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Underground Art $20 Tattoo Benefit

Underground Art $20 Tattoo Benefit

Underground Art is hosting a benefit event on Saturday, April 1st. They will be giving $20 tattoos from 3-10pm with all proceeds going to the Hearts of Gold Pit Bull Rescue.

There will also be artwork for sell, a kissing booth, clothes for sell, a local home brew will be available, and Yolo Frozen Yogurt will be selling cold treats.

The tattoo artists are volunteering their time for the event and will be working the entire time. They have already drawn up the tattoo designs they will be offering.

Underground Art is also hoping to have artists perform in an open mic situation.

This will be a cash only event.

 

Eco Expo!

The hugely successful Eco Expo is back with even more exhibitors showing us how to treat our earth more gently with green products, materials, services, and organizations.

Exhibitors will be offering ideas and information, and some will be selling their products and services.

The Expo is Sunday February 5th, 2012 from 11am until 3pm at Temple Israel--1376 East Massey Road...Memphis, TN.

For kids and adults of all ages, there’s something for everyone!

Learn, eat, explore, or just visit with some really nice people.

Remember the proverb, “Treat the earth well: it was not given to you by your parents; it was loaned to you by your children.”

We are working together with our fellow community leaders and congregations of all faiths to help save the planet.

E-mail TIMemphisEcoExpo@msn.com or call Linda Kaplan 482-6473 for more information.

Lady Gaga hits Malco Theatres

The Lady Gag Monster Ball tour is coming to the Mid-South.

On Monday November 21, at participating Malco theatres you can see a one time showing of Lady Gaga's performances from Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The film documents the February 21 and 22, 2011 shows of Lady Gaga's The Monster Ball Tour.

Filmed at Madison Square Garden in Gaga's hometown of New York City, the two-hour special was produced by HBO and first broadcast on the channel in May.

 It was directed by Laurieann Gibson, Gaga's main choreographer.

You can check the Malco website for participating locations.

Flaunt it at Minglewood Hall

On October 22, the team behind "George's Reunion" will return to Minglewood Hall to bring you "Flaunt" - a benefit for the Memphis Gay and Lesbian Community Center.

Flaunt organizers are bringing together dancers, models, and performers for one night only - featuring full-scale productions, performance art, drag artists and fashion.

Memphis hosts Natural Hair Expo

On July 16, Memphis will host its first Natural Hair Care Expo.

The Tennessee Natural Hair Care and Wellness Expo will be a fun-filled event with vendors, workshops and classes, held at the Memphis Airport Hotel and Conference Center (2240 Democrat Road) and will run from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tickets are $10.

Natural hair is taking over the world and this conference is a part of that phenomenon, showcasing stylists, fashion, natural hair models and beauty and wellness products.

Classes Include:

Beauty With A Conscience: Choices for Your Whole-istic Health - Leah Patterson of Etniq Minerals

Pastner's lucky St. Jude tie goes on auction block

Pastner's lucky St. Jude tie goes on auction block

Dubbed as a lucky charm for him during their C-USA and NCAA tournament runs, the University of Memphis head basketball coach, Josh Pastner has donated his Fireworks of Hope tie to help raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

He autographed the tie, “This tie was our good luck charm. Go Tigers!”

Tigers fans can own a piece of history while helping fight childhood cancer. To access the auction, click here. 

The auction ends Sunday, April 10.

The Art Museum at the University of Memphis presents Curious Environs

The Art Museum at the University of Memphis presents Curious Environs a group exhibition curated by Paul Behnke that brings together artists from Brooklyn, NY, Philadelphia, PA and Memphis, TN.  In the 16th century some of the decadent cabinetry of the Flemish Renaissance included hidden drawers, small compartments and doors for displaying works of art and interest.