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FREE Orange Mound Arts Festival featuring
Al Kapone and the Memphis Symphony Orchestra with U Dig Dance Company!

Performances by New Ballet Ensemble, Ballet on Wheels, Neosoulville, Memphis Black Arts Alliance’s Jazz-A-Fire,
Melrose High School Band and more!

ArtsMemphis sponsors the third in a series of
free Pop Up ArtsFests
Sunday, April 29 · 1 – 5 p.m.
   Melrose High School Stadium · Dr. J. W. Westbrook Field
Dallas St. & Park Ave.

Workshops, Booths and Activities by: Hattiloo Theatre, Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Tennessee Shakespeare Company, Dixon Gallery & Gardens, Opera Memphis, Playhouse on the Square, Creative Aging, Memphis College of Art, Metal Museum, Collage Dance Collective, Memphis Music Foundation, Voices of the South, Africa in April, UrbanArt Commission, Lily Roze Studios, U Dig Dance Academy, Bridging Souls Productions, Rahleecoh Ishakarah, Nosy, Brandon Marshall, Derrick Dent, Tomi Durgin, Jamond Bullock, Teresa Hubbard, Maysa Sem, Shelby County Health Department, Melrose PTSA and the Urban Child Institute.

In case of rain, the Pop Up will be the same date and time with a new location: Orange Mound Community Center, 2572 Park Ave.
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Hwy 165 Friday 4/27/12 at Club Jewels in Bastrop, LA

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3rd Annual Ole Skool Majorette and Drummer Jamboree, Memphis

The Ole Skool Majorette and Drummer Jamboree was held Saturday night at the Cook Convention Center in downtown Memphis. Unlike many of the jamborees I have been to this year, this one was more like the good jamborees I remember from my youth, with the majorettes working out to drummers’ beats instead of compact discs. The event opened with Triggaman and Bugs Can Can (AKA The Showboys) leading everyone in gangsta walking to the old-school anthem “Triggaman.” 4/21/12 #MemphisRising

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AutoZone Park was the home of Memphis Brewfest on Saturday, 4/21/12

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The Millennium Madness majorettes and drummers were gathered on the grassy field beside Martin Luther King Jr Avenue rehearsing and performing during Africa in April in Memphis 4/21/12

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Africa in April is a place to relax and enjoy performances of Memphis’ wealth of musical and dance talent. 4/21/12

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Africa in April is held every year in Memphis’ Church Park just outside the Beale Street Historic District. It is a festival of vendors, food and live music celebrating a different African nation each year. 4/21/12

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