL Federal Credit Union, Cherokee Distributing Co., WDVX-89.5 FM, Knoxville News Sentinel, WVLT-TV The Great Hall of the Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Admission: $9.00 General; $5.00 – KMA members & Students w/ID; Free 17 & under 865.934.2039 www.knoxart.org
April 23 Sundown in the City Karl Denison’s Tiny Universe Market Square in the heart of downtown Knoxville 6 pm Free
April 18 Wilco 2009 is shaping up to be another historic year for the Chicago rock band Wilco, the group formed by guitarist and songwriter Jeff Tweedy in the mid-1990s. 2009 will see the release of a new studio album, their seventh. It follows their Grammy- nominated 2007 recording Sky Blue Sky (which followed their 2005 double Grammy winner, A Ghost is Born). Recordings have been underway at the band’s Chicago studio, The Loft. Tennessee Theatre 604 S. Gay Street Admission: $33.50 523-2665 www.tennesseetheatre.com L I V E O N M A R K E T S Q U A R E
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1:00 - 2:00 pm Walker Hayes FREE 36 | 3 7 4:00 - 5:00 pm Knoxville Jazz Orchestra 5:00 - 6:00 pm Cruz Conteras TO THE 6:20 - 7:45 pm The Hackensaw Boys
8:10 - 10:00 pm Dynamites Featuring Charles Walker PUBLIC M U S I C April 18 |
10:30 - 11:15 am The Suzuki Violins R H Y T M ‘N B L O S 11:35 - 12:20 pm The Cheeksters April 19 12:40 - 1:20 pm Elmwood WDVX Clinch River Breakdown 2:40 - 3:40 pm JC and The Dirty Smokers Featuring homegrown old time 4:00 - 5:00 pm Elizabeth Cook and bluegrass music In the heart 5:20 - 6:25 pm Sam Quinn and The Japan Ten of downtown Knoxville. 6:45 - 8:00 pm Wild Sweet Orange Free to the public 8:30 - 10:00 pm The Chillbillies Noon- 5 pm W D V X B L U E P L A T E S P E C I A L L I V E O N S T A G E M O N D A Y - T H U R S D A Y F R I D A Y S K N O X V I L L E V I S T O R C E N T E R T H E S Q U A R E R O O M 3 0 1 S. G A Y S T R E E T 4 M A R K E T S Q U A R E
April 1: Chet O’Keefe and the Farmer’s Co-op April 3: Jill Andrews/ Rubber April 2: Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Principal Knife Gang Quartet/ Kacey Jones April 10: Julie Lee/ Eric Brace & April 6: Brian Ashley Jones/Bonnie Bishop Peter Cooper
April 7: Sara Jean Kelley April 17: TBA April 8: The Dirty Guv’nahs April 24: Coco and Lafe/ Joe April 9: Claude Bourbon/ Chris Castle LaMay & Sherrie Reese April 13: Jason C Walker/ Leslie Dysinger & Fred Eaglesmith April 14: Carl Snow’s Summer of Love April 15: Jon LaDeau April 16: Caroline Doctorow/ Rebecca Pronsky Come be part of the WDVX studio April 20: Will West audience and enjoy live music as they April 21: The Fox Hunt did years ago during the Mid-day April 22: Duke Brown Merry-go-round. Noon – 1 pm. Free April 23: Vanessa Boyd/ Y’uns Admission. April 27: TBA April 28: TBA April 29: Karen Layne/ Bex Marshall April 30: Danger Muffin R H Y T H M ‘N B L O O M S
April 24 Alive After Five Justin Thompson Swingin’ jazz and pop from New York City Sponsored by: ORNL Federal Credit Union, Cherokee Distributing Co., WPVX-89.5 FM, Knoxville News Sentinel, WVLT-TV The Great Hall of the Knoxville Museum of Art 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Admission: $9.00 General; $5.00 – KMA members & Students w/ID; Free 17 & under 865.934.2039 April 29 www.knoxart.org Tennessee Shines Tennessee Shines showcases music April 29 from the Appalachian Foothills to Gavin DeGraw Acoustic with the Mississippi delta and beyond, by Honey Honey well-known nationally recognized The Square Room artist as well as up-and-coming artist 4 Market Square who reflect our regions varied artistic Doors open at 7:00 pm culture. Hosted by Grammy-winning Admission: $21 in advance, singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale, $23 at the door Tennessee Shines broadcast live from 544-4144 the Bijou Theatre on the last www.myspace.com/thesquareroom Wednesday of every month. Sponsored by: Pilot & April 30 Clayton Bank & Trust Sundown in the City Bijou Theatre Big Head Todd & The Monsters 803 S. Gay St. Market Square in the heart of 7 pm downtown Knoxville Admission: $10 advance/$15 door plus 6 pm applicable service fees Free 865.684.1200 www.knoxbijou.com
Corporate SponsorS: UT Medical Center Bosch Law Firm Dewhirst Properties P A R A D E 38 | 39 April 24 Dogwood Arts Parade Downtown on Gay Street
7pm E V E N T S Visitors will come from near and far to line the streets of downtown |
Knoxville for the Dogwood Arts Parade. Marching bands, decorated P A R D E floats, giant helium balloons and performing arts groups make the hour-long Parade one of the Festival’s most exciting festivities. It’s a living, breathing celebration of art, nature Presenting Sponsor: and community floating down Gay Street. Parade Grand Marshall: Mary Costa
After the parade, participate in Covenant Health’s Dogwood Mile. Register in advance at www.racedayevents.com for $15 or on April 24 at Market Square 5:30 – 8:15 pm for $20. Kids 7-12 are $10.
Corporate Sponsors: Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant Food City Dixie Homecrafters Rocky Top Market
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See how fast you can run the mile down Gay Street. Post-race party on Market Square with music by Brendon James Wright and the Wrongs, refreshments, food vendors & more. Produced in partnership with YPK. 1"1 Friday, April 24 @ 8:30 pm Immediately following the Dogwood Parade. Downtown Knoxville - Gay Street .) 1 Entry is $15 adults, $10 children ages 7-12 (add $5 if registering day of race) # Each runner receives a t-shirt and goody bag. ! $ Register at www.racedayevents.net or at Market Square on Friday, April 24, 5:30 – 8:15 pm ! ! ! " % Bikes and Blooms Ride the Sequoyah Dogwood Trail 7 .21 1 ( Saturday, April 11 at 9am *1 46 #( $02.6%14 2 . $ 21(6 Meet at Laurel Church of Christ parking lot /1! - 2121'.)1 3457 Kingston Pike /1, *. 1'(1 - 4 6 Participation is free. Bike route maps for five of the Dogwood Trails are available online at www.dogwoodarts.com 7())1 ).. 1' ).1,( (2 and at the bike ride. ( -/1. #' . 6$ 1 --( 6)..4 * .*4..("1(. /1 316. 3 ( . +.6/. 1' Presenting Sponsor: /1 6. !1, $021
7)1 '1 * (2' . (-.1 .3 . , & %.4 ( .53 1 - /1 ()1.-- . .. “Covenant Health is pleased to introduce an important new new health and fitness component to the Dogwood Arts Festival,” said Tony Spezia, president and CEO of Official Health Covenant Health. “ One of the goals of our & Fitness Sponsor sponsorship is to help fulfill the Covenant Health mission of improving the health and quality of life in our communities. By providing festival programs that promote health and physical activity, we can raise public awareness of the important benefits of a healthy lifestyle.” G R E A T P E R F O R M A N C E S 40 | 41 April 2 An Evening of Classic Lily Tomlin Lily Tomlin, one of America’s foremost comedians, continues to venture across an ever-widening range of media, starring P E R F O M A N C E S in television, theatre, motion pictures, animation, and video. Tomlin comes to the historic Tennessee Theatre to bring you the classic comedic material we all know and love. Sponsored by: Lexus of Knoxville Historic Tennessee Theatre 604 South Gay Street
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Admission: $46.50 - $59.50 plus applicable service fees C O M E D Y 865.684.1200 www.tennesseetheatre.com
April 3 Louis CK Comedian Louis C.K. got his start when he moved to New York City in 1989 and began appearing on as many of the numerous televised stand-up programs being shot in the city as possible. Later, he became one of the original writers for the wildly irreverent Conan O’Brien Show when it premiered in 1993. C.K. later worked for The Late Show With David Letterman and all the while continued to gain popularity as a talented comedian. Bijou Theatre 803 S. Gay Street 8:00 pm C O M E D Y Admission: $31 523-2665 www.knoxbijou.com
April 13 An Evening with David Sedaris With his sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, David Sedaris has become one of the preeminent humor writers in America. The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today. Historic Tennessee Theatre 604 South Gay Street 8:00 pm Admission: $36.50 - $56.50 plus applicable service fees 865.684.1200 www.tennesseetheatre.com G R E A T P E R F O R M A N C E S
MUSIC
April 5 Knoxville Symphony Orchestra presents Chamber Music of America Chamber Classics Concert Lucas Richman, conductor Jennifer Barnett, soprano Bernstein: Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano Richman: Our Walking Life and a Dream Bowles: Blue Mountain Ballads Copland: Vitebsk Barber: String Quartet Bolcom: Cabaret Songs Bijou Theatre 803 S. Gay Street 2:30 pm Admission: $22.50 - $31.50, Students - $11.50 865.291.3310 www.knoxvillesymphony.com
April 16 & 17 Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Masterworks Choral Spectacular Tennessee Theatre 604 South Gay Street photographed by Eric L. Smith Doors open at 7:00 pm (865)684-1200
THEATER
April 2-11 Flyin’ West Three African American women pioneers leave the Southern Jim Crow laws behind to build new lives in the West under the Homestead Act. They settle near the all-black town of Nicodemus, Kansas where they overcome tremendous odds and carve out a place for themselves on the American frontier. Sponsored by: Lexus of Knoxville Clarence Brown Lab Theatre 1714 Andy Holt Blvd. Prices vary. See website. 865.974.2497 www.clarencebrowntheatre.com G R E A T P E R F O R M A N C E S 42 | 43 April 7 Sweeney Todd The Broadway at the Tennessee series continues with the musical that inspired Tim Burton’s Academy Award-winning film. When P E R F O M A N C E S the infamous demon barber takes up with his crafty neighbor Mrs. Lovett, the two embark on a delicious plot to slice their way through London’s upper crust. Justice is served—along with lush melody, audacious humor and hair-raising excitement. Don’t miss this phenomenal production—with full music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
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Historic Tennessee Theatre T H E A R 604 South Gay Street 7:30 pm Admission: $29.50 - $76.50 plus applicable service fees 865.684.1200 www.tennesseetheatre.com April 15, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, May 1, 2 THEATER Charlotte’s Web presented by Children’s Theatre of Knoxville Adapted from E.B. White’s beloved children’s classic, “Charlotte’s Web” brings to life the story of Charlotte, a spider, and her unlikely friendship with Wilber, a pig. A warm, charming story of barnyard creatures who talk, befriend and support one another through trials and adventures, “Charlotte’s Web” has beguiled children of all ages for over half a century. Ballroom of the Historic Farragut Building 530 Gay Street Fridays 7 pm, Saturdays 1 & 5 pm and Sundays 3 pm Admission: $9 per person ($7 for one adult accompanied by a child) 865.688.6570 or 865.588.8254 www.childrenstheatreknoxville.com
April 16 – May 3 The Who’s Tommy Pete Townshend’s tale of a young boy’s journey from darkness to light-an evening of electrifying theatre, visionary rock and roll, and “maximum R&B.” Sponsored by: Schaad Companies Clarence Brown Theatre 1714 Andy Holt Ave. Wed –Sat 7:30 pm – Sun 2 pm Prices vary. See website 865.974.2497 www.clarencebrowntheatre.com G R E A T P E R F O R M A N C E S
C U I S I N E
April 4 No Reservations: An Evening with Anthony Bourdain Chef, author of Kitchen Confidential and host of The Travel Channel’s No Reservations Anthony Bourdain has been dubbed “the bad boy of cuisine” for his rock star look and blunt observations about the world of restaurants, chefs and cooking. Bourdain, the executive chef at New York’s famed bistro Les Halles, is the author of the bestselling Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly. Tennessee Theatre 604 S. Gay Street 8:00 pm Admission: $140 for VIP tickets including meet’ n’ greet and catered post-show reception; $40 and $30, plus applicable service fee. 865.523-2665 www.tennesseetheatre.com
F I L M April 17 Screenings of A Walk in the Spring Rain (Columbia, 1970) Featuring Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Quinn. Long-time local musicians Tom and Tammie McCarroll-Burroughs are scheduled to perform a set of old time fiddle and guitar tunes, and speak about their experiences on the local set of “A Walk in the Spring Rain”. Additionally, vintage newsfilm clips from the McClung historical Collection/WBIR-TV Archive will feature coverage of Ingrid Bergman attending the work premier of the film at the Capri Theatre in Knoxville, Tennessee. Sponsored by: McClung Historical Collection and the Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound East Tennessee History Center 601 S. Gay St. 7 pm – 9 pm Free Admission 865.215.8856
April 18 Children’s Film Festival A collection of classic cartoons and short comedy films from the golden age of Hollywood. Vintage Our Gang shorts, Felix the Cat, Popeye and other favorites will be featured in program for both children and the young at heart. East Tennessee History Center 601 S. Gay Street 2 pm – 4 pm Free admission G R E A T P E R F O R M A N C E S
O P E R A 44 | 45 April 23 -26 Don Giovanni Set on a dark NYC street in America’s 1940s,
Don Giovanni is a notorious, sex-starved P E R F O M A N C E S reprobate. His escapades turn sour when he rapes Anna and kills her father, an injured WWII hero, in the subsequent fight. After ruthless carousing, the Don further descends by visiting the memorial erected to the “General”. The marble monster comes to
life: Giovanni arrogantly invites him to dinner. |
Accepting the invitation, the “General” O P E R A drags the recalcitrant Don to hell! Sponsored by: UT School of Music; UT Cultural Affairs Board; WUOT Radio Bijou Theatre 803 S. Gay St. Thurs. 23rd – 8 pm, Fri. 24th – 8 pm, Sat. 25th – 2 pm, Sun. 26th – 8 pm Admission: General - $15; Senior -$10; Student -$5 865.387.1861 http://www.music.utk.edu/opera/index.html
##AdInfo#241823MASTER#R14393#YOUNG PIANIST SERIES#22p1.00#13p4.30## ##AdInfo#240365MASTER#C01925#COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT#22p1.00#13p4.30## The Evelyn Miller YOUNG PIANIST SERIES & Leasing presents ELIZABETH SCHUMANN & Brokerage in concert on & Development Sunday, March 29 at 2:30pm & Management at the Central Baptist & Consulting Church of Bearden *first prize winner of the Bosendorfer International Piano Competition *first prize winner of the Pacific International Piano Competition Commercial *recipient of the Gilmore Young Artists Award & Investment Tickets available at the door $12 adults, $5 students Properties For more information call Sandra Murphy at 984-6732 (865) 584-3967 www.ciprop.com YOU ARE INVITED! The 2009 Dogwood Arts Festival invites you to come, celebrate, and Light Up The Night! E V E N T S DOGWOOD GALA Eat, drink, and be merry surrounded by great art and fine friends. Thursday evening, April 2, 2009 Mr. and Mrs. James Mason’s residential loft 128 S. Gay Street ATTIRE: SMASHING
6 pm Coctails and hors d’oeuvres in the Gallery Music by Knoxville Symphony Quartet April 21 Diva Luncheon 7pm Knoxville Museum of Art 2009 Regional Fine Art Awards Ceremony Noon - 1 pm With guest juror Karlotta Contreas-Koterbay Wearable Art Fashion Show & Lunch Followed by a unforgettable evening with artists, a 11 am - 3 pm spectacular loft tour, savory delicacies by Scott & Shopping for art and Company, and hot jazz by the The Fourth Element. unique diva items A much anticipated gathering Hope you will join us for an evening to remember! of the area’s finest women Space is limited. Purchase ticets by March 25 in business and community phone: 865.637.4561 leadership featuring a wearable email: [email protected] art fashion show. With the theme ticket prices: $125.00 per person of “We’ve Got a Shoe Attitude” guests enjoy “kicking up their heels” at this annual luncheon.
$40 Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling 865-637-4561.
A Very Special Arts
This very special one-day event brings together over 400 children with mental or physical challenges in celebration of the arts, including music and movement, drama, and visual arts with both performance and hands-on activities. A special thanks to Rocky Top Markets for providing a float for these special artists in the Dogwood Arts Parade on April 24. B A Z I L L I O N B L O O M S
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Dogwood Arts Festival has initiated ambitious plans for B A Z I L O N M S a community-wide tree-planting program to produce a “bazillion” dogwood blooms in the next three years. The “Bazillion Blooms” campaign is a major effort to plant disease-resistant, April-blooming dogwood trees in Knox and surrounding counties. Individuals can purchase one of a bazillion blooms that we need to bring back East Tennessee’s much-loved dogwood. The dogwood tree is vital to East Tennessee’s economy, environmental health and heritage. It is a source of community pride and tradition. The goal of Bazillion Blooms is to restore dogwoods to their former vitality in Knox and surrounding counties. Over the years, local dogwood tree populations have dwindled due to disease, construction and development, and neglect. The Dogwood Arts’ Bazillion Blooms aims to reverse that trend through a multifaceted effort that will involve raising community awareness of care and protection of dogwoods, supporting neighborhoods and individuals who plant trees and spearheading large-scale tree plantings. Donations of $5 per bloom and $100 per tree are being accepted at www.dogwoodarts.com to raise fund to purchase dogwood trees. Bazillion Blooms is a collaborative effort between many organizations and volunteers. The Dogwood Arts Festival is working in partnership with the City of Knoxville, Knox County, UT Agricultural Department, state and local government agencies, local businesses and community organizations. Dogwood tree sales in partnership with local retailers and garden centers will be announced later in the year as part of the Bazillion Blooms fall planting program. Dec. 5 is the official Bazillion Blooms dogwood-tree-planting day for 2009. For more information about the effort or how to get involved, contact the Dogwood Arts office at 865-637-4561. Festival Patrons:
Abele, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Griffith M.D., Robert C. Pugh, Sr., Mr. & Mrs Will J. Albers, Jr., Edward S. Hanks, William & Beth Queen, Jeffrey S. Alley, Helen A. Harmon, Ally Reeves, Colby & Linda Antonucci, Dr. & Mrs. Richard Harr, Charlie & Lynn Reiner, Nina Apking, Steve & Barbara Haslam, II, Mr. & Mrs. James Rhea, Christine C. Askew, Jerry Haslam, III, Mr. & Mrs. James Rhondes, David Axford, Martha Hempel, Dean & Linda Ritchie, Bert & Jennie Bailey, Fay & Hop Holsaple, Robert & Lillian Robinson, Pace Bailey, Norma Horner, Mary Lou Robinson, Peter Acly & Ellen Bailey, Sharon Horton, Ruth & Don Rogers, Julie Ballentine, Tom A. Howard, Patricia Rothstein, Chuck & Linda Baumgartner, Richard & Vicki Iglehart, Lee & Susan Rubel, Lauralie M. Beahm, Walter C. Ince, Mr. & Mrs. Richard W Schriver, Robert & Julia Beall, Sam & Mary Jack , Suzanne Scothorn, Jim & Linda Begella, Mr. & Mrs. James Jaffrey, Dr. & Mrs. Brett Scott Jr., Thomas S. Benn, Ruth S Johnson, Tom Sergert, Eleanor & John Birdwell, David & Judith Julius, Dr. & Mrs. Clark Serrell, Dr. & Mrs. Paul Blalock, Sid Kaufman, Dr. & Mrs. Harvey P. Shelby, Jim R. Boulos, Paul Kelley, Paul Sherrod, Bud & Barbara Bowers, Ann Kilpatrick, Steven W. Shiflett, Dean Bozeman, Judge & Mrs. C. Howard Knight, Ken & Tammy Shiflett, Julia Brackney, Susan Koella, Mr & Mrs Richard Shiftlett, Dr. George & Julia Brewington, Mary Ellen & Steve Lane, Anita Siman-Tov, Moshe Brown, Lil Lange, Randall & Shirley Slagle, Bertie Buffum, Fred & Gina Law, M.D., John L Slocum, Doug & Kathy Burch, Leigh Lawler, Rodney Smith, Dorothy Burke, Jennifer Lederer, Reid Smith, R. Larry & Sharon Burnett, Jr., Hamilton S. Lees, Charlotte S. Stair III, Caesar & Dorothy Burns, Jim Long, Fred & Pam Staley, Dr. John R. Bush, Betsey R. Luna, Julia Staley, Lisa Butler, David Mabry, Bobbie Stallworth, Dr. William & Norene Butler, Sandra & John L. Marin, Thomas Sterchi, Dick Callaway, David & Sue Markman, Harold Stivers, Beth & Bob Cazana, Justin Marquand, Judith Stowers, Wes Chalmers, Willene Martin, David Styles, Amy Chapman, Jefferson Massey, Karen Talley, James C. Clark, B.J. Mauldin, Nina Testerman, Mrs. John Clark, John & Rhonda Mayes, Kay & Edward Thomas, Leon Claussen, H. Peter McCallen, Dr. & Mrs. Perry B. Thompson, Dr. Dan & Nancy Clayton, Jim McCamy, Angie F. Tjaarda, Mike & Terry Coddington, Dr. & Mrs. Robert McClain, James & Carolyn Townsend, Rodman Combs, Michael McClellan III, Matthew Trimble, H. Blair Congleton, Bobbie & Lee McGill, Douglas Tumblin, Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Conner, Aleex McKinney, Miss Billie Turner, Terry & Regina r Costa, Mary McKissick, Dr. William & Susan Ullrich, James R. Creed, Jane & Kenneth McLean, Bob & Marjorie Vinson, Bill & Dotty Creekmore, Betsey McSpadden, Brenda Vogel, Charles & Beatrice Creekmore, David Medley, Mark & Pat Waggoner, Brenda J. Creekmore, Rip & Joann Mink, Melissa Wallace, John & Connie Crocker, Vanessa Meredith, Max & Mimi Wansley, Candy P. Daniel, Charlie & Patsy Molnar, PH.D., Terry Watson, Gordo Darwin, Mary Fran Monday, Robert Weigel, Nancy Davis, Betty Mongtomery, Monty Wheeler, Fred Davis, Edwin W. Montgomery, Alonzo Whetsel, Melynda Dewhirst, David Montgomery, Mary C. Whittington, Maxine Duncan, Congressman John Morrow, Mr. & Mrs. William Whittle, Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Duncan, Dan & Lisa Moseley, Rose & Harry Williford, Dr. & Mrs. William N. Eastman, Gerry Moxley, Cynthia Witherspoon, David & JoAnne Eisenstadt, Geoff & Susan Mulligan, Geri & Charlie Wolfe, Merle & Nancy Eldridge, David & Connie Munsey , Sarah K & Roy Woodring, Caroline H. Felton, Bill & Betty Murphy, Pat & Dan Worden, Stuart Fisher, John & Sally Murphy, Shelba J. Wylie, Jenni Flaim, Theresa Nance, Alvin & Jacquelyn Yancey, Jane Flickenger, Julie S. Howard & Ted Ogle, Herb & Beverly Garber, Joel & Sandra Fly, Emerson & Catherine Overholt, Dr. Robert & Carole Meredith, Max & Mimi Ford, Mayor Eddy & Linda Parsons, Bill & Terri Petrone, Kathleen Gaylord, Mark & Nan Paylor, Bob & Becky Wallace, Bill & Ruth Giere, Mike Peck, Hank Uriah, Allison Witt Goodson, David Pelott III DDS, Reuben & Barbara Goodwin, Kevin Penland, Barbara Grayson, Art & Doris Pershing, Ed Greaves, Jan & Randy Petrone, Kathleen Greer, Jean & David Pinsker, Neal & Dena Griffin, Denise Preston, Mr. & Mrs. Don B. Community & Corporate Partners:
AAA East Tennessee Joseph Construction AC Entertainment Journal Broadcast Group AIA East Tennessee KCDC Akima Club Keller Enterprises, LLC All Occasions Party Rentals Knox Co Council of Garden Clubs Alliance Press, Inc Knox County 48 | 49 APAC Knox Heritage Applewood Farmhouse Restaurant Knoxville Airport Authority Arby’s Knoxville Beverage Co.
Arts & Cultural Alliance Knoxville Chamber P A T R O N S & P A R T N E R S AvantiSavoia.com Knoxville Comprehensive Breast Center Beck Cultural Center Knoxville Convention Center Bijou Theatre Knoxville Glove Company Bosch Law Firm Knoxville Jazz Orchestra Scott and Company Buddys Bar-B-Q Knoxville Magazine Simonton Cheese Buddy Gregg Knoxville Museum of Art Skirt Magazine Cariten Healthcare Knoxville News Sentinel Smith Marketing Carpet Bag Theatre Knoxville Symphony Orchestra South Central Radio Group Carton Service, Inc Knoxville Sports Center Southeast Exterminating Co., L.L.C CBID Knoxville Tourism & Sports Corporation Southern Home Development Charles Blalock & Sons, Inc Knoxville Visitors Center Stanley’s Plant Farm Charter Media Lamar Advertising Stokely Hospitality Cherokee Garden Club Lange Animal Hospital Stowers Machinery Children’s Theatre of Knoxville Lawler-Wood, LLC SunCoke Energy, Inc. Citadel Broadcasting Liz-Beth Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound City of Knoxville Long Construction Tennessee Education Lottery City of Knoxville Public Art Committee Long’s Drug Store Tennessee Theatre City People Markman’s Diamond Broker Tennessee Valley Authority Civitan Club of West Knox Martin & Company The Clayton Family Foundation Clancy Optical Martin Printing The Square Room Clarence Brown Theatre Media Directions Advertising The Hampton Inn Clayton Family Foundation Media South, LLC The Melting Pot Comcast Mercy Health Partners The Trust Company of Knoxville Commercial & Investment Properties Method of Design The Wakefield Corporation Cornerstone Foundation Metro Pulse Thermo King of Knoxville Coulter & Justus, PC Modern Supply TN Department of Tourist Development Covenant Health Morris Creative Group TN Valley Title Insurance Co. Crowne Plaza Morristown Auto Sprinkler Co. TJ Development Dewhirst Properties Mortgage Investors Group Toezay Decorating Company Dixie Homecrafters Moxley Carmichael Town of Farragut Dr. J. Michael McCoy, D.D.S. Neuro Fuel Toyota of Knoxville Eagle Distributing Company Office Furniture Outfitters, LLC United Community Bank East Tennessee Foundation ORNL Federal Credit Union UT Gardens East Tennessee History Center Pellissippi State Technical Community College UT Federal Credit Union East TN Children’s Hospital Pilot Club of Knoxville UT Medical Center Electric Supply Company Pilot Corporation UT School of Art Emerson Process Management Premiere Outdoor UT School of Art Dept. of Sculpture Farmers Mutual of Tennessee Prestige Cleaners UT School of Music First Tennessee Foundation Proffitt & Goodson, Inc UT School of Theater Fleet Feet Race Day Events Vine Furniture Food City Realty Executives Assoc. Virtual Interactive Center Foothills Craft Guild Regal Entertainment Group Vitamin Water Frank H. McClung Rembco Geotechnical Contractors Vreeland Engineers, Inc General Parts Corporation Rentenbach Constructors Incorporated Waste Connections, Inc Gentry Trailways Rocky Top Markets, LLC WATE Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Rogers Cadillac WBIR Gulf & Ohio Railways, Inc Rose Mortuary, Inc WDVX Gutter Guard Ross the Boss West Bearden Veterinary Hospital Historic Homes Runner’s Market William B. Stokely Jr. Foundation Holiday Inn West Ruby Tuesday WVLT Home Federal Sam’s Club Foundation Yee Haw Image Matters Schmid & Rhodes Construction Co. Young & Williams Animal Center Jerry’s Artarama Scripps Howard Foundation YPK C U L T U R A L E X C U R S I O N S
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