4Memphis | June 2018

JUNE 2018

GARDEN PARTY

e n u J o ll e H , e n i h Suns , s n ee r c s n Su S L A I C E P S &

JUNE 2018 SAVINGS

1

20% off ALL

Sunscreens 3

4

Latisse 5ml

5

Facebook Special

$130

10

11

ColoreScience SPF Brushes

12

$50 OFF

$64

17

ANY 1cc Filler

19

18 Lifeline Skin Care

24

25

20% off

ALL products (excludes prescriptions)

13

14 Thursdays We Tan Custom Spray Tan

15

21

22

Double Loyalty Points on ANY purchase

$35

per unit 26

10% OFF Waxing Services

Jewelry June Pop Up Shop 2-7pm

30% off

Brow & Lip Wax

$11

10% OFF

7

20

Botox

8

6 Archipelago Rosé Candles

27

Instagram Giveaway

$35

SURPRISE POP UP SHOP (TBA on Facebook) 28

Purchase a Clarisonic, recieve a

FREE

replacement brush

SkinCeutical Acne Kits

$100

2

Check in on Facebook, receive

10% OFF

ANY products 9

901 Day

10% off ALL 901 merchandise 16

10% off ALL Products with any service

Just for Dad 1 Hour Swedish Massage for $80 23

Dermablade Facial

$125

29

Revita Brow

$100

30 Voluma 1cc

$775

10% off any Obagi travel sizes

All services can be prepaid for future use.

1044 Brookfield Rd. | Memphis 901.683.1066 | edenspaandlaser.com Call today for a free consultation

T H E P ER F E C T PA I R

Engagement Engagement Ring Season is Here

Ja

June is Pearl Month at Gattas Jewelers

Classic Pearls

Your YourMemphis MemphisJewelers Jewelers

4900 Poplar Avenue • Memphis, TN 38117 • 901-767-9648 • www.Gattasjewelers.com 4900 Poplar Avenue • Memphis, TN 38117 • 901-767-9648 • www.Gattasjewelers.com Store Hours: Monday-Friday 10-5:30, Saturday 10-4 StoreJames@gattasjewelers.com Hours: Monday-Friday 10-5:30, 10-4 email: • like usSaturday on facebook email: James@gattasjewelers.com • like us on facebook

JamesGattasJune18.indd 3

5/17/18 2:27 PM

LET’S DO BRUNCH!

ENVISION:

A A

JOY JOY

TO DRIVE. TO SHARE.

DISCOVER MORE AT BUICK.COM

SUNRISE BUICK MEMPHIS | 1800 COVINGTON PIKE | MEMPHIS TN | 888.271.7217 S U N R I S E B U I C K W O L F C H A S E | 8 5 0 0 H I G H WAY 6 4 | B A RT L E T T, T N | 8 8 8 . 4 7 6 - 4 0 7 4 SUNRISE BUICK COLLIERVILLE | 4605 HOUSTON LEVEE RD. | COLLIERVILLE, TN | 888.625-2854

+ = A SLIMMER YOU The CoolSculpting procedure eliminates stubborn fat safely and effectively, without surgery or downtime. This fat reduction treatment is the only FDA-cleared procedure to use controlled cooling to safely target and eliminate diet- and exercise-resistant fat. CoolSculpting results are proven, noticeable, and lasting, so you'll look and feel great from every angle.

Results and patient experience may vary.

GoshornAesthetics

Dr. Neumon Goshorn, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon introduces CoolSculpting to his 25 years of Aesthetic Medicine.

901-682-4456 1044 Brookfield Rd Memphis, TN 38119

2018 LAND ROVER RANGE

SEVEN WAYS TO BE MORE ADVENTUROUS

Much more than simply the surest way to get from place to place, the 2018 Land Rover lineup offers seven distinct personalities, from the versatile Discovery Sport to the definitive Range Rover.

Visit your Land Rover Retailer to determine your ideal traveling companion for all the roads ahead.

LAND ROVER BLUFF CITY 6335 Wheel Cove Memphis TN 38119 901.844.9400 www.landroverbluffcity.com

Vehicles shown (from top to bottom/left to right): 2018 Discovery HSE, 2018 Discovery Sport SE with optional black package, 2018 Range Rover Autobiography, 2018 Range Rover Sport Autobiography Dynamic with optional black package, 2018 Range Rover Velar R-Dynamic SE, 2018 Range Rover Evoque HSE Dynamic with optional black package and 2018 Range Rover Evoque HSE Dynamic Convertible. All with optional equipment. European license plates shown. © 2018 Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC

YOU DON’T HAVE TO DREAM ABOUT AUGMENTATION

MAKE IT A REALITY.

Dr. Neumon Goshorn Plastic Surgeon 901.682.4456

1044 Brookfield Road • Memphis

NOW OFFERING

FOR A MORE EDUCATED AND ILLUSTRATED CONSULTATION

THE NEW GENERATION OF JAGUAR

PERFORMANCE IS A FAMILY AFFAIR

N

Y.

ON

2018 JAGUAR F-PACE AND XE The Jaguar F-PACE and the Jaguar XE are designed to deliver a driving experience like no other. Our first performance SUV, the F-PACE, combines maximum driving exhilaration with everyday practicality, and the assertive XE strikes a balance between sporty driving dynamics and ride comfort. Visit your local Jaguar Retailer to test drive the exciting new generation of Jaguar vehicles today.

Jaguar XE MSRP from $35,725† JAGUAR BLUFF CITY 6335 Wheel Cove Memphis TN 38119 901.844.9400 www.jaguarbluffcity.com

Vehicles Shown: 2018 Jaguar F-PACE S and XE S with optional equipment. †All prices shown are Base Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price. Excludes $995 destination/handling, tax, title, license, retailer fees, all due at signing, and optional equipment. Retailer price, terms and vehicle availability may vary. *Class is cars sold by luxury automobile brands and claim is based on total package of warranty, maintenance and other coverage programs. For complete details regarding vehicle pricing and Jaguar EliteCare coverage, please visit JAGUARUSA.COM, call 1.800.4.JAGUAR or visit your local Jaguar Retailer. © 2018 Jaguar Land Rover North America, LLC

O U T TA K E S

Playing with shapes This jacket shows just how interesting abstract shapes can be in a garden setting. Jacket and round clear earrings; both from Coming Attractions. Black metal "fold" vintage necklace, stylist's own. Black pumps and shorts, model's own.

18 ONE Night Gala 20 Dixon Annual Flower Show 22 Wine Down at the Dixon: Spring Wines and Sangria 23 A Serving for Tennis 24 Krewes for Kids 26 Make a Wish Dishes for Wishes 27 National Football Foundation Athlete Scholar Banquet 28 Party on the Porch: For the Kingdom Camp 30 NFK Gift of Life Gala 31 River Oaks Garden Club 31 Get Down & Derby 34 Live at the Garden Season Announcement Party 38 PTAH Black Tie and Tennis Shoes 48 Memphis Jewish Foundation: A Taste of Israel Lion of Judah Spring Reception & Recognition 53 Memphi Luncheon & Fashion Show 59 Tour de Brewery and Bike Fest 62 Tambourine Bash 62 Company d LOCAL IMPRESSIONS performance

F E AT U R E S

39

4Fashion: Splendor in the Grass

Summer fashion in the Memphis Botanic Garden, just in time for the 2018 Live at the Garden concert series.

52

901 Superhero & 201 Kings of Grit

James Lancaster makes a difference using CrossFit at 201 Poplar.

IN EVERY ISSUE 32 4Theatre: June Performances 58 4Gallery: Ken Hall's June Art Events 60 4Weddings: Mary Kate Steele Photography 63 Memphis Impact

JUNE 2018

50

4Home: Big Style at Art By Design

Lisa Mallory, Anthony Shaw, Cindy McCord & Warner Moore showcase their design style and inspiration.

55

4Culinary: All Fired Up!

4Memphis restaurant partners heat up the grill in these summer recipes.

GARDEN PARTY ABOUT THE FRONT COVER Art by Design vignette - Anthony Shaw 4Home on Page 50

ABOUT THE TOC Summer Fashion by Augusta Campbell at Memphis Botanic Garden's Japanese Garden June 2018

|

4memphis.com

17

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

ONE Night Gala

Nearly 900 guests attended the ONE Night Gala to benefit the Regional One Health Foundation and support the life-saving work at Regional One Health. This memorable evening included dinner, dancing, and entertainment from Kenny Loggins and The Bar-Kays. The highpoint of the evening occurred when Molly Courtney shared the powerful and moving story of how the doctors and nurses at Regional One Health saved the life of her brother, Max. ONE Night Gala co-chairs were Holly Craft and Madelyn Gray.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 14, 2018

Cook Convention Center

regionalonehealthfoundation.org

Thea Adell, Trinna Patterson, Edwyna Jones & Johnsin Gault

Greg Duckett, Calvin Anderson with Gay & Pierre Landaiche

Marsha Evans, Regina Watson & Georgia Torrance

Ricky & Lucia Heros, Helen Gronauer, Laura & Lee Harkavy

Raakhi & Brad Phillips

Tobey Hubbard & Julie Lansky

Tyler & Katie Dunn

Booker T. Jones, Lavelle Fitch & Bruce Hopkins

Terry & Cathy Lynch

18

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Co-Chairs: Holly Craft & Madelyn Gray

JUNE 2018 Volume IX • Number 6 PUBLISHER

Jim Walker jim@4memphis.com MANAGING EDITOR

Sandi Butler Hughes sandi@4memphis.com ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Lesley Harris Colvett lesley@4memphis.com ART DIRECTOR

Genna Farr genna@4memphis.com DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGER

Kaylyn Hewitt kaylyn@4memphis.com FASHION EDITOR

Augusta Campbell augustacampbellstylist@gmail.com ADVERTISING

Mark O. Ramirez mark@4memphis.com

Cathy Farrell cathy@4memphis.com

Becky Crucifixio becky@4memphis.com PHOTOGRAPHERS

McKendree Walker Mark O. Ramirez COPY EDITOR

McKendree Walker Gabby Perez CONTACT

6465 Quail Hollow Memphis, TN 38120 901.217.4000 www.4memphis.com FOLLOW US

Follow us and Use the Hashtag #4Memphis for a chance to be featured

@4MemphisMag @colecreasy

@camilla.weddings

@4memphismag June 2018

|

4memphis.com

19

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

Headlines Flower Show

It was a weekend of beautiful blooms at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens. The Memphis Garden Club, member of The Garden Club of America along with Dixon Gallery and Gardens, presented Headlines, a GCA major flower show. The 21st biennial event featured a preview party, lectures, and floral interpretations of works of art.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 14, 2018

Dixon Gallery and Gardens

dixon.org

Allison Garrott, Barbara Prest, Tom Williams & Jenne Williams

Jeanne Arthur, Anne Curtis & Janet Sheehan

Mary Wood & Cary Brown

Sarah Benz

Authors: Amy Goldman "The Heirloom Tomato" & Cary Fowler "Seeds on Ice"

20

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Joanne Van Zandt & Megan Fortas

Kallen Esperian, Dabney Coors & Jenne Williams

Suzanne & Neely Mallory

Selden Popwell, Paige Phillips & Caroline Orr

Barbara Prest, Buzzy Hussey, Lindley Schmidt & Lysbeth Francis

The unbelievable package of a Bentley Convertible and this beautiful french country home on the mighty Mississippi River both for the amazing price of only $1,595,000

Bentley Continental GT convertible with only 30,000 miles Original cost of the new model $230,000

In the gated community of South Bluffs 5900+ sq. ft.

4 bedroom suites with full baths 2 bonus rooms & oversized double car garage 3 fireplaces - elevator - large library dining room & kitchen - hardwood throughout

Pr i ce fo r th e w h o le packag e - $1,59 5,0 0 0 r ed u ced fro m $1,8 0 0,0 0 0

CALL PATRICK HALLORAN, PRINCIPAL BROKER: (901) 413 - 8907 • AND DO IT TODAY! • WWW.HALLORANGROUP.COM

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

21

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

Wine Down at the Dixon: Spring Wines & Sangria

The Dixon’s Wine Down held this spring featured Spring Wines and Sangrias amongst the beautiful gardens. Guests enjoyed wines that were provided by Buster's Liquors and Wine, hors d'oeuvres by A Catered Affair, and live music by Josh Threlkeld.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 27, 2018

Dixon Gallery and Garden

dixon.org

Shaherah & Mark Yancy

Pam & Brooke Hudsmith, Lauranne Wyatt, LeAnne Fryman & Marilyn Taylor

Jody Robbins, Sarah Lo & Carrie Suchman Allison & Greg Gilbert

Cindy Stewart, Sue Berry, Wendy Beard & Jessie Cunningham

Christian Sillyman & Ashley Olberding

Steve & Rebecca Whatley

Jeff & Jennifer Seidman, Megan & Harry Lebair & Staci & Adam Kilgore

Tina Rodgers, Mandy Gootzeit & Wendy Cunningham

22

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Tate Mulligan, John Gillespie, James Haggard & Mary Kathryn Davis

Julio & Suzanne Aviles

Lauren & Brandon Doss, Michael Whaley & Cara Vendeville

N OT E S

A Serving for Tennis

The fifth annual A Serving for Tennis was held to benefit Tennis Memphis. The festive party served up great food featuring international cuisine, wines and beers, a fabulous silent auction, live music, and beautiful decor. For over a decade, Tennis Memphis has impacted the lives of thousands of Memphis’ youth through its NJTL Tennis Summer Camps, and with year-round youth development programming at municipal tennis centers and schools in the Memphis area.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 27, 2018

Propcellar

tennismemphis.org

Dr. Steven Gubin & Rachel Belz

Ella De Jesus, Aleyla Wooten with Virginia & Laura Wooten

Jim Miller & Alyssa Ivey

Kim & Audrey Jordan

Jim Dorris, Aspen Newton, Stacy Dorris & Jeff Cunningham

Donna Kothe, Jitana Bagomolny, Cat Eddy, Sheelagh Burton & Kim Laschober

Make a Statement with our new

FaceTite technology

(surgical results, no scars)

#nofilterneeded

• Minimally Invasive • Office Procedure Under Local • Only 3-4 Day Recovery • Long-Lasting Results

GoshornAesthetics

Sheree

Dr. Neumon Goshorn Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

1044 Brookfield Rd • Memphis, TN 38119 901-682-4456 • goshornaesthetics.com June 2018

|

4memphis.com

23

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

Krewes for Kids

It was a festive night at Crosstown to celebrate Krewes for Kids, one of Carnival Memphis’ biggest fundraisers of the year.

This lively party benefits the Carnival Memphis Childrens’ Charities Initiative, and the 2018 charities are Agape Child & Family Services, Inc., Emmanuel Center, and Memphis Athletic Ministries.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 28, 2018

Crosstown Concourse

carnivalmemphis.org

Gwen Smith with Allen & Grace Leatherman Jones

Karolina & Jim Calhoun with Natalie Chamoun

Will Taylor & Aaron Blackstone

Ned & Hallie Biggs

Dabney Collier & Carnival President Ginger Collier

Patty Welch & Heather Grosvenor

24

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Bob & Cynthia Thomas with Gail & Michael Huey

Kathy & Roger Sapp

Anne Wesberry, Toni & Greg Parker with Jeff Morris

Richard & Allison Williamson

Mimi Taylor, Semmes Humphreys, Lisa & Hugh Mallory & Weetie Whittemore

Joe & Virginia Lopresti

Cindy Dorian, Ben & Bridgett Lane with Amy & Travis LeMonte

Sissy & Doug Carpenter

Cindy & Sean Carlson

Courtney Munson & Kyle Krebs Andrew & Ashley Shipman

Jackie Zimmerman, Al Owings & Carmen Vincent

Carnival Queen Ellen Horn, Joyce Frank, Betsy Horn & LaLa Adams

Madeleine Crump & Karen Johnston

Martha Billions & Nancy Golden

Molly & Eric Farrell

Richard & Christina Roberts

Allie Varner, Lucy Woodson & Cathy Farrell June 2018

|

4memphis.com

25

rgos ***

rich *** Taddia Bryan

da Wiig

ck Hall

#OUTTAKES

lark *** EVENT

N OT E S

Make a Wish Dishes for Wishes

Dishes for Wishes is one of the most anticipated spring events, and for the 13th year this was another fabulous evening to benefit Make-A-Wish Mid-South. Raising more than $1.5 million over the last twelve years, the sold-out event celebrated downtown's finest chefs' culinary creations, a one-of-a-kind live auction and much more!

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 29, 2018

Felicia Suzanne's

midsouth.wish.org

uscitto

rrell ***

Watson

Palazola

hop ***

S PIC) Maureen Ricken & J.B. Farrell

y ***VF

ams ***

Williams

Mickey & Judy McLellan with Patty Anderson, Kirby Dobbs Floyd & Karen Johnston

Nick & Jenny Vergos

Sisson

cCullar

uddath

hristoff

ton ***

man ***

ugh ***

Lyman & Sally Aldrich

Brooke Ehrhart & Holly Clark

Bonnie & David Thornton

Tricia & Doug Snead with Doug Windham & Karen Carlisle

lisle ***

Marty & Claire Kiser with Bob & Becky Nieman

Elle Rist, Christy Weir Krueger, Vicki Singh & Amanda Wiig

Hamp & Nancy Holcomb with Dee Dee & Larry Bryan

26

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Sheri & Ron Bishop

Joel & Melissa Kimbrough

Ben Brock & Allison Williams

Ron Olson, Karen Perrin & Steve Conley

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete Banquet

The Memphis chapter of the National Football Foundation hosted their 46th Annual Black Tie Scholar Athlete Dinner in the Great Hall on the Rhodes College campus. The organization honored high school and college athletes with an award and a scholarship to these exceptional scholar athletes. The mission of the NFF is to build leaders through football; to learn more about the honorees and upcoming events, visit nffmemphis.com

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 30, 2018

Rhodes College

nffmemphis.com

Michael Priest, Greg Cotton, John Barzizza & Matthew Priest

Patti Shannon, Pat Caldwell, Kathryn McWhorter & Pam Mattingly

Scholar Athlete Award Recipients

Gabe Kuhn & Taylor Davis

Johnny & Julie Kolwyck, Barklee Loflin & Tate Kolwyck

Patrick & Kerry Healy June 2018

Khala Hoyle & Daniel Lake |

4memphis.com

27

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

Party on the Porch For the Kingdom Camp

The Party on the Porch was held recently to benefit For the Kingdom Camp. The FTK property, located on Raleigh-Millington Road, was originally owned by Stax studio executive Jim Stewart and hosted countless music legends. The property was eventually acquired by Becky and Eddie Cunningham, who donated it to Memphis Leadership Foundation with the intent of it becoming a camp to teach urban children about Christ. This summer, For The Kingdom Camp provided their first fun and challenging camping experiences for evangelism, discipleship, character building, and recreation for Memphis' inner city youth. The organization also provides training opportunities for leaders working with urban youth. For more information, visit ftkmemphis.com.

DAT E

P H OTO G R A P H Y

April 19, 2018

Mark O. Ramirez

Dr. LaTonya Washington, Dr. Tameka Jones & Pamela Jackson

Kenneth & Rachel Jackson

Scott & Julie Fleming

Findley & Abby Frazer with Lydia Berryman & Debbie Bennett

28

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Carrie Burke, Cindy Dobbs & Geordy Wells

Keith & Jean Adams with Joyce Lomo

Lauren & William Waites

Steven Brown & Anwen David

Amy Fredrick Gardner & Doris Axton Fredrick

Traci Stohr & Joan Adams

Charlie & Becky Taylor, Becky Maddux, Becky Lloyd & David Yarbrough

Marshetta Brazley-Rodgers, Marcia Brazely-Keith with Will & Amy Threadgill

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

NFK Gift Of Life Gala

The National Kidney Foundation of West Tennessee recently hosted the annual Gift of Life Gala. The evening soiree was a festive night of fine foods, dancing, and celebrating the work of NKF to fight kidney disease. For more information, visit kidney.org.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

P H OTO G R A P H Y

April 28, 2018

Peabody Skyway

kidney.org

Mark O. Ramirez

Mable Barringer, Susan Smith & Dr. Joanna Hudson

Jerome Lit, Honoree Lisa & Doug Varner with Judy & Amy Lit

v

William & Marie Edgerton

Matt & Elizabeth Fike with Ryan & Bailey Deady

Dena & Glenn Frazier

Dr. Laura & John Reed

Abhishek Duggal, Amik Sodhi & Dipen Kadaria

30

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Wesley Grace & Gina Deutsch

Dr. Brad Canada, Chad Coursey & Dr. Randy Richardson

Kimberly Conley & Courteney Mack

Jennifer Morrow & Dany Beylerian

Ramona with Brock Kent & Hannah Bensinger

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

River Oaks Garden Club

The April meeting for the River Oaks Garden Club was held at Sue Layman Designs, an abstract art gallery in the South Main Arts District.

Joan Heflin, Sue Layman Lightman & Patricia Meyers

Anne Conrad & Mary Jane Hamlett

#OUTTAKES

Susan Plough, Glenna Flautt & Sharon Shaknis

Judy VanSteenberg & Beth Ploch

EVENT

Get Down & Derby Gala The Down Syndrome Association of Memphis hosted the 7th annual Get Down and Derby gala at Woodland Hills. Guests donned beautiful hats and seersucker suits for the afternoon soiree. A special guest appearance by Company d Dancers, a group of dancers with Down syndrome performed, and the running of the Kentucky Derby was shown via live-stream. It was a little bit of Churchill Downs in Cordova for a great cause!

SETTINGS -a-

Table t op Even t

JUNE 21 st 11-4 pm Join us as we welcome

Nicole Kitchens & Olivia Kitchens

V

Karen Richards, Brian Berry & Bonita Berry

and more...

be sure to follow us on social media for more details!

Cora Bogard& Edward Bogard

Braxton Vincent

600 S. Perkins Rd. Memphis, TN 38117 901.766.6746 Tues. - Sat. 10-5 *closed on Monday thru Labor Day

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

31

#4THEATRE

THEATRE ACROSS THE MID-SOUTH with Will Lowery & Bizzy Walker

THE LEGEND OF GEORGE MCBRIDE ARSENIC AND OLD LACE The Circuit Playhouse June 7 - 30 He’s young, he’s broke, his landlord’s knocking at the door, and he’s just found out his wife is going to have a baby. To make matters even more desperate, Casey is fired from his gig as an Elvis impersonator in a run-down, small-town Florida bar. When the bar owner brings in a B-level drag show to replace his act, Casey finds that he has a whole lot to learn about show business — and himself.

42ND STREET Theatre Memphis June 8 - July 1 Song and Dance. Peggy arrives in New York City from Allentown, PA hoping to become a Broadway star. Facing adversity, she learns about show business and discovers which relationships are important in life. Between setbacks and growth as a performer and a young woman, she conquers the city as the cast tap dances into your hearts with musical numbers including the title song “42nd Street,” “We’re in the Money,” and “Lullaby of Broadway.”

32

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Germantown Community Theatre June 15 - July 1

Good-hearted drama critic, Mortimer Brewster, appears to lead a normal, happy life. Recently engaged to be married, Mortimer plans a trip to visit his charming, spinster aunts, Abby and Martha Brewster. However, shortly after Mortimer’s arrival, he discovers that his invnocent aunts have a deadly secret buried in the basement--about a dozen older gentlemen. To Mortimer’s dismay, Abby and Martha deem their poisonous habits as charitable acts, convinced that they are putting these men out of their misery. Attempting to protect society without sending Abby and Martha to prison, hilarity and madness ensue as Mortimer tries to wrangle in his crazy aunts, along with his brothers--Theodore, who believes he is Theodore Roosevelt, and maniacal, murderous Jonathan.

DREAMGIRLS

Playhouse on the Square June 15 - July 15

Featuring the classic songs ‘And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going’, ‘One Night Only’ and ‘Listen’, Dreamgirls follows the journey of a young female singing group from Chicago and will transport you to a revolutionary time in American music history. The trio ‘The Dreams’, must learn the tough lesson that show business and stardom isn’t always as glamorous as it seems.

SUMMER-EYES YOUR LOOK. TRISH’S ICONIC INTENSE GEL EYE LINER, BEAUTY EMERGENCY CARD FOR EYES & HIGH VOLUME MASCARA.

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

Live at the Garden Season Announcement Party

Finally! It's Live at the Garden time in Memphis! The season line-up was announced at a party to get ready for the party on the lawn of the Memphis Botanic Garden. It's a summer tradition - pack your picnic basket and dance the night away to great music on the Live Stage in the beautiful garden setting!

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 18, 2018

Memphis Botanic Garden

memphisbotanicgarden.com

Annette Noles, Ellen Bernstein, Soheila Kail, Dorrie Simms, Judy Vandergrift & Lynn Crawford

Chuck & Michelle Bolton with Chris & Kristy Pelt

Ben Rader & William Hargett

Cathy Farrell, Sherry May & Earle Farrell

Melissa Taylor, Edwina Jones & Sloane Taylor

Kathy Mooney, Dan Reid, Alice Higdon & Madelyn Gray

Cindy DeBardelaben, Karley Horton, Sherry May & Karen Perrin

Patrick & Katie O'Connor, Carrie Schaefer

34

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Meredith & Jeremy Park

Jane Maners, Barb Arnold & Tina Moran

Michael & Angela Ralph

Wanda Barzizza & Pam Smith

Lori James Is

Moving!

TO

LAURELWOOD

Details to follow...

Don't Miss Our

THE MONTH OF JUNE

REGALIA SHOPPING CENTER 6150 Poplar Ave Suite 118 Memphis, TN 38119 901.207.5427 Mon - Sat 10am - 6pm @shoplorijames

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

35

H O B S O N R E A LT O R S The Sign of Distinction since 1972

18 Ca

6304 E. Shady Grove Rd. Presented by Jennifer & Joel Hobson

$669,000 312-2929

4035 Grandview Ave. Presented by Meredith & Paul McDonald

$998,000 312-2940

66 La

Jo

Cami

$1,375,000 312-2940

1116 Oak River Dr. Presented by Lila Saunders

$569,500 312-2986

De

SO

LD

352 Grandview St. Presented by Meredith & Paul McDonald

Ja

La

Mic

3220 Cloar Cv. Presented by Sally Fienup

$295,000 312-2980

6530 Kirby Forest Cv. Presented by Jennifer & Joel Hobson

$549,900 312-2929

Ka

S

(901) 761-1622 w w w. H o b s o n R e a l t o r s . c o m

183 Marrakesh Cir. Carrie Benitone

$237,500 312-2947

6400 Brooks Manor Cv. Denise Ware

$495,000 312-2943

420 S. Holmes St. Barbara Cowles

$329,000 312-2979

6680 Vinings Creek Cv. Laurie McBride

$379,500 312-2962

2935 Iroquois Rd. Virginia Sharp

$614,000 312-2964

66 S. Front St. #36 Barbara Cowles

$160,000 312-2979

Joel Hobson

Jennifer Hobson

Camille LeMaster

Ruth Morris

Barbie Dan

Allen Hamblin

Worth Jones

Barbara Cowles Laurie McBride

Christina Morris Charlotte Lyles Carrie Benitone Clay Templeton Lynda Baddour

Betsy Kelly

Bob Rowe

Debbie Rodda

Deborah Mays

Lili Jones

Gordon Stark

Denise Ware

Mark Duke

Elizabeth Scott

Ellie Bennett

Faith Kaye

Janis Hasen

Jeanene Lawhead

Jeannie Bruce

Lisa Fields

Jennifer Williams

Jenny Grehan

Mel Burleigh

Sally Fienup

Laurie Stark

Lila Saunders

Mary Ruleman

Lisa Robinson

Virginia Sharp

Carolina Capote

Mary Ann Gano

Pam Pierce

Michele Crump Elizabeth Rodriguez Eleanore Maynard Michelle Koeppen

Kara Smith

Tammy Oliver

Meredith & Paul McDonald

Thomas Henze

Gardner Hobson Story

Paula Samson

Mary Jane Fuller

Palmer Gardner

Hallie Biggs

Conlee Stringfellow

William Ware

Taylor Waring

Alex Turner

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

PTAH Black Tie and Tennis Shoes

The Grand Krewes of Carnival Memphis participated in the Grand Krewe of PTAH’s Black Tie and Tennis Shoes fundraiser.

This annual event features several fun contests and members of the Carnival Memphis Grand Krewes participate in the skits and decorative tennis shoe contest, all vying for first place!

The Premier Tennis, Fitness & Social Facility in the heart of East Memphis

Jeff Fox, Barbara Patronis & Donnie Angel

AMENITIES INCLUDE 26 TENNIS COURTS MULTIPLE TENNIS PROFESSIONALS YEAR-ROUND SWIMMING OUTDOOR BAR RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE BAR LUXURY LOCKER ROOMS STEAM ROOM THERAPEUTIC WHIRLPOOL MASSAGE SERVICES FULL SERVICE PRO SHOP SOCIAL EVENTS FITNESS CENTER & STUDIOS

Ed Galfsky & Johnny Pitts

Carnival Queen Ellen Horn with Selden Humphreys

COMPLIMENTARY CHILD CARE SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS FOR KIDS SWIM TEAM GOLF PRIVILEGES RACQUETBALL, HANDBALL SQUASH PICKLEBALL Jakob & April Eliason

Mimi & Carnival King Jim Taylor

Call for your tour today!

For Membership information please contact Taylor Taylor at 901-765-4404 Follow The Racquet Club @rcofmemphis

5111 Sanderlin Ave. • Memphis, TN 38117 901.765.4400 • rcofmemphis.com Karen & Kirk Johnston Gloria Campbell, Joyce Nussbaum, Sandra Lucchesi & Dodie Hunter

38

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Splendor

he er. of nd

Grass

Nicole Miller has long been known to mix up prints and this combo is perfect for any summer day or night. Silk summer plaid blouse styled as shrug, neon leopard print dress, earrings, and necklace; all from Kittie Kyle.

Leopards and Plaids

The Memphis Botanic Garden is gearing up for its 18th summer concert season, Live at the Garden, and the grounds are ready to welcome everyone. Coincidentally, summer came a little early this year and the blooms were right on point along with moody skies that promised rain the day of our shoot. While the foliage is always beautiful and familiar and the weather provided the perfect light, it was the architectural elements that helped focus on this month's fashion story: structured and tailored looks that go from casual chic to garden glam. Dressing up in the Garden is going to be a cinch this year thanks to our local retailers who have these looks in store and they are ready for all the summer outdoor fun.

in the

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

39

Body - Con Stripes Soften this fitted and striped look with a whimsical colorful beaded bag and feminine jewelry. Dress from Lori James. Beaded bag, pearl and Tanqueray Gin glass necklace; both from Kittie Kyle. Gold wire earrings from Coming Attractions.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

|

40

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

41

Stopping to smell the roses has never been so chic. Massive straw hat from Kittie Kyle. White blouse, pleated skirt, brass burst earrings; all from Oak Hall. Long pearl and dagger necklace layered as choker from Betty Hays Boutique. "Lane" Topsail Crossbody bag in cognac leather by Brahmin, now open in the Shops of Saddle Creek.

La Dolce Vita

Florals and Stripes in Harmon y A crisp blouse gets a modern twist shown in stripes and paired with tailored floral pants. Blouse and pants; both from Betty Hays Boutique. Rubber chunky necklace from Coming Attractions. Gold tone chain necklace, hematite and gold dagger necklace; both from Sorelle Boutique. Neon mirrored sunglasses, striped box purse; both from Lansky 126.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

|

42

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

43

This casual look gets sharpened with tailored lines and a graphic print. Shot inside the Blecken Pavilion elevates it even more. Olive green button down blouse from Sorelle Boutique. Black and white windowpane plaid pants from Betty Hays Boutique. Bronze beaded long tassle bib necklace from Kittie Kyle. Long spear earrings from Oak Hall.

Strike a Pose

Statuesque This body suit shows off all the right body parts and creates a lovely vignette with this sublime statue by Memphis artist, John McIntire. Striped and ruffled body suit, floral pants; both from Lansky 126. Double disco bubble crystal earrings, black and yellow beaded cuff; both from Kittie Kyle.

John McIntire, Combing, circa 1973, cast stone.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

|

44

The fountain never disappoints and is the perfect backdrop for dressed up but comfortable tie dye dress. Dress from Sorelle Boutique. Smooth metal tube and suede necklace from Lori James.

Earrings from Lansky 126. Obi leather belt, stylist's own. Over the knee suede boots, model's own.

Fluid Style

Styled and written by Photography by Model Makeup by Hair by

Augusta Campbell McKendree Walker Brianna Dixon of AMAX Talent Agency Tiffany Volmer Bishop Jonathan Watkins

A very special Thank You to the Memphis Botanic Garden.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

45

#4FASHION

#acstylist's Summer

MUST-HAVES

By Augusta Campbell

Tailoring and structured details are in high demand for summer fashion. Accessories can be smooth and lacking in frills to finish out your sharp look. These items are perfect for rounding out the very best in sleek style and are available at retailers right here in Memphis.

1.

2.

3.

1. Glam baseball cap / Lansky 126 @ Peabody Hotel Pink satin cap with no logo, no seams, but high on style.

2. Floral Architecture / Kittie Kyle @ Laurelwood These flowery earrings aren’t frilly at all and take the petal trend into a more subdued direction.

4.

3. Smooth Steppin' / Oak Hall @ Regalia

These shoes are anything but basic, as the style and personality are understated in the perfect shade of neutral red.

4. Eva Hobo / Brahmin @ Shops of Saddle Creek

This bag is all about the lines and has plenty of room to keep you organized for days.

5. Gold Standard / Kittie Kyle @ Laurelwood

Hoops are re-imagined in these mirror-like shapes that are as light as feathers.

5.

46

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

LAURELWOOD SHOPPING CENTER | 432 S. GROVE PARK | MEMPHIS, TN 38117 | 901.452.2323 | KITTIEKYLE.COM

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

47

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

N OT E S

MEMPHIS JEWISH FEDERATION:

More than 500 people joined Jewish Community Partners, Memphis Jewish Federation, and Jewish Foundation of Memphis for the first A Taste of Israel event, held this year at the Memphis Botanic Garden.

Members of every local congregation, unaffiliated Jews, and plenty of their non-Jewish friends gathered to try delicious Israeli-inspired kosher dishes created by Erling Jensen, JosÊ Gutierrez, Karen Carrier, Josh Steiner, and Shelly Ostrow. Celebrating Yom Ha’Atzmaut (Israel Independence Day) together, attendees danced to live music by the Israeli Band The Shuk, and sampled abundant varieties of Israeli wine.

A Taste of Israel DAT E

LO C AT I O N

P H OTO G R A P H E R

April 19, 2018

Memphis Botanic Garden

Sean Davis

VIPs with Mayor Luttrell Karen Carrier

Erling Jenson serves Diane Mendelson

#OUTTAKES

Aviva & Yoni Freiden

Guests test tasting

Guests dancing to music by The Shuk

EVENT

N OT E S

MEMPHIS JEWISH FEDERATION:

Lion of Judah Spring Reception and Recognition

Memphis Lions of Judah held their spring recognition event to celebrate new Lions and remember those women, of blessed memory, who established an endowment fund at the Memphis Jewish Federation to ensure their gift to the community campaign will live on in perpetuity. Leaders in philanthropy, these women and their families represent the majority of giving to the annual multi-million dollar campaign, which meets Jewish needs.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

April 24, 2018

Crosstown Concourse

jcpmemphis.org

Mary Lynn Perl

Jill, Alla & Farryl

Cindy Finestone

48

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Jill & Jill

Rhonda, Suzanne & Judy

#4HOME

Big Style at Art by Design

Story by Lesley Harris Colvett Photos courtesy of ArtsMemphis; Photography by Sarah Rossi

Art by Design, presented by ArtsMemphis, was held April 5-8, 2018, and showcased the talents of many of Memphis’ premier interior designers. 4Memphis chatted with participating designers Cindy McCord, Warner Moore, Lisa Mallory and Anthony Shaw about their vision, inspiration, and style featured in their unique vignettes.

Anthony Shaw: Art + Vintage & Contemporary Pieces = Elegant Drama I was thrilled to be asked to do a vignette supporting Art by Design. When imagining what I envisioned for the space, I wanted to step outside of the traditional Memphis aesthetic and show how one can mix contemporary with vintage and antiquity. I wanted a room that was visually pleasing but also liveable and realistic.

I started with the main focal wall by applying an antiqued foil paper to give the room balance with the other walls that were done in a neutral palette. From there, we added a Goyard inspired, patterned hide rug that kept with the neutrals but gave the floor some movement. A cleanlined traditional sofa was brought into the mix but the color punched in a chartreuse, which was toned down with an array of darker custom pillows. The wall opposite the sofa was anchored by a vintage traditional ebonied Japanned secretary.

Surrounding that was floor to ceiling Art Deco inspired brass and Lucite mirrors, which gave that wall a sense of structure and reflective quality. We added texture and patterns through draperies and other furniture throughout. From there, we picked objects and artwork that I have purchased through my travels, which gives the room a sense of who one is.

The last piece we installed went above the sofa and was a 10’ long sculptural piece of Pop Art of a leaping neon tiger. Art by Design was a great venue for designers to express their talents and individuality.

Lisa Mallory: Art Takes Center Stage in this Dreamy Bedroom

When I was asked to do a vignette for ArtsMemphis I wanted to do something unforgettable. Something that no one had done before. My first thought was to use the portrait of my sons done 20 years age by Mary Sims. It's my most prized possession. If my house were on fire the painting would be out the door right after Bertie-Wooster, my wire-haired fox terrier.

After my staff and I discussed the room at work, the decision was unanimous that we would do the room around the painting. Having a linen shop, a furniture shop, and a design studio we chose to do a bedroom incorporating a seating area. This would enable us to do beautiful bedding and furniture sold in the shop.

My long time friend David Lusk had commissioned the portrait for me, so it was only natural that he would help with all of the artwork in the vignette. We selected three Ted Faiers and a Robert Yasuda from the artists he represents at his gallery. We chose colors and design that would complement the Mary Sims, whose estate David still represents. Of course the artwork was the most important design element.

In 1997 Mary came to our house to prepare for the portrait and selected everything that the portrait would be.

The clothes, shoes, and accessories all belonged to our family.

One year later, the portrait appeared and we loved the composition and especially the outfits she had chosen for each of us!

I still had these at the house and decided to use the dress, Michael Jordan tennis shoes, and baseball bat in the vignette!

This made it more personal and took us all back 20 years.

The first thing I chose to go with the portrait was the sofa and chair fabric. I wanted to bring out the blues and greens in the portrait. The pillows on the sofa pulled all the colors together. The neutral bedding was a background for contemporary, colorful, decorative velvet pillows that helped make the room unforgettable and gave it an updated, young look. The bed was a large, iron bed with a tall canopy that lent an overthe-top presence without detracting from the portrait and artwork.

I wanted the room to be transitional, not traditional or contemporary. The bench with the lucite legs, gold coffee table, lamps and accessories achieved that goal.

The last thing chosen was the wall color, and I decided that on the day we started to install. When I saw the size of the vignette I decided to use a rich, dark Mediterranean blue that was perfect for the colors in the portrait and pulled the room together.

Ultimately, I was very pleased with the outcome. I did not tell the boys I was using their portrait for the Art by Design vignette. I knew they would have been embarrassed.

The opening night of the vignette, I think they must have gotten 20 pictures, calls and snap chats from their friends, so it all turned out ok!

50

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

#4HOME

Cindy McCord: Small Media Room with Big Impact

Cindy McCord and Brad Parsley, Co-Owner, Audio Video Artistry, collaborated to make the vignette into a small media room with big impact. “Often, homeowners turn spare bedrooms into entertainment rooms. The dimensions of our vignette at Art by Design was typical of that space. We set forth some lofty requirements for our little system. Sonically and visually we wanted it to compromise nothing. It would include the latest Dolby Atmos surround technology and we wanted ‘A list’ components to be used, and it should be ridiculously easy to use,” says Brad. “Even though the room is dedicated for a media room, we still wanted to make aesthetics a priority. And we wanted to do it under $10k so most people could actually afford it.”

The 75” size TV was chosen for its proportion with the console Cindy chose. “We gave the Samsung LED some extra pop on the wall by adding colored lighting behind it; an inexpensive touch that added major cool factor. We also modified the console to hide the audio/video equipment behind false drawer fronts. Even though the equipment was hidden from view, a Crestron handheld remote easily operated the system via radio frequency. As an extra touch, we added the room’s lighting to the remote as well,” says Brad.

The Integra Dolby Atmos receiver drove seven Sonance speakers and an SVS subwoofer. In-wall or floorstanding speakers would’ve clashed with the wall sconces and custom ottomans Cindy chose. Instead we used a Sonance soundbar for the left, center, and right channel. The soundbar adjusts in width to perfectly match the width of any TV. It’s a small thing but it keeps the look clean and symmetrical.

Brad says the gray palette Cindy chose works well for media rooms, and ideally, a media room should have nothing to distract from the viewer’s focus on the TV, but that can make for a boring room. Large decorative panels were added to the side walls to give the room a signature design element but the panels also serve the essential role of sound baffles. Controlling sound waves is a huge advantage of a dedicated room and panels like these could be configured in countless ways to achieve an acoustically and aesthetically pleasing room.

“Having installed hundreds of these systems over the years, I thought Cindy’s use of carpet squares was awesome. Things will be spilled in a media room and it’s easy to just replace a square when needed. Plus, the design options seem perfect for this use,” says Brad.

Warner Moore: The Anatomy of a Room

When contemplating turning a 12x16 foot space into a livable room I had to decide what room in a house I would create.

I chose the living room because of all rooms in the house it tells the story and shows the personality of the family.

Next, I had to choose the “family” and decide what their history and lifestyle might be. I decided on a formal room reflecting a life time of collecting lovely things from around the world, concentrating on Europe and the Orient.

In fleshing this out I started from the floor up, literally!

An Aubusson rug was my choice. A paint color was chosen based on the rug. The deep salmon/rose creates a warm and inviting background for the furnishings. I’m off and running!

I decided to make the space a traditional room with some contemporary pieces to bring it into the 21st century. After deciding on the “look” of my room, I started to fabricate it. My first thought was that it needed a focal point. A fire place came to mind. Once again, creating an atmosphere of intimacy.

Now begins the layering of furniture objects that tell the story of years of collecting and inheriting. This is a sophisticated, well-traveled couple whose things have personal significance. Every piece has its own story. It was great fun creating this family and their style.

The furniture arrangement is conducive to lively conversation yet intimate enough for a couple to sit quietly by the fire. I especially love that there is no television in this room! The furniture is decidedly European, French chairs and commode, English consoles. The contemporary glass “wave” coffee table is a nod to Paris in the 1940s. The furniture is an interesting combination of pieces made of wood, glass and metal.

The last layer is the accessories. Aside from the ancestral painting, I have chosen art from our wealth of local and regional artists. We are fortunate to have so many. The nudes over the commode are the work of Rosalee Cohn. The painting to the right is by Anton Weiss. The beautiful wall sculpture made of wire and handmade and painted paper is a creation of Colleen Couch Smith. The assortment of bronze, marble, coral and porcelain objects are reminiscent of a love of traveling.

Here we have a room that reflects years of acquisitions. A quiet tapestry of generations.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

51

&

901 Superhero

201 Kings of Grit

By C.J. Kirkland

"We have core values. We use teamwork.

We show grace and we teach each other."

James Lancaster

I don’t know much about most superheroes’ back stories, which can be quite annoying for whomever I’m watching the latest superhero movie with. “Is this a DC Comic character? Marvel? Why does that one hate the other so much?

How did she get her superpowers anyway?” But though I may not be wellinformed on their histories, I’ve recognized particular characteristics they all possess that lend to their being classified as a superhero. These various traits all bounced around in my head as I reflected on the work Memphian James Lancaster is doing within our community, specifically his work with the young men housed as inmates at 201 Poplar.

Photography by Mark Adams

A superhero doesn’t boast about his powers and is often uncomfortable with any attention placed on him as opposed to his work (with the exception of Iron Man, as my husband pointed out!) This was one of the first things I learned about Lancaster, a former professional football player turned CrossFit competitor and, in fact, the only West Tennessee athlete to qualify for 2017’s Reebok CrossFit Games (Central Region)- the sport’s largest, most elite competition. Despite the fact that I see him numerous times a week coaching at our gym downtown, I had no idea what he was doing with his “free time” until a fellow athlete shared it with me. Lancaster isn’t comfortable talking about his own life’s accomplishments-“this isn’t about me,” he always says- but he becomes very spirited when reflecting on the changes he’s seen in several of the men at 201 Poplar since he began coaching them in 2015.

Every Thursday Lancaster reports to F-Pod, where he coaches fifteen to twenty male inmates, aged 18-25, in CrossFit (CrossFit is “both a physical exercise philosophy and competitive fitness sport… workouts incorporate elements from high-intensity interval training, Olympic weightlifting, plyometrics, powerlifting, gymnastics, girevoy sport, calisthenics, strongman, and other exercises.”) Their fitness levels are as varied as their personalities and reasons for which they are incarcerated, so no session is ever the same. There are guys he’s grown accustomed to seeing who will no longer show up because they have been sent to another facility, have begun a work assignment or, the most celebrated reason, have gone home. The changes are constant, but so is his presence and so are the problems that plague these young lives: young men who have often given up on themselves because those in their circle gave up a long time ago. But Lancaster doesn’t give up. Neither do superheroes, by the way.

Photography by flsportsguyphotography

He didn’t give up when injuries put him on his back and pulled him out of the life for which he’d worked so hard. He didn’t give up when the road to recovery included unforeseen speed bumps slowing him down, over and over again. Or when, on that same road, he was forced to a standstill and the conversations were solely between him and God. Resilience had been a constant in his life as a football player; it was here, now, in the absence of football, where he learned what it meant to be relentless. Lancaster eventually got back on his feet and let his faith lead the way. It led him home, back to the city that needed him and into the lives of people who desperately needed someone to fight for them.

They may not call him a superhero, he definitely doesn’t consider himself a superhero, but those of us watching this story unfold clearly see the ways in which he is using his powers to fight threats against humanity: threats such as despair, depression, and hopelessness felt by many of the young men he meets with every week. While it could be easy for him to point the finger at events in their lives that begot the consequence of them being at 201 Poplar in the first place, Lancaster is too busy using his hands to lift kettle bells and throw medicine balls, teaching them how to do the same; teaching them about rebuilding and repurposing their lives, about being relentless when the world as they know it is collapsing in on them.

As this issue goes to print Lancaster is preparing to compete in the 2018 Reebok CrossFit Games (Central Regional), ranked one of the top 20 out of more than 10,000 regional CrossFit athletes. In addition to his daily training, he continues to coach the young men weekly at 201 Poplar through his Kings of Grit program.

You can continue being part of their stories by following both on Instagram: @_jlancaster_ and @ kingsofgrit.

52

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Photography by Mark Adams

145 BE ALE ST. (AB OVE BB K ING’S) | 901.578.3031 ITTABENAMEMPHIS.COM

N OT E S

Memphi Luncheon & Fashion Show

The Mystic Society of the Memphi hosted their annual Luncheon & Fashion Show at Chickasaw Country Club to honor Kim Pitts, the Queen of the Memphi, and the 2018 royal duchesses. Guests enjoyed a fabulous fashion show featuring AllieRox Designs, 20Twelve, Kittie Kyle, Joseph, Pink Door and Vineyard Vines.

DAT E

LO C AT I O N

WEBSITE

May 9, 2018

Chickasaw Country Club

carnivalmemphis.org

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

Susan Plough & Ainslie Todd Leslie Darr, Patricia Ramage, Hope Cook, Kim Pitts, Katrina Scoggin, Leigh McDaniel, Susan Angel & Jean Oliver

Marilyn Seaton, Kim Pitts, Colleen Capstick & Lesley Colvett

Fini Koerner, Maggie Boyd, Jane Sorsby & Donna McManus

Judy Jones, Leslie Darr, Susan Beaird & Kathleen LaFlore

Ed Galfsky with Karen & Kirk Johnston June 2018

|

4memphis.com

53

s r SEE IT AT THE s e l d n E ( summe ) s PINK PALACE! e r u t n e Adv

Paddle through the exhibit June 2 - September 3, 2018 This exhibition was produced by the Florida Museum of Natural History with support from the AEC Trust, Lastinger Family Foundation, State of Florida and VisitGainesville.

P!NK PALACE MUSEUM

54

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

#4CULINARY

BLEU Restaurant & Lounge Pepper Crusted Steak

All Fired Up! Light the grill and enjoy these recipes this summer.

Photography by Mark O. Ramirez

BLEU Restaurant & Lounge Pepper Crusted Steak

4 rib eye steaks, about ½ inch thick 0.5 ounces pink peppercorn 0.5 ounces white peppercorn 0.5 ounces black peppercorn Salt to taste 2 ounces butter 1 cup of demi glaze sauce

SALUD! at Whole Foods Market, Poplar Avenue Grilled Panzanella Salad

In a hot skillet, toast all 3 peppercorns, moving constantly for about a minute. Remove from the heat and place in a spice grinder, and grind peppercorns until powder consistency. In a different sauce pot place half of the peppercorns, add the demi glaze, and grind to a slow simmer for about 10 minutes to release the entire peppercorn flavor. Add 1 ounce of the butter mixing until dissolved.

Dry the steaks with a paper towel, place in a hot grill or skillet and cook to desired color.

Removed from the grill and dust rest of the peppercorns, and evenly salt to taste. Place in a pre-heated oven at 350F to desired temperature. Remove from oven and served with the peppercorn sauce and preferred vegetables.

Chimichurri: ½ cup flat-leaf parsley ¼ cup cilantro ½ cup oregano 2-3 cloves garlic ¼ cup apple cider vinegar 1 cup extra-virgin olive oil ½ teaspoon cumin Kosher or sea salt Freshly ground pepper Sugar, if needed

Salad: 1 demi-baguette, cut lengthwise 1-inch slices olive oil, as needed 1 pint cherry tomatoes 1 red onion, cut into thick slices 1 yellow bell pepper, cut into wide planks 1 jalapeno, whole (optional) ½ cup feta cheese or queso blanco crumbled 6 slices peppered bacon, cooked and crumbled (reserve 1 tablespoon bacon fat)

Prepare the salad: Heat grill (or grill pan) over medium-high heat. Lightly brush bread slices with a small amount of olive oil and grill until golden brown on all sides. Remove to a cutting board and cut into 1-inch cubes and place in a large bowl.

Toss cherry tomatoes and peppers with a small amount of oil; brush both sides of the onion slices with oil and place on the grill. Cook until softened and charred; remove onions and peppers to a cutting board; tomatoes to a small bowl. Cut bell pepper and onion into a medium size dice; de-seed and mince the jalapeno, if using.

Add to the bowl with the bread cubes and the bacon.

Make chimichurri sauce: reserve a couple of tablespoons of the herbs for garnish. Place all ingredients in a blender along with the reserved bacon fat and process until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper or sugar to taste.

Carefully toss the salad with a bit of the dressing to coat, then add in the tomatoes and feta. Finish with remaining dressing and garnish with the reserved herbs.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

55

#4CULINARY

RECIPES

ITTA BENA

Surf and Turf with Grilled Asparagus 1 8 ounce filet Mignon 1 6 to 8 ounce lobster tail 6 asparagus spears Juice of one lemon Lobster: Using scissors, cut down the center of the top of the shell. Stop cutting at the tail fin.

Gently pull the tail meat up through the slit and lay it over the shell. Baste lobster with garlic butter, squeeze fresh lemon juice over the top, and season with salt and pepper.

Place tail on grill, meat side up. Cook for about 10 minutes covered. Remove from grill and allow to cool slightly.

Remove the shell from the meat but keep tail fin in tact. When the filet is almost done, baste the tail with butter again and return to grill, meat side down. Finish cooking an additional 2 minutes or so. This will give the tail some char and lots of flavor.

Filet Mignon: Season liberally with salt and pepper. Place on grill and cook to desired temperature.

An average medium would have an internal temperature of around 135. Alternating cooking covered and uncovered. When the filet is almost done baste it with garlic butter.

Asparagus: Blanch asparagus in boiling water until slightly tender; cool. Marinate in garlic butter for at least 30 minutes. Grill for about 2 minutes or until softened and lightly charred.

OWEN BRENNAN'S

Salmon with Dirty Rice and Baby Spinach

Salmon: Generously coat and 8 ounce salmon fillet with your preferred nonstick coating (Pam or olive oil), and salt and pepper to your liking.

Place on your grill at a 45 degree angle for 3 minutes, then take your grill tongs and take it from \ direction to / direction, three minutes, then flip and repeat for the other side.The side started with should be face up as that will be the best looking side.

Dirty Rice: One cup of rice is going to need 2 cups chicken stock. Under cook your rice slightly as you will still need to recook it when you make it into dirty rice. Add a handful of chopped tasso ham, a handful of sliced andouille sausage, classic Cajun trinity (handful of onion, green pepper, celery) and a touch of stewed tomatoes.

Baby Spinach: Heat a skillet over medium heat. Take a generous handful of your baby spinach and place it in the skillet with about a tablespoon of butter, a pinch of salt and a pinch of pepper. Stir your spinach around until it "wilts" then remove from the heat and place on top of your dirty rice.

Serve with your favorite hollandaise sauce.

56

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

#4CULINARY

RECIPES

KOOKY CANUCK

Canadian Burger Brioche bun 8 ounce ground chuck Sautéed red onions BBQ sauce Canadian bacon

Leaf lettuce, tomato slice, sliced pickles Butter and toast bun. Pat ground chuck to your liking, and grill to 165 degrees. Assemble your burger and enjoy!

ERLING JENSEN

Grilled Rack of Lamb Marinade: 1 cup molasses ½ cup garlic ½ cup whole grain mustard Marinade one rack of lamb for 24 hours. Preheat grill and add dehydrated pineapple to the wood chip and charcoal mixture. Place lamb rack directly on grill for 4 minutes each side.

Allow resting time of 4 minutes and then slice.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

57

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

The Tour de Brewery and Bike Fest The Tour de Brewer and Bike Fest event was held on Saturday, April 7. Over 40 riders braved cold temperatures to ride and raise money for the Revolutions Bicycle Cooperative 4th Grade Bicycle Safety Program, launching at Shelby County Schools this fall.

Caye Caparo (Roller Derby name: Heathen Universe) & Leah Ford (Roller Derby Name: Lavender Menace)

Shannon Little & Scott Briggs

Andy Ashby & Scott Finney

Mac Bruce, Justin Deere & Nick Oyler

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

59

Mr. & Mrs. John Luke Tyner 4Weddings Feature Photographer:

Mar y Kate Ste el e "This stunning, romantic secret garden wedding was so picturesque.

Morgan did an incredible job incorporating her spunky, wild, flower child personality and John Luke's southern gentleman sweetness into every aspect of their day. I absolutely loved her attention to detail. Her vendor team placed every detail perfectly, creating a serene, enchanting secret garden with sweet touches of sunflowers and greenery. The beautiful horses roaming the pastures at the ceremony site completed the storybook look. John Luke & Morgan are such a sweet, genuine and FUN couple! They are crazy about each other and encourage one an other in all their personal endeavors. I loved watching John Luke's precious face and his ear-to-ear smile as he fell more in love with his bride.

They are smitten with each other, and it is adorable. :)" - MKS Venue: Hedge Farms Flowers: The Flower Girls

60

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

#4WEDDINGS

#marykatesteelephotography #morgan&johnlukeTYNER

#4WEDDINGS

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

61

#OUTTAKES

EVENT

Tambourine Bash

Music Export Memphis hosted its first-ever benefit event, The Tambourine Bash at Old Dominick Distillery. The music filled evening raised funds for the Ambassador program, which will provide cash grants to touring musicians who are on the road telling the Memphis music story. For more information, visit musicexportmemphis.org.

EVENT

Company d LOCAL IMPRESSIONS Performance

Ethan & Angie Petty

Elizabeth Cawein

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

Mallory McFarland, Karen McFarland, & Darlene Winters

JW Gibson & Ben Yonas

Sharon Long, Kenny Long, David Saks, James Alexander, Johnny Stinson & Tess Guy

62

Company d recently presented LOCAL Impressions at the Hutchison School. Company d is a nationally recognized dance company of young adults with Down syndrome under the artistic direction of choreographer Darlene Winters.

Peyton Badgley, Lynsie Bailey, Taylor Stafford, Livi Aldrich, Jacque Rook, & Elizabeth Rook

#MEMPHISIMPACT

CONTRIBUTORS STAFF Langston Myers, Chief Editor

Fashion

Fashion Week My name is Caroline Weakley, and I am honored to be the fashion editor for Memphis Impact. I am a sophomore at Hutchison. I take part in soccer, bowling, and track teams at my school.

Hannah Hussey Shade Webb Embry Bird

Beauty Grace Galler Merrill Culpepper Mary Adair

Sports

Hi my name Ruth Ellen Berry, and I can not wait to

Emmaline Sheild Robert Ayotte Kara Kane

Digital Media

Memphis Joy Prom

Emma Yates, Editor Mary McAuley

Agnes Academy. At school I am in multiple clubs including Beta Club and Key Club. I am also part of the Lifestyle team at 4 Memphis Magazine. I am part of the IMPACT team because I love Memphis and want people to learn about what is happening in this awesome city!

Lifestyle Madison Grinder, Sophie Stockstill Mary Katherine Kruczek

Arts

Summer Essentials Hi my name Haley Clift, and I am so excited to work as the beauty editor for Memphis Impact. I am a Junior at Hutchison and I serve as class president, play varsity lacross, and am a member of the Wilson Society.

College Signings My name is Ellie Weeks, and I’m a junior at Hutchison. I am thrilled to be working as the sports editor for Memphis Impact.

Editor

Lalia Travillion

Photography Libby Wunderlich

Impact Graphic Designer My name is Annie Leatherman and I’m a junior st St.Mary’s.

I’m so excited to work on the

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

63

#MEMPHISIMPACT

By: Caroline Weakley

L

Editor’s Note Langston Myers

Words. More words. I typically enjoy writing editor’s notes. I get to share my thoughts on just about anything I want with some people that I do know and others that I don’t, all throughout Memphis.

There was a brief lapse in editor’s notes for the past couple of months because the Impact staff had so much content and needed all the space we could get for articles. So typically, I would be ecstatic to revive these letters, but I have about had it with words, and I’m sure that by this point in the school year, most students can relate.

In the past week, I think I have written a total of about 10,000 words.

This includes exams, papers, notes to my friends who are graduating, and so on and so forth. I am so exhausted from having to express my thoughts on paper. So why do I do it? Why do we do it? Why continue to put forth the effort that leaves us so drained. For some, it is the immediate reward of knowing you’ve done well. For others, it’s in preparation for college and for their future. They work so they can get scholarships or into their dream schools so that one day they will be happy and feel satisfied with what they have accomplished. But when does that actually happen? College will be the same never-ending cycle of working into the late hours of the night, all so that you can go to grad school. Grad school will be a repeat of this process, except this time you will be expected to have a job whilst being a student to pay for such grad school. Finally, you have a career, and you think that this cycle will end.

But it never truly does. There is always something else that we strive for. There is always another class, another promotion, another something that could determine our success.If we never find time to be happy and have enjoy ourselves in the moment, then when will we? Success and happiness are not synonymous. Success is something that must be worked for, but happiness is something that must be taken advantage of. So, after I finish this letter, I am going to put my theoretical pencil down and take time to be happy. I will travel, go swimming, drink lemonade, read good books, and enjoy summer before I will have to start writing college essays. Until then, I will live in the present, and I encourage all of you to do the same.

Langston Myers 64

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

>> d

#MEMPHISIMPACT

By: Caroline Weakley

M FW and cultivates a fashion show, which celebrates and features local fashion

Memphis Designer Project (EMDP) and Memphis College of Art help the at the college providing designers with the supplies and space that they need.

Memphis College of Art. Not only did I get to watch as many new upcoming designers saw their pieces come to life as they were walked down the run way, but I also saw the models make these pieces their own as they walked. One of the models who walked this year, as well as in the past, gave me a glimpse of what it’s like behind the scenes of Memphis Fashion Week this year and past years.

Riley Bartlett, senior at St. Agnes Academy, has been walking in the show for 4 years, including this year at the Memphis College of Art and at the Friday event which was held at Graceland, and speaks very highly of the show and the way it is run. Every year, Riley says, is full of energy and fun each night she walks. Moreover, the nights run smoothly due to the hard work and preparation prior to the events of the weekend. As a model, Riley is handpicked to walk for the events in new designers clothing pieces. Riley explains that the most important thing she has learned from her experiences is how to be comfortable with not only herself, but the MFW team around her, who she says is so helpful and makes it easier for her with their high level of respect for everyone in or at the event.

>> designed by: Emma Yates

communication with the people around you to ensure a smooth and fun night.

Riley also made it very clear that she is so grateful and excited for every show she gets to walk in and every designer she gets to represent, and for that she thanks the EMPD for allowing these designers designer, Nicole Miller, and her fantastic experience from meeting amazing people and places. Riley explains her favorite part of the Friday night events during MFW. On the Friday shows, MFW selects one unique

Every year is completely new and exciting because of the unique venue change, which is also exciting for the people who come and watch the show every year, Riley says. Some of the past places MFW has been held on their Riley mentions how much of an impact MFW has had on her perspective and interest in fashion and everything behind the scenes and preparation of the clothing pieces. In fact, Riley has decided to further her interest in fashion and study fashion design at the University of Arkansas next year. me a closer and better glimpse of the local fashion here in Memphis as well as the hard work that comes along with the beautiful shows for the weekend.

Moreover, the new perspective I have witnessed through Riley, having a model’s interested in the unique side of Memphis or anything fashion for that matter.

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

65

#MEMPHISIMPACT

2.

1.

3.

Beauty

4.

1.

Mario Badescu Facial Spray / $12

Summer

2.

Bumble and bumble Surf Spray in Montauk Dunes / $27

ESSENTIALS

4. Davines OI All In One Hair Milk / $32

3. Elta MD Tinted Up Daily Skin Care SPF 40 / $34.50 5. Essie Gel Couture Polish in Rue De La Ruby / $11.50 6. R&Co Sail Soft Waves Spray / $29 7. St. Tropez Gradual Tan Classic / $25

5.

6.

66

|

4memphis.com

|

June 2018

7. >> designed by Mary McAuley

>>

#MEMPHISIMPACT

joy prom By: Ruth Ellen Berry and Ella Coffey

$27

On the night of April 20, hundreds of teenagers gathered together in their best dresses and sharpest suits for the traditional event that all teenagers hold sacred: prom. With loud music, bright lights, an all-you-can-eat buffet, and limousine lining the streets, the night was one that many people will remember forever. However, this prom was special. Instead of high schoolers, the dance

0

Memphis Joy Prom is an annual event where teens and adults with special needs get the chance to experience a night when the world revolves around them! Joy Prom is a night where the participants can have fun regardless of

0

fade away with every smile they receive. This night is all about them.

Hundreds of volunteers work tirelessly each year to make sure that every sec ond the participants are at Joy Prom, they are greeted with love and joy!

When they arrive at Christ Methodist Church and step on the red carpet, the guests are escorted into the lobby and greeted by “paparazzi” who will document every happy moment of their night. To help make this night extra special, each guest is greeted by a volunteer who will be their “date” for the night.

Together the volunteer and their special guest can go to the candy bar, eat at an unlimited buffet, ride in a limo around town, take pictures in multiple photo booths, and experience special sensory activities to make their dance one of a kind! Additionally, no prom would be complete without the crowing of a prom king and queen, and Joy Prom delivers insuring that these special guests are truly kings and queens!

Memphis Joy Prom is a special night not only for the guests, but for everyone who attends! Although the volunteers do the work to put the event together, it truly would not be the same without all of the love and joy the guests bring.

Look for information on how you can share a night you will never forget with such special people you will always remember!

>> designed by: Emma Yates

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

67

of High School Theatre By: Ruth Ellen Berry

#MEMPHISIMPACT

#MEMPHISIMPACT

A

Hut

• Ma • Sus • Sim (Voll • Eliz (Lacr • Jord (Lacr • Lyd

St.

• Hat • Oli • Eve • Lau (Swim • Kia

St.

• Ala (Voll • Ma (Voll

Mem

• Buc • Ruc • Dan • Ric (Swim • Ben • Joh • Bob • Bay

Bright lights, glittering costumes, smiling faces, and cheering audiences.

This is what high schoolers across Memphis work from months to achieve in their spring musicals. For many, high school theatre is a way to express themselves like nothing else. On stage, they are able to live out the lives of the characters they portray and travel to beautiful worlds of bright colors and blinding lights that are only accessible through the set in their high school auditorium. The High School Musical Theatre Awards, presented at the Orpheum, celebrate the amazing work of high schools within a 100 mile radius of Memphis in a night of performances and award presentations.

Modeled after the famous Tony Awards, each high school musical that is submitted to the program is attended by local judges and is eligible to win in multiple categories, including Outstanding Overall Production, Outstanding Actor or Actress, and Outstanding Direction by a Teacher.

The awards also acknowledge the hard work of the teenagers behind the scenes with awards for Outstanding Chorus, Outstanding Hair and Makeup, Outstanding Costumes, and Outstanding Set. In addition, the Memphis High School Musical Theatre Awards are a part of the acclaimed National Jimmy Awards, which encompass 37 high school theatre awards programs across the country and recognize the winners of local programs on a national level.

This year’s High School Musical Theatre Awards will be held on the night of May 24 at the Orpheum Theatre and will celebrate the amazing talent, dedication, passion, and hard work Memphis high schoolers have given to their productions this year. This year’s nominees can be found on the Orpheum website at https://orpheummemphis.com/learn-engage/high-school-musical-theatre-awards/ .

St.

• Lat (Socc • Bry • Joh • Miy • Col • Dav • Cla • Dal • Gab

Hou

• Ella Coun • Bru

• Adr Chat • Stef (Socc • Vic (Socc • Col (Trac • Kea (Trac • Aar • Bai • Ale • Ash

Bri

68

|

4memphis.com

|

• Ben • Tyle • Luk • Han • Mc • Ty K • Cha • Pey Chat • Sav • LV • Con • Me • Bra • Em (Gym

June 2018

>> designed by: Emma Yates

#MEMPHISIMPACT

College

Hutchison School:

• Maeji Brown- Wheaton College (Golf ) • Susan Morris- Rhodes College (Golf ) • Simmons Allen- Mississippi State University (Volleyball) • Elizabeth Farnsworth- University of Virginia (Lacrosse) • Jordan Groover- Mount St. Mary’s University (Lacrosse) • Lydia Herring- University of Memphis (Soccer)

Signings

By Ellie Weeks

St. Mary’s Episcopal School:

• Hattie Fogarty- Sewanee (Lacrosse) • Olivia House- Rhodes College (Soccer) • Evelyn Roberts- University of Richmond (Lacrosse) • Lauren Mabie- Texas Christian University (Swimming) • Kiara Norris- Fordham University (Swimming)

We are so excited to St. Agnes Academy: celebrate the hardwork • Alayna Jetton- Christian Brothers University (Volleyball) and dedication of these • Madelyn Kelly- Mississippi State University (Volleyball) future college athletes Memphis University School: as they graduate high • Buchanan Dunavant- Ohio State University (Lacrosse) • Rucker Williamson- Sewanee (Lacrosse) school!

Coming from • Daniel Shumake- Mercer University (Lacrosse) • Rick Reinhard- Washington University in St. Louis diverse schools all across (Swimming) the city, we know you all • Benton Ferebee- Brandeis University (Swimming) • John McBride- University of Mississipi (Basketball) will represent Memphis • Bobby Wade- Duke University (Lacrosse) • Bays Webb- University of Mississippi (Football) well as you possibly can!

St. George’s Independent School:

• Lathan Spadafora- United States Air Force Academy (Soccer) • Bryan Payne- Carson-Newman University (Football) • John Kimball- Millsaps College (Tennis) • Miya Smith- Christian Brothers University (Volleybal) • Colin Truitt- Harding University (Baseball) • Davis Irving- University of Central Arkansas (Golf ) • Claire Murphy- Rhodes College (Lacrosse) • Dalton Reese- University of Tennessee (Baseball) • Gabby Acker- Sewanee (Swimming)

Houston High School:

• Ella Baran- Johns Hopkins University (Cross Country) • Bruce Brown- Arkansas State University (Football) • Adryan Darnell- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (Soccer) • Stefano Della Rosa- Christian Brothers University (Soccer) • Victor Ramirez- Christian Brothers University (Soccer) • Colin Jones- Southeastern Missouri State University (Track) • Keaton Jones- Southeastern Missouri State University (Track) • Aaron Sweet- Millsaps College (Golf ) • Baili Park- Georgetown (Golf ) • Alec Henderson- Georgia State University (Track) • Ashley Ward- Life University (Rugby)

Briarcrest Christian School:

• Ben Austin- Colorado Mesa University (Lacrosse) • Tyler Badie- Missouri (Football) • Luke Coleman- Naval Academy (Football) • Hannah Cox- Arkansas State University (Volleyball) • McKenna Hulette- Centre College (Lacrosse) • Ty Kinard- Belhaven University (Golf ) • Chase Martin- Austin Peay University (Baseball) • Peyton Moore- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (Soccer) • Savanna Owens- University of Memphis (Track) • LV Plummer- Tabor College (Football) • Connor Shamblin- University of Alabama (Baseball) • Meghan Underwood- University of Arkansas (Track) • Bradley Ellis- University of Indiana (Football) • Emma Grant- University of Wisconson-Lacrosse (Gymnastics)

<>> designed by: Emma Yates

June 2018

|

4memphis.com

69

#MEMPHISIMPACT

JUNE FASHION Indigo

Sunglasses / Peepers Tops / Threads

Threads

» Indigo

Indigo

» Threads

» Peepers

Optical Indigo

70

Sunglasses / Peepers Outfit / Threads

Shoppe

Indigo

Indigo Threads

N Sunrise GMC

Sunrise GMC

Sunrise GMC

1800 Covington Pike Memphis, TN 888.271.7217

8500 Highway 64 Bartlett, TN 888.476-4074

4605 Houston Levee Rd. Collierville, TN 888.625-2854

MEMPHIS

WOLFCHASE

COLLIERVILLE

y

Oll

L

Flig t Po a De

l Wo 9th Pin

D

Ten

See

Wh

Ra dre 42 Go

Wo A

Ar

S T N

E V TE

R A E

ne

loa

S and

, ibb

B

1 2

st

pm :30 7 0 h 5:3 Step ve., , A l ad el Bro /24 nn 3 o 6 h6 5 g D 2 u c /3 M hro ad, Bro ough 1 use, T m a & o r P nd ham layh t, Th by t Bing of Ar ircuit P m r , 0 p a C is ,7 /3 ge nion ree ough 1 Farr is Colle oolf, u F m m -4p en m, Thr Bess emph ia W Com 9am x y , l s o n O p M o n H cati lly er y, 6-8 r t by ale, Virgi f the le lo o O p i t l l a h S l u y a rc ,m t .

Chu Oll Ross G ancy ow & amed ks a July 4) ners , e n d F wor r L o h N 6 a i f w t 2 e S o r c y rG –n Ma Au aste hts Guild eetca am, n Arts ( M & g rd 1 i a 1 t l r e F ers St cer phis Ar Galler y, t Crosstow t n a t o m sk Po th of ve a KNO . rs C ur, Me d Lu trospecti t W & styles e i a v a g a e D re De On edia Sin en To lk, 30 year ety-rray of m er n a i d t v r N i a a t ide Ten Ga lf R r tis ) and ler yturing a w en l o. a Wo nnual er t a – June 23 th G s fea ard icag , G h b r 2 e c C A i e 2 r s s mb an a 950 9th ey Hellery (May wchapter me phis Bot m in 1 o p t 7 h e a n C s , k em ,5 9 kG t S est Sun 7/2 PinDavid Lus rarfaft-Southw iation, M seum the h u C g n i M u n al soc hro ine e C aisi Met rt, T AR e Fy Tennesse t Arts As , A f s e ’ f f y s o r r lu sbe ege nes show b , Bartlet eB Han Coll h f t TenA group s i o n h n e p ion oo ptat Gre Mem

N JU

,

ing

eK ani

3

7

g

ng

i See

n : Bi y a d

rs

hu et T h W

ter,

/7

Th

h6 roug

A

da

al a

ic mus

vo sta

ia,

Pla

nc sce

Painting by Pam McDonnell

8

10

th

th

17 u pm h 6/ 2-4 ms. .G 1 g , / u O 7 e o ra h hr o ounsge prog S, T t by , Throug attil r H M H , a a n n h s i e e xc ES, mph sin, thav Opoman’s E y Rai ESCAP eatre Me ater, Sou th r W alltoebenefit m Th he T , a G t y l e t e le mi th dr l Ahorw & sa Stre Soto Fa a d u s e n 23 42 Anthnis group ll, D h 6/ g e h u t p 8 e in ds Thro th geparticipautst 24.

Go ter, pm, a n 9 e h a T h ists will gh Aug :30 y t c i 7 n , x mu s E art hrou urch Com l Ch n ana’tely 100display t a w p o m m e on ant isco Wo roxi b erm ’s Ep G App rt will e k , u a e The St. L Lac ced a l r l, G &O iva nic h 7/1 , t 1pm th e s s rke iso, Fe a Ar hroug d c a D r i a s k T P u ic co Mal

by R er M , /27 e b h r m tu og ugh 7 c a o r G e h h l T C n es pm, ere : Va , 6-8 cap6:30pm y n d s r e e l e d l a n v , cre sk G Bel g Laic Garden nS id Lu n v i o a v D i n th g, fL ota ion enin rs o emphis B ibit p e h o y x E rt ,M La ue, nriq tial nser vancy est a o He v n i l r e a a , S s rM Ess r Co g fo ideoarten John enin istrict V The Wolf Rive p d o c i t n g D r a ts ail us ta iew in Ar is M emphis, R prev South Ma brei h m p m u i , M y U n r e Som ge Galle Mem Indie illa June 2018 Jean Art V ea o Th

15

20

24

25

th

26

27

28

th

|

4memphis.com

58