4Memphis | October 2019

OCTOBER 2019

The Wild Side of Fall

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Every space is filled with untapped possibility. To fit more than you can imagine. To function better than you’d believe. From custom closets to allpurpose storage, the transformation begins at The Container Store, now open in Germantown at Exeter Rd. and Poplar Ave.

Our newest space is now open.

Up to 25% off Custom Closets now through October 13 th . Š2019 The Container Store Inc. All rights reserved. 44486 8/19

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WORRY ABOUT WHERE TO CELEBRATE YOUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY. NOT ABOUT YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE.

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FTB Advisors is the trade name for wealth management products and services provided by First Tennessee Bank National Association (operating as First Tennessee Bank and Capital Bank) (“FTB”) and its affiliates. Financial planning and trust services provided by FTB. Investment management services, investments and annuities available through FTB Advisors, Inc., member FINRA, SIPC, and a subsidiary of FTB. Arkansas License # 416584. Insurance products available through FTB Advisors Insurance Services, Inc. (”FTBIS”), a subsidiary of FTB. Arkansas License # 247414. In some states, insurance products and annuities are provided by First Horizon Insurance Services, Inc. (“FHIS”), a Tennessee corporation, and a subsidiary of FTB. The principal place of business of FHIS is 165 Madison Ave., Memphis, TN 38103. California License # OD12174. FTBIS, FTB Advisors, Inc., FHIS, and their agents may transact insurance business or offer annuities only in states where they are licensed or where they are exempted or excluded from state insurance licensing requirements. FTB Advisors does not offer tax or legal advice. You should consult your personal tax and/or legal advisor concerning your individual situation. Banking products and services provided by FTB. Member FDIC. ©2019 First Tennessee Bank National Association operating as First Tennessee Bank and Capital Bank.

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2019 RANGE ROVER EVOQUE

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VIETRI SIGNING EVENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 11AM - 3PM The Vietri artist will be at Social signing and inscribing pieces with your own personal message in English or Italiano!!!!!

Vietri door Prize will be given away during the event

CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD 4 - 7PM Door prizes, Discounts THE Best Christmas Decor in town!

Mingle & Jingle with Mimosas EVERGREEN COLLECTIONS TRUNK SHOW NOVEMBER 7 & 8

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A must attend evening of fun and fashion… with an environmental twist! Green couture hits the runway with original designs by local artists who have dared to create “trashion” from items found in all the better recycling bins! There’ll be great food and wine, entertainment and more! Ticket purchases help fund our Community Improvement Grant Program.

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Join your Local and Regional Favorites Phase 1: • The Stock Market (grocery) • Osaka Japanese Restaurant • Germantown Wines and Liquor • Hollywood Feed • Gloss Glo Nail Bar • BrickHouse Fitness • Elite Total Health • Gould’s Spa/Salon • Social (curated gifts & bridal registry)

• Starbuck’s • Malco Theater • Memphis BBQ • AT&T • Firehouse Subs

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The Rices wrote the book on divorce.

Literally.

The Complete Guide to Divorce Practice is published by the American Bar Association and is recognized as the standard reference for divorce lawyers across the nation for decades. For the 30th Anniversary Edition, the Rices co-author their book with over a thousand pages of insight, experience, and techniques.

Lawyers seek out Larry’s expertise and he has lectured on divorce in most states and in some foreign countries. As the only Super Lawyer in the Mid-South certified as a Family Law Specialist, Larry Rice spends most of his time practicing law with the Rice Divorce Team. Thomson Reuters repeatedly ranks Mr. Rice as one of the top 100 lawyers in all fields of law in Tennessee. Larry received The National Academy of Family Attorneys Top Ten Attorney Client Satisfaction Award and is rated on AVVO as 10 out of 10.

Nick Rice grew up with the law. After graduating from CBHS and UT-Knoxville, Nick clerked while attending The University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. Nick has lectured on several occasions and was recognized as one of Super Lawyers’ Rising Stars. Nick is rated on AVVO as 10 out of 10. He is a Rule 31 Family Law Mediator.

The Rice Divorce Team is a practice group within Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC. The Rice Divorce Team is exclusively committed to family law - from prenuptial agreements to final decrees, from parenting time to property division and everything in between, and it includes: Larry Rice; Nick Rice; Erin O’Dea; Jessica Farmer Ferrante; Chelsea Knox; Faith Sanford; Christopher Burt; Jennifer Goodin; Andrea Schultz, ACP; Susan New, ACP; Tyler Walker; Cyndy McAfee; Lisa Blackledge; Krista Burt; Ken Schultz; Linsey Boatner; C.J. Parrish; Irris Williams and Blake Alford.

The team applies generations of legal experience, nationally recognized expertise, and up-to-date technology to lead their clients through negotiations, mediation, arbitration or litigation.

The depth of The Rice Divorce Team’s personnel provides the ability to tailor representation to each client’s individual needs and goals. While the team is proud of courtroom success, their greatest satisfaction often comes from obtaining a quick and quiet settlement favorable to their client. Divorce is difficult. Divorce is made worse by misinformation people have about divorce. The Rices’ guide for clients, “About Divorce”, is available at aboutdivorce.com.

275 Jefferson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38103 901.526.6701 firm@ricelaw.com • aboutdivorce.com

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from the publisher Seek the Peace and Prosperity of the City in which I have placed you. ,

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JEREMIAH 29:7

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Romans 12:2

For those of us blessed to live in areas where we have seasonal change, the concept of renewal happens at least twice a year when we leave Winter and enter Spring. The end of Summer means a return to a regular schedule, our children returning to school, giving them the opportunity to start fresh in their new classes.

The concept of renewal is not something we often look forward to because it often means the need for change because of a deteriorating situation or recent loss. It may come out of an internal or physical struggle, more often than not the situations that require renewal are out of our control.

I was recently celebrating with a friend of mine - his recovery from a bone marrow transplant that cured his Leukemia. He was laughing about his recent fishing trip where he had been eaten up by mosquitoes. You see, he had never reacted to mosquito bites before his transplant, but with the donor’s healthy bone marrow came the donor’s sensitivity to mosquito bites. Clearly, it was a humorous and small price to pay for his health. Renewal in this case was a tremendous blessing, allowing him to overcome a physical struggle that would have cost him his life without the successful bone marrow transplant.

If one does a case study on business entrepreneurship, you would find some of the most successful companies were started by a loss of a job or a failure of a company.

The need for an individual to start over again may lead to opportunities they would never have considered if life hadn’t forced them into renewal. Recently, Kroger announced that they were discontinuing across the region the service of providing rack space for local community publications to distribute their magazines. Forty percent of 4Memphis’ distribution has been through these public racks in a neighborhood store. The news of Kroger’s decision came at quite a surprise, but like all setbacks it

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forced us to implement a new plan.

Our most popular spots have been in locations that regularly serve our target market, such as High Point Grocery, Superlo Foods, and Gibson’s Donuts. After all, Gibson’s one of Memphis’ most cherished businesses. We distribute more magazines at Gibson’s than any other location by a factor of four. Who doesn’t enjoy standing in line on Saturday or Sunday morning to get a box or two of Gibson’s famous donuts? Gibson’s is only one of many examples of the direct-to-consumer distribution outlets that allow 4Memphis to reach its target market to share with Memphis the good works of our not-for-profit sector, while supporting our local businesses through advertising in the pages of 4Memphis.

4Memphis is in the business of supporting our community, both the tremendous not-for-profit sector and the locallyowned business. The lifeblood of Memphis is the Poplar corridor that starts at the Mississippi River and ends in Collierville where Poplar and the 385-loop cross. We are in the process of placing 100 re-designed racks along this corridor, concentrating our efforts to deliver the message of the great works of Memphis’ not-for-profit organizations to those in our city that can most help them financially.

Renewal, the opportunity to transform our business model by improving our reach to the community we serve; 4Memphis and its advertisers will be better off because of it.

Romans 12:2 is calling its readers to leave their old ways of thinking and acting, by changing how they think and view the world and their place in it. Sometimes renewal in our lives can be extremely painful and other times pure joy because of the opportunities it creates, may all of us who live in Memphis look for ways to work toward the renewal of Memphis.

Seek the Peace and Prosperity of Memphis.

Jim Walker

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A ROARING ENSEMBLE Bring the heat with a printed blazer in a bold and vibrant pattern such as this instant outfit maker. Jeans and a silky shell complete this casual yet oh-so chic.

Blazer and jeans from Joseph in Laurelwood.

Silky tank from Oak Hall.

Purse and necklace from Sorelle Boutique.

Earrings from Kittie Kyle.

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F E AT U R E S 58 #Fashion: Take a Walk on the Wild Side

27 Do Good, Love Well Luncheon

66 #Fashion: Must-Haves

28 "I Love Memphis" Birthday Celebration

68 The Orpheum Soiree: A Whimsical Night with Willy Wonka

29 Arcade Restaurant Centennial Celebration

70 #Gallery: Ken Hall's October Art Events

30 Levy Dermatologist Open House

76 #Culinary: No Tricks All Treats

32 VIP Party West Cancer FIGHT ON

82 The Container Store: the Ultimate in Organization

33 Rock The Houses Auction

84 #MemphisImpact

34 Live at the Garden: Toby Keith 35 Live at the Garden: Brett Young 38 Art on the Rocks 40 The Container Store Grand Opening 42 Zoo Rendezvous 44 Shotguns & Sunflowers 48 Taste of the Town 50 The Baddour Center Fashion Show & Luncheon 52 100 Women Who Care Meeting 54 Richfresh Launch Party

About the Cover A MARVELOUS MIXED MENAGERIEÂ Give evening elegance a decided edge with cheetah print skinnies from Lori James, silk cami from Sorelle Boutique, and a lush, reversible bomber jacket from Kittie Kyle. Take the ensemble over the top with a luxe velvet scarf from Kittie Kyle, statement stone necklace and bracelet from Lori James.Â

56 Preview for Memphis Food & Wine Festival 71 Courage Thru Cancer 72 Bowl & Bash Pre-Party 74 Summer Concert Series

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Ole Miss Memphis Tiger Tailgating Party

Friends of the late Glenn Cofield gathered in memory of him the evening of August 30 to honor and celebrate his life at a tailgate prior to the Ole Miss season opener against the University of Memphis Tigers. The evening was hosted by the Memphis chapter of the Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) at Avon Acres, and delicious food and drinks were provided by Central BBQ.

RUF is the official campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America, whose mission is to reach students with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and equip those students to serve Him.

Houston Cofield, Nelson Graham, Kate & Nate Renner

Miller Hudson & Tej Suber

Josh Davis, Tracy & Chris Thornton & John Edwards

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Kendra Sanford, Kelcie Craft, Scott Evans, Caitlyn Kennedy, Kristen Cofield & Jake Craft

Shea Gabrielleschi & Tennison Humphreys

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Meg Crone & Shields Thompson

Laura Ann & Warren Boone, Jan Davis

John Crosby, Tripp Thompson, Natalie Cofield & Houston Cofield

Al & Lela Green, Jennifer & Don Lasseter

Frances Montgomery, Meg Menzies, Jeff Flaherty & Mary Randolph

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FA L L L A U N C H PA RT Y

September 2019 Volume X • Number 10 PUBLISHER

Jim Walker jim@4memphis.com MANAGING EDITOR

Sandi Butler Hughes sandi@4memphis.com ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Lesley Harris Colvett lesley@4memphis.com ART DIRECTOR

McKendree Walker mckendree@4memphis.com FASHION EDITOR

Elise Rawlinson elise@4memphis.com ADVERTISING

Mark O. Ramirez mark@4memphis.com

Cathy Farrell

Photography by Sarah Rossi

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Paw Prints Gala

The Paw Prints Gala is an annual event to support our furry friends! Hosted by the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County, the gala was held August 24 at the FedEx Event Center at Shelby Farms Park.

Guests enjoyed dinner, drinks, live and silent auctions, a wine pull, and live music.

HSMSC offers an opportunity for a second chance at life to injured and abused animals. memphishumane.org.

Aubrey Brown, Shannon Wiley, Josh Wallis & Anthony Shaw

Caroline Reilly & Spencer Heard

Julie Meiman, Jon Olswanger, Sarah & Neil Bell

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Amy Thakker & Bonnie Grosshans

Dawn & Brian Rabe

Maria & Tim Garrett

Avery & Garrett Bizzell

Anna & Ben Avant

Mike & Kathleen Edelmuth

Louis & Dorothy Rogers

Katelin Walker & Ellen Zahariadis

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Tracy & Casey Dugan

Kristen Walker, Justin Knox & Lauren Coles

Anna & Henry Ellis

Mark Pomerantz & Tiffany Ford

Ryan & Mark Harris

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Roadshow Patio Sessions

Roadshow BMW/MINI was temporarily transformed into a live music venue for a late-summer series of Patio Sessions. The series kicked off August 29 at the dealership located on Germantown Parkway, and featured singer and songwriter John Paul Keith. Food trucks, local craft beer, great music, and beautiful BMWs - the Patio Sessions were a wonderful way to spend a summer evening!

Otis Wicks, Karen Lombardo, Vera Grey & Brittany Sigurdson

Mandi Harwood, Alaina Taylor & Taylor Kinney

Mark Peterson, Peter Vidrine, Molly Willmott, Hamrie Schumpert, Matthew Andahl

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Randy & Michelle Patton

John Paul Keith & Band

Linda Mathis & Laura Hettinger, Chris Mathis with "Waylon"

Conner Graves & Peyton Watts

Jessica, Duke & Jim Lucas

Emma, Kristin & Joe Pawlowski

Ken & Vicki Billett

Max, Sarah & Ellie James

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Do Good, Love Well Luncheon MIFA

MIFA, the 51-year-old local non-profit organization, kicked off the new public event, Our City, Our Story.

The series included a community-wide read, a public forum on homelessness, and the Do Good, Love Well Luncheon. Held at the University of Memphis Holiday Inn, the luncheon featured award-winning author and life-changing advocate for the homeless Kathy Izard from Charlotte, North Carolina. Our City, Our Story will be held annually, and is designed to inspire, foster unity, and forge community conversation.

MIFA supports the independence of vulnerable seniors and families in crisis through their high-impact programs. mifa.org

Jim Seacat & Rev. Dorothy Wells

Kelly Swan, Terry Jones & Charlie Nelson

Latasha Sago, Norma Oliver & Lois Sargent

Bobbie Bessire & Leigh Moran

Arnetta Stanton & Suzanne Ray

Fara Captain & Rita Kelly

Teresa Cooper & Taylor Johnson

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"I Love Memphis" Birthday Celebration

On August 23, Puck Food Hall hosted a special tasting dinner in honor of the “I Love Memphis” Blog’s 10th Birthday, and the evening was a real treat for guests as they enjoyed the delicious fare of all the vendors and cocktails at Puck Food Hall on S. Main in downtown Memphis. A photo booth and live music topped off the evening’s festivities! ilovememphisblog.com

Mary Kate Walsh & Anna Walsh

Patrick Nelius & Audrey Sharp

Julie, Anna, Rick & Eva Taylor

Parker Rose

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Shayla & Gerrin Murray

Holly Whitfield, Leah Gafni & Tiffany Iriana-Hofscher

Hugh Balthrop

Kevin Ydrovo, Ruchee Patel, Megan Stitzinger & Scott Stewart

Da' Livya Gordon & Jada McGluen

Yolanda Norman

Bill & Jennifer Stanek

Sheron Hicks, Chanel Dunn & Sheena Freeman

Marley & Wes Pugh

Melissa & Kevin Donahue

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Arcade Restaurant Centennial Celebration

The venerable Arcade Restaurant recently celebrated a milestone centennial birthday at the corner of G.E. Patterson and Main Street. The street party included live music, a photo booth, and a presentation of a new Zepatos family portrait to hang in the restaurant. Diners enjoyed a special menu with every item priced at 100 cents to celebrate 100 years, and proceeds from the day-long event were donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Ashley Wilson, Lucy Hargrove & Lexi Jaynes

Michelle & Scott Williams, Chasity Hammond

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Lisa Burford & Sharelle Bohanon

Patti & Michael McClain

Jim Murphy, Sandi Yi & Kathy Orlando

Jennifer Simmons, Christy, Savannah & Rodney Young Stephanie Marconi,Elizabeth Wilcox & Gracie Lee

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Levy Dermatologist Open House

Levy Dermatology celebrated its 10 year anniversary with friends and clients, as well as the opening of its new cosmetic center located next door. Guests enjoyed champagne, cookies and special discounts on products and services. Cheers to 10 years!

Lauren Plyler, Dr. Alan Levy, Megan Phillips & Kimberly Schratz

Rachel Davis, Lulu Martin & Shira Levy

Bridget McCormick & Taylor Bradley

Kimberly Bolan & Vee Kaiser

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Anna Wohrman & Anna Thompson

Claire Perry, Rachel Jacques & Beth McKnight

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Earle Farrell visits with Ron Jewell, VP of Operations at The Orpheum’s Halloran Centre for Performing Arts and Education, and Mark Edgar Stuart, host of the Memphis Songwriters Series.

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helping set your table and choose the perfect gift for more than 45 years

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Sunday, October 20 1:00 - 5:00 pm

LAURELWOOD SHOPPING CENTER 4538 Poplar Avenue Memphis, TN 38117 (901) 763 - 0700

Monday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. www.babcockgifts.com

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VIP Party West Cancer FIGHT ON

The West Cancer 2019 VIP Party was held August 22 for event sponsors and Warriors. The University of Tennessee/ West Institute (The West Institute) is committed to fighting cancer in every corner of the community through cancer research, patient services, and community outreach. Proceeds from FIGHT ON events will benefit The University of Tennessee/West Institute for Cancer Research.

The University of Tennessee/West Institute for Cancer Research is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds for discovery, innovation and advancement in the field of adult cancer research and patient education, care and support.

Jordan Walker, Susan Ewing, Bob Blankenship, Kate Horton, Nanette Farris & Angela Gustafson

Tom Reese & Gina Jones

Dr. Kurt Tauer, Susan & Tom Stephenson

Rachel & Carl Curbo

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Keesha Green & Jeremy Sanders

Pam Dotson, Mike Williams & Erin Funderburk

Tracy Gibbs & Melissa King

Angela Gustafson, Tiffany Vollmer & Lori Butler

Keegan Jones, Regina Wilson, Cindy Mastrofrancesco & Bianca Scott

Benji & Amy Pollan, Sam & Melissa King

Holly Craft & Stephanie Consolo

Alexandra Hamm, Drea Bell & Jo Tichenor

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Rock the Houses Auction The FedEx Pilots' Wives Association's (FEPWA) recently hosted the 2019 Rock the Houses Auction. The event was held at Ridgeway Country Club, and this was the largest fundraiser in the 44+ year history of FEPWA! Thanks to the generosity of local donors and sponsors, along with 150 bidders, FEPWA raised over $50,000 for FedExFamilyHouse and Ronald McDonald House of Memphis. Visit fepwa.com for more information or to be a sponsor or donor for the 2020 Rock the Houses Auction.

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Mary & Shon Driscoll

Jennifer Sims & David Holly

Courtney Maness, Sandy Barber, Erin Birmingham, Mandy Thomas & Paige Alexander

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Art on the Rocks

Art on the Rocks was held at the Dixon Gallery & Gardens September 6 and featured a “botanical cocktail tasting” inspired by the Dixon's own herb gardens. Guests enjoyed cocktails, local craft beer, and crisp wine, along with small bites from local restaurants. dixon.org

Susan, Frederik & Henrik Kolderup

Alton & Karlisa Cryer, Alex & Katherine Jones

Alison Fox & Lauren Fox

Lydia Bors-Koefoed & Gigi Bors-Koefoed, Vicki Singh & Shibahn Rodda

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Anthony Shaw & Josh Wallis

Mike Jackson, Etta McFarland, Cynthia & Bob Thomas

Jenny & Sarkis Kish, Catherine Hatzigeorgiou

Cynthia & Jared Small

Thomas Wise, Kiana Lane & Jessica Ruff

Valerie Jones, Brittney Murckson & Tamitra Dickerson

Tiffany Brimhall & Stephanie Slater

Rachael Scarbrough, Erin Wukasch & Abby Tompkins

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The Container Store Grand Opening

The Container Store is here, and a wonderful grand opening Sip & Shop was held the evening of September 12 to celebrate! Guests enjoyed sipping cocktails and being among the first to shop at this wonderful store. The Grand Opening benefited Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, who is The Container Store’s charity partner. Le Bonheur will receive 10% of grand opening sales, and the store is also working on several organization projects within the hospital to help create efficiencies for the staff and volunteers.

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Johnny Guerra & Stephanie Barry

Karen Creel & Will Richey

Sandi Butler Hughes, John Brown, Shannon Little & Cathy Farrell

Danielle LaGraize & Claire Perry

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Vickie Jones & Mary Autry

Pat Massengill & Cindy Walker

Emily Smith, Anna Myers & Karen Creel

Theresa Green & Mary Green

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Abigail Warren & Elle Perry

Allison & Kevin Jackson

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Created by Memphis girls for Memphis girls and women, The Stand Beside Her Movement is a rallying cry inspiring girls and women to stand up for each other and commit to shutting down unhealthy comparison and competition that tears down and divides.

By celebrating one another’s talents and successes, we all rise - one courageous, confident girl and woman at a time.

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Zoo Rendezvous The Memphis Zoo

The Memphis Zoo welcomed “party animals” to put on their dancing shoes and enjoy this year’s Zoo Rendezvous: Zoodie 54! Zoo Rendezvous is one of the biggest parties of the year, and serves as the Memphis Zoo’s largest fundraiser. Delicious food from the city’s best restaurants, food trucks, festive cocktails, and live music created an energizing, fun night at the zoo! memphiszoo.org.

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Michael & Suzana Lightman, Laura Beth & Joseph Davis

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Anna & Tom Palazola

Terry & Cathy Lynch, Dr. Ana Palmieri & Richard Neel

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Shotguns and Sunflowers Palmer Home for Children

For more than 120 years, Palmer Home has provided superior care for children while introducing the love of God through service. Kirby and Glenn Floyd hosted the Shotguns & Sunflowers elegant al fresco dinner party that is an annual fundraiser for Palmer Home. What began as an orphanage in Columbus, Mississippi, has expanded its capabilities to provide foster care, family care, campus care, and transitional care to better meet the specific needs of each child and their family.

Serving individual children and sibling groups, Palmer Home for Children provides a family and community to children in need regardless of race, gender or background. palmerhome.org

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Robert & Ginger Farris

Elizabeth Loony Scott, Alicia Dean, Chef Ryan Trimm, Ann & Joel Parker

Samantha & Mark Towme

Donna Melton & Ed Galfsky

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Aparna Basu & Christopher Narayanan

Hunter Morris & Jeff Morris

Kirby Floyd, Peggy Dulin & Helen Wade

Susan & George Wortham, Taylor & John Bailey

Ashley & Sally Pace with Keith & Collette Rice

Caren & Richard Nichol

Lauren Brown & Dawn Graeter

Earle & Cathy Farrell

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Palmer Home Kicks Off Capital Campaign

Ellen Wills & John Ball

Stuart & Randi Harrington

The Palmer Home for Children leadership announced a lead gift from Kirby and Glenn Floyd at this year’s Shotguns and Sunflowers annual fundraising event, and the gift launches a $7 million capital campaign to build the Dr. Hugh Francis, Jr. Wellness Center in Hernando, Mississippi.

Melissa Huffman & Emily Hutton

The 24,000-square-foot structure will be a central gathering place for children, houseparents, counselors, and staff located in the heart of the residential campus.

The Wellness Center will house an academic suite, counseling suite, administrative suite, a full-court gymnasium, 4,800-square-foot pool, and The Gathering Place, a large multi-purpose room with an industrialsized kitchen.

Alli George, Katie Hooser, Mark George & Melinda George

Holt & Kay Hall

Taylor & George Coors

Brad McCullough & McKendree Walker

“We took the time to evaluate the needs of the children in our care, and we created a specific design that would provide for their restoration and personal development,” said Drake Bassett, CEO & President. “The Wellness Center will be a trauma-responsive space that is designed to encourage physical and emotional healing, as well as educational and spiritual growth.”

Paul & Stephanie Stephens

The Wellness Center will be named in honor of Dr. Hugh Francis, Jr. who faithfully served the children at Palmer Home as a board member for more than 50 years. This building will be a tribute to Dr. Francis’s commitment to the mission of Palmer Home.

Ted & Jessica Simpson

“We are incredibly grateful to the generous individuals, businesses, foundations, and churches that have already come on board to support this effort,” said Robert Farris, Vice President of Expansion at Palmer Home. “We invite every member of the Palmer Home family to help us complete our goal by contributing at any level.”

Traci Strickland & Diana Parsley

John & Megan Prather, Susan & Bryan Wilbanks & Peyton & Robert Hill

For more information, please call 662-328-5704 or visit www.palmerhome. org/wellnesscenter.

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Taste of the Town

The Germantown Taste of the Town, presented by the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, was held at the Great Hall & Conference Center on August 24 - and amazing food, wine, beer and auction items were on the menu at this fabulous event. germantownchamber.com

Judy & Mickey McLellan

Steve Conley & Jeanie Gundlach

Angela Brown, Azra Daniel, Jaime Deal, Bruce Hopkins, Maria Walker, Patricia Amann & Bobby Amann Jr.

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Kelli & Jonathan Greer

Andrea & Clay Baird

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Alexis Anderson & Bryan Walker

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The Baddour Center Fashion Show & Luncheon

The Baddour Center Fashion Show, Luncheon and Auction was held September 16 at the Hilton Memphis, and this year marked its 40th year! Babbie Lovett served as Master of Ceremony, and fashions were by Betty Hays Boutique and Kittie Kyle. Children’s fashions were provided by Stubbs on the Square from Batesville, Mississippi. baddour.org.

The Baddour Center’s vision is ensuring an environment where men and women with intellectual disabilities lead lives of dignity and hope. Through opportunities made available to them by The Baddour Center, residents achieve goals, develop lifelong friendships, and reach their full potential.

Babbie Lovett, Paul Thomas & Sheila Wilson

Kittie Kyle Models Cathy Farrell & Meg McCord

Charlotte Neal & Elizabeth Martin

Susan Nichols, Melissa Jones & Sally Fitzpatrick

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Dianne Reed & Louise Hunt

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100 Women Who Care Meeting

The 100 Women Who Care meeting was recently held and sponsored by Hollie Winter Fine Jewelry. The “giving circle” awards a donation to a local non-profit. The recipient of the $12,000 donation raised was Memphis Inner City Rugby.

MICR was founded by teachers and is led by coaches. Their goal is to leverage rugby as an engagement tool. They believe experience-based learning is largely missing from our modern education pedagogy and is one of the most powerful ways we can invest our kids in the pursuit of brighter futures. Congrats to MICR and thanks to 100 Women Who Care for making Memphis better!

Loren Martin, Jo Ann Langlois, Melody Honshell & Cheron Allbright

Ashley Lunsford, Alisha Reed & Hollie Grisham

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Richfresh Oak Hall Launch Party

Oak Hall recently hosted the Richfresh Launch Party. The day-long celebration included a meet and greet with Fresh, plus sips and nibbles. Proceeds from Richfresh launch weekend sales were donated to LITE (Let’s Innovate through Education) Memphis. The non-profit organization equips African-American & Latinx students with 21st century skills needed to create wealth through entrepreneurship programming. Kudos and congrats to the Richfresh and Oak Hall teams!

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Journalists, bloggers, and foodies gathered at Acre Restaurant as a preview for the 3rd installment of the Memphis Food & Wine Festival. The much-anticipated event is a fundraiser for the FedExFamilyHouse, and to date over $225,000 has been donated. This year’s festival will be held October 12 at the Memphis Botanic Garden. For more information, visit memphisfoodwinefestival.org.

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TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE The renowned Memphis Zoo was the location of this month’s photo shoot, and we were inspired not only by the amazing creatures found there but also by the stunning architecture of each exhibition.

From luxe leopard to on-point python to untamed tiger, there are endless options with which to venture into the wild.

Enjoy the following pages as we bring you our October Fashion Issue photographed at the Memphis Zoo and Aquarium!

F I E R C E F LO R A L In this jungle themed wrap dress, full throttle ferocity results when flora meets fauna, a perfect transitional piece.

Wrap dress and beaded necklace from Kittie Kyle Chainmail purse from Joseph in Laurelwood Shoes model's own

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Teal feels fresh and bright for fall in this lepoard printed romper. Toss a neutral duster on top when temperatures dip lower to welcome the colder weather.

Romper from The Pink Door Coat from Oak Hall Earrings by Gold and Stone from Sorelle BoutiqueÂ

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S U LT RY S N A K E S K I N Â Snake print is one of the defining trends of Fall 2019. Slither into the season with this dress in a classic silhouette. Add in accessories to pump up the print power.

Dress, earrings, and necklaces from Lori James Floral and camo bag from Kittie Kyle Snakeskin belt from Oak Hall

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Abstract shapes in rich hues artfully dance on this draped silk dress. Cinch it with a wide jeweled belt to finish the look.

Dress and bag from Oak Hall Earrings from Kittie Kyle Necklace by Myrna Halpern from Kittie Kyle Belt stylist's own

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Pony ha Soreir sneake lle B outiqrs from ue

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The Orpheum Soiree: A Whimsical Night Inspired by Willy Wonka

By Sandi Butler Hughes

When Charlie found a Golden Ticket in the classic tale Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, he is transported into the fanciful world of Willy Wonka. Guests at this year’s annual Orpheum Soiree will experience a magical evening of delectable dishes, specialty cocktails, and fantastical fun on Friday, November 15.

The 2019-20 Broadway series is bringing the stage production of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to the Orpheum Theatre (January 14-19, 2020). The story is a favorite, and a whimsical theme is ideal for the annual fundraising event. The proceeds from the evening benefit the Orpheum Theatre Group’s education and community programs serving 40,000 students, teachers, and families annually. “This year’s Soiree, inspired by our presentation of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, promises to be one of the most fun events the Orpheum has ever hosted,” said Brett Batterson, President and CEO of the Orpheum Theatre Group.

“As a nonprofit cultural institution, events like the Soiree ensure that we can continue to expand our education programming – providing transformative access to the arts to the students, teachers and families of the Mid-South,” he continued.

Sponsors for this year’s Soiree include First Tennessee, Greenway Home Services, UBS, and Horseshoe Tunica. Much like the Orpheum, the team at Horseshoe are pros in the art of presentation and entertainment. They will be transforming the historic theatre into the “world of pure imagination,” as Willy Wonka says. “The transformation of the Orpheum will be around color and whimsy,” said Ricky Busey, Vice President of Human Resources & Business Development with Caesars Entertainment. “I would not expect Oompa Loompas to be floating in the air from too much bubble gum, but you can expect to see bright colors, fun images, and a feeling of being transported on your own golden ticket experience.”

Ryan Trimm is a local restaurateur extraordinaire and part of a team of culinary partners participating in the event. “The Orpheum team always puts on a great party every year. It's not every night you get to get dressed up and enjoy a night on the stage. The auction items are top notch, the ambience is uplifting and dare I say the food is fantastic,” Ryan said. He explains that he had always had a certain affinity for art and theatre, and was always surrounded by music, art books, museum trips, musicals and plays at a young age. “I can thank my parents for that. It scares me to think that some youth have few opportunities to engage with these same experiences. Therefore, it is important we help support the great cornerstones of art we have in Memphis,” he shared. “Obviously, the Orpheum is a major part of this culture.”

Ricky also supports the Orpheum because of the importance it has for the city. “I am involved for two reasons. The first is as a board member I want to be engaged, the larger reason is that I understand the importance of the Orpheum Theatre Group in our community. The arts and arts education are a must for our community to continue to grow and build the diversity and education we need to advance,” he said. He shared that his support is rooted in his family life. “The Orpheum Theatre Group has been of huge importance to my family. My son grew his interest in theatre while attending summer camps and master programs as far back as 2005. He is now a professional actor and dancer living his dream in New York City,” Ricky said.

Bring your imagination and dancing shoes for this very sweet annual fundraiser, and be ready for an evening inspired by The Candy Man. “The theme of the Soiree is based on Willy Wonka, and you can expect to see ‘wonky’ treats. Food that is reinvented to be elegant and delicious with a whimsical and inventive twist,” Ricky hinted. To get your Golden Ticket to the Orpheum Soiree, visit orpheum-memphis.com.

The Candy Man’s Chocolate Martini 2 tablespoons chocolate powder 2 tablespoons chocolate sprinkles (Willy might prefer rainbow sprinkles!)

4 ounces Baileys Irish Cream 4 ounces chocolate liqueur, plus 2 tablespoons 4 ounces vanilla vodka Chill two martini glasses. Pour 2 tablespoons chocolate liqueur onto a shallow plate; chocolate powder onto another shallow plate, and sprinkles onto another. Dip glass into liqueur, then powder, then sprinkles.

(Chocolate syrup is also an option, then drizzle the inside of each glass with syrup.) Combine Baileys, liqueur, and vodka in a large cocktail shaker.

Fill with ice and shake until chilled and thoroughly mixed. Top with shaved chocolate, or garnish with whipped cream, chocolate candies, or whatever your heart desires! Pour and enjoy!

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We think of October as the season of festivals, arts events, and football weather.

Some of the most beloved annual events will definitely return – from art on the river to art on fire. Plus intriguing new ones – poetry about shipping containers and paintings by Kelly English – Memphis never lacks for innovative expression and smart new ideas. Paint Memphis returns with 100 or so street artists in a day-long marathon of creativity, and Mozart will tiptoe through the grounds which hosted tulips in the spring. If you have a favorite arts activity, make an effort to try another as well. Opera people should take in a gallery showing, instrumental music fans might try a lecture, and so on – we’re all in this together. Let’s support the people and organizations that collectively raise the quality of life in the Memphis area. - Ken Hall

OCTOBER ART EVENTS 3 12 U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer speaks Rhodes College-McNeill Concert Hall, 6pm Shipping Containers lecture by Stephanie Burt Marcus Orr Center for the Humanities, University of Memphis – UC 300, 5:30pm Harvard professor Burt explores the relationship of shipping containers to lyric poetry.

Steve Heard art opening Memphis Jewish Community Center-Shainberg Gallery, 5:30-7:30pm

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Still Bloom art by Niles Wallace L Ross Gallery, 6-8pm Gallery talk by the artist on October 19 at 1pm.

Head Over Heels Circuit Playhouse Paint Memphis 1716 Lamar, 4-10pm Street art orchestrated for an epic day of creativity.

Colombian Exhibition Dinner & Dialogue Art Village Gallery, 410 S. Main, 6:45-9pm Magically Mozart Opera Memphis, Dixon Gallery & Gardens, 2-5pm Snippets of opera from The Magic Flute by characters wandering the grounds plus games and activities for the whole family.

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The Art of Bonsai Memphis Botanic Garden, 6-8pm

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Southern Comfort Jazz Orchestra University of Memphis-Harris Auditorium, 7:30pm Dear Evan Hansen Tony Award winning Broadway musical, Orpheum Theatre, through 10/13

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Memphis Food & Wine Festival Memphis Botanic Garden A major wine event with top, global vineyards and chefs from across the nation and around the world, this is a literal feast for the senses.

Erica McCarren art opening Art Body Soul, Brookhaven, 6pm

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Kelly English & Lisa Williamson Art Opening Church Health, 6-8pm He cooks, she paints, and then she cooks and he paints.

There will be a show of artworks created collaboratively on view through October 18. The art opening is free and open to the public; however, there is also a ticket tasting event from 6-7pm with some delicious samples prepared by the duo. Limited space for the latter and tickets may be purchased online while supplies last at churchhealth.org.

Proceeds from the tasting tickets and a portion of art sales will benefit Church Health.

Cats Theatre Memphis, through 11/3 Pink Palace Crafts Fair Audubon Park, through 11/13

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Iris Orchestra presents Garrick Ohlsson GPAC, 7:30pm/ Brooks, 3pm, through 11/13 Romeo and Juliet Ballet Memphis, Playhouse on the Square, through 10/20 Lost Restaurants of Memphis book signing by Wayne Dowdy Novel, 6pm Repair Days Metal Museum, through 10/20 Includes Dinner + Auction event on 10/19 Cocktails, Canapes & Cats Benefiting Creative Aging, Theatre Memphis, 6pm Touch the Sky art by Terry Lynn David Lusk Gallery, through 11/16 Orchestra Unplugged: Beethoven Inside-Out Memphis Symphony, Halloran Centre, 7:30pm Beale Street Artcrawl Beale Street, 11am-7pm Jack Robinson Archives art show GPAC, 5pm Art on Fire Dixon Gallery & Gardens, 7-11pm It’s hot…probably not the weather, but the terrific silent auction, the bonfire, the flame performers, and restaurant samplings; they all combine for one of the hottest tickets in town.

Nobuntu concert Buckman Performing Arts Center, 7pm The all female, acoustic quintet from Zimbabwe puts on an expressive show.

East Coast Chamber Orchestra Concerts International, University of Memphis Harris Auditorium, 7:30pm Queens and Monsters art opening for Melissa Wilkinson Rhodes College-Clough-Hanson Gallery, 5-7pm Baskerville Germantown Community Theater, through 11/10 Broadway Stories & Songs: An Intimate Evening with Andrew Lipp Tennessee Shakespeare Company, 6:30pm Swan Lake Collage Dance Collective with the University of Memphis Symphony, GPAC, through 10/27 7:30/2:30pm River Arts Fest Riverside Drive, through 10/27 Juried arts & crafts, music, food, beverages, and the greatest view in the city.

Winter Arts Preview Show Gallery Ten Ninety-One, WKNO, 2-4pm The holiday artist’s market opens after Thanksgiving, but drop by on October 27 for a preview.

Sche-Hyery-zade II University of Memphis-Harris Auditorium, 7:30pm A piano concert by faculty member Hyery Hwang.

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Courage Thru Cancer

This year’s Courage Thru Cancer will be held November 9, at the Hilton Memphis, benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and it will be a party you do not want to miss! A kick-off party was held recently to celebrate the upcoming party. Courage Thru Cancer was created for one purpose: To support anyone whose life has been touched by cancer. couragethrucancer.com.

To share life experiences of cancer patients, create a community of support and hope for individuals and their families.

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Sonja Dowdy, Kim Watts & Heather Edgeworth

Jamie & Jeff Earnest

Kim Bowden & Gracie Bowden

Sam & Mary Sudduth, Harold Byrd & Metcalf Crump

Melissa Corzine & Hayden Myrick

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Bowl & Bash Pre-Party

Former Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley hosted his 11th annual and final Bowl-N-Bash on September 14 at Billy Hardwick’s All Star Lanes. More than 300 bowlers attended to help raise awareness about Sickle Cell Disease, and funds to support the Methodist Healthcare Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center located at Methodist University Hospital. Proceeds raised from Bowl-N-Bash will help improve the quality of life of sickle cell patients and their families through the Methodist Healthcare Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center. Orion Federal Credit Union was the presenting sponsor. methodisthealth.org.

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Julie & Jamie Hill, Jolene Bergen & Lauren Hamsley

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Summer Concert Series The Village at Germantown

The Village at Germantown entertained residents and their families with the second annual Summer Concert Series. Held on the beautiful grounds of The Village, performers included Jeremy and Michelle Shrader, Billie Gibson and the Delta Cats, Keith Paluso (from The Voice) and the E & H Trio. There’s nothing like great music shared with friends on a perfect summer evening. This is retirement living at its best!

Photos Submitted by The Village at Germantown

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E&H Trio

John & Sue Dewald

John Adamson & grandson

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Janice & Charles Kilpatrick

Keith Paluso from The Voice

Holly Craft, Mike Craft, Jean Landrum & Carolyn Tyler

Jim Moore & Barbara Young

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#CULINARY

NO TRICKS ALL TREATS! As the weather cools and the days shorten, it’s finally time to enjoy the warm flavors of sweet potatoes, cinnamon, and nutmeg. What to do with the leftover Halloween goodies? Make a candy bark, of course. Savor these October treats, courtesy of 4Memphis culinary partners!

Photography by MARK O. RAMIREZ BLEU RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Sweet Potato Mousse Cup 6 ounces chocolate cup 6 ounces sweet potato mousse 2 praline candies 2 shortbread cookies 2 ounces caramel sauce 1 ounce crushed candied pecans

Sweet Potato Mousse

Praline Candies

2 medium sweet potatoes, peeled and quartered 1 1/4 cups heavy cream, divided 1/2 cup dark brown sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon

1 ½ cup toasted pecans 1 ½ cup white sugar 3/8 cup butter ¾ cup brown sugar ½ cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

In a 3-quart saucepan over medium high heat, place sweet potatoes, covering them with water.

Cover and bring to a simmer for about 20 minutes or until fork inserted on the center of the sweet potato comes out easily. Drain and let cool.

Place sweet potatoes in food processor. Add ¼ cup heavy cream, dark brown sugar, vanilla extract and cinnamon. Process mixture until well blended. Place into a bowl and let cool in refrigerator.

In large bowl, place 1 cup of heavy cream. Use mixer on HIGH setting, mixing until soft peaks are formed. Gently fold the sweet potato mixture into whipped cream. Serve mousse in cup; top with caramel sauce and crushed candied pecans

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Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil. In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine pecans, sugar, butter, brown sugar, milk and vanilla. Heat to between 234 and 240 degrees F (112 to 116 degrees C), or until a small amount of syrup dropped into cold water forms a soft ball that flattens when removed from the water and placed on a flat surface. Drop by spoonfuls onto prepared baking sheet. Let cool completely.

#CULINARY ITTA BENA Pumpkin Crème Brulee Pie 1 quart heavy cream 1 vanilla bean, split and scraped 1 cup vanilla sugar, divided 6 large egg yolks 1 tablespoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon nutmeg 2-3 tablespoons pumpkin puree 2 quarts hot water Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Place the cream, vanilla bean and its pulp into a medium saucepan set over medium-high heat and bring to a boil.

Remove from the heat, cover and allow to sit for 15 minutes. Remove the vanilla bean and reserve for another use.

In a medium bowl, whisk together 1/2 cup sugar and egg yolks until well blended, and it just starts to lighten in color. Add the cream a little at a time, stirring continually. Pour the liquid into a pie crust or 6 (7 to 8-ounce) ramekins. Place the ramekins into a large cake pan or roasting pan. Pour enough hot water into the pan to come halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Bake just until the crème brulee is set, but still trembling in the center. Remove from oven and refrigerate for at least 2 hours and up to 3 days.

Remove the crème brulee from the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes prior to browning the sugar on top.

Spread vanilla sugar evenly on top of pie or ramekins. Using a torch, melt the sugar and form a crispy top. Allow the crème brulee to sit for at least 5 minutes before serving.

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SALUD! AT WHOLE FOODS, POPLAR AVENUE November 1st Candy Bark

1, 12 ounce bag white chocolate chips Powered candy food coloring, optional 2 cups leftover Halloween candy, chopped (peanut butter cups, candy bars, whoppers) ⅔ cups 365 Antioxidant Trail mix or equal mix dried cranberries, toasted walnuts, pecans, pumpkin seeds ¼ cup chocolate covered pretzels, chopped 2 ounces dark chocolate, about 50-70% cacao* Sprinkles, jimmies, nonpareils Set up a double boiler and melt the white chocolate until smooth. If desired, divide the chocolate into bowls and tint with powdered food coloring for candy or chocolate.

Pour the white chocolate on the bottom of a parchment lined sheet pan. Scatter the candy, trail mix and chocolate pretzels over the white chocolate, pressing down gently to adhere it to the chocolate.

Melt the dark chocolate over the double boiler until smooth. Dip the tines of a fork into the chocolate and drizzle over top of the bark. Scatter the top with sprinkles, jimmies and nonpareils for some extra color. *If you like, you can swap the chocolates, using the darker chocolate as the base for the bark and the white chocolate – tinted with food color – for the final drizzle.

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ERLING JENSEN’S Sweet Potato Cake 4 eggs, separate whites and yolks 2 cups sugar 1 cup oil 2 large sweet potatoes, roasted, peeled, mashed 1 tablespoon vanilla extract 2 cups all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon ground nutmeg Whisk egg whites until stiff peaks; chill. Beat sugar and oil until combined, add yolks one at a time, scraping after each egg, add mashed sweet potatoes, hot water, and vanilla.

Beat 3-4 minutes. Slowly add all dry ingredients to sweet potato mixture; mix just until combined. Fold in half the egg white, combined, fold in remaining white to mixture.

Pour into greased 9x13 pan.

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OWEN BRENNAN’S

Sugar Skull Brownie ½ cup unsweetened bakers chocolate ½ cup butter, cubed, room temperature 1 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 eggs 2 cups flour Place chocolate and butter in a mixing bowl over a double boiler on medium heat. Melt completely, stir occasionally.

Cream together in the bowl of the large stand mixer until completely incorporated. Add to the sugar and butter mix, scrape sides of mixer and incorporate completely. Add chocolate mixture and combine completely. Line sheet tray with parchment paper and non-stick spray. Spread the brownie mix evenly, smoothing the top. Bake at 325 degrees and cool in refrigerator.

Chocolate Ganache

1 ¼ pounds semi-sweet chocolate chips 2 cups heavy cream Place chocolate and butter in a mixing Heat heavy cream until almost boiling.

Pour over the chocolate and whisk until completely combined. Pour over the cooled brownies, even amounts on each tray, spread smoothly with a rubber spatula. Place back in refrigerator until chocolate ganache is set and cooled. Cut the edges off the brownies squaring the sides.

Once cool, use a skull cookie cutter to cut each individual piece. Once cut, place a sugar skull stencil on top of each brownie. Apply slight pressure to the stencil to ensure adherence to the brownie. Sprinkle powdered sugar on top of each stencil and apply slight pressure to the sugar. Lightly brush excess sugar off the stencil. Then carefully remove the stencil and enjoy! The perfect dessert to serve with pan seared sea bass and confit potatoes.

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The Container Store The Ultimate in Organization Story by Lesley Harris Colvett Photography by McKendree Walker

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e could hardly contain our excitement last year when we heard that The Container Store, the nation’s leading retailer of storage and organization products, was coming to the Memphis area, and it has now opened in Germantown! This beautiful, new store is the second Container Store in Tennessee, and features a modern design incorporating elements from the flagship Dallas Next Generation Store.

The Container Store features thousands of multi-functional and innovative storage and organization products designed to help customers maximize space and make the most of their home. Katie Savage and Brooke Levy have been fans of The Container Store as they have been using Container Store products for their Memphisbased home improvement / custom organizing business Blue Pencil Home. Blue Pencil Home is officially part of the company’s Contained Home program, which means they will provide a wide variety of inhome services ranging from designing comprehensive organization perfectly suited for their client’s homes.

Previously, Katie and Brooke either ordered Container Store products online or had to drive to Little Rock or Nashville to stock up on items, so they are very excited to have a local Container Store. We enjoyed a morning shopping with Katie and Brooke, as they shared the “ins and outs” of their favorite Container Store products and how to use them.

CLOSETS: Closets are a breeze to organize thanks to the custom, built-in closets that are cut and made specifically for the customer. A highlight of the store is The Container Store Custom Closets, encompassing Elfa Classic®, the retailer’s best-selling product and premier shelving and drawer system, Elfa Decor®, their newest line Avera®, and Laren®, an upscale line of luxurious custom-built closets. “We are so excited to be working with The Container Store to create custom closets. It’s been a great need for our clients, and we are happy to have a solution to fit a wide range of needs. These closets are not only completely customizable, but they are the highest quality products you will find on the market,” Katie and Brooke said. Katie and Brooke also recommend the jewelry stackers from the Container Store as a must have for closet organization.

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wooden handles for the pantry to store and organize in a stylish way.

Katie and Brooke say they love them because along with being stylish, they’re sturdy and easily allow you to see what is in the baskets (which is great for kids reaching for snacks), and they have felt on the bottom so they don’t scratch any surfaces.

See-through storage bins are great for putting crafts since you can easily see what is in them Add a bin clip, which is sold at Container Store as well, and label it with chalk or a sharpie pen to put on the outside of any basket to complete your pantry / playroom organization MAKEUP AND BEAUTY PRODUCTS: Brooke and Katie say they get a lot of questions about how to organize makeup and beauty products, and one of their favorite ways to store makeup is by using the Luxe acrylic 7-section divided palette insert which fits well in most deep drawers and easily displays each item, and the InterDesign Clarity Cosmetics & Vanity Organizer - which takes advantage of vertical space on a counter, vanity or shelf.

GARAGES: Katie and Brooke say that garages can be a tricky area to keep organized, mainly because of the amounts of items we tend to toss items such as sports gear tools and gardening supplies not knowing how or where to store them. They say it’s important to take advantage of all the vertical space you can with the Elfa Utility Track. You can install the track to the garage wall and customize it to your specific needs, and use different Elfa add-ons ranging from tool holders and bike racks to utility boxes and shelving.

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CONTRIBUTORS Morgen

Crosby

My name is Morgen Crosby, and I am a senior at Hutchison. This is my first year on the Impact Staff, and I am so excited to be a part of this team. In addition to 4Memphis, I am on the lacrosse team at my school. I can’t wait to see the impact that this staff has on our city.

Caroline

Weakley

Hi, my name is Caroline Weakley and I am a senior at Hutchison. Outside of 4Memphis I am the Wilson Society president and participate on the Hutchison soccer team. I’ve loved working as fashion editor for 4 Memphis the past two years and I am so excited to see Impact grow this year as the new Editor in Chief.

Robert

Ayotte

Hi, my name is Robert Ayotte. I am a senior at MUS. This is my second year on the 4Memphis Impact Staff.

I have learned so much through my time on the staff.

Also, I am a part of my school’s cross country team.

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Yates

My name is Emma Yates, and I am a senior at Briarcrest Christian School. I am so sotked to be the Graphic Design Editor for the Impact Staff. In addition to 4Memphis, I am on the Varsity Volleyball and Basketball Cheer teams at my school. I am also my school’s yearbook editor. This is my third year on the Impact Staff, and I cannot wait to see where it will go in the future.

Shade

Webb

My name is Shade Webb, and I am a senior at Hutchison School. I am so happy and honored to be a part of the 4Memphis Impact Staff as the fashioneditor this year. I hope to bring teens together in the Memphis community through involvement in local fashion. Aside from my position in the Impact Staff, I play lacrosse for my school and cheer for the MUS Football Team. I also spend my time volunteering at Regional One Health as well as at my church. I am beyond excited to share my past experiences with 4Memphis as a mentor for new members in addition to being a part of the growth of Memphis Impact.

Ella

Trotz

My name is Ella Trotz and I am a junior at St. Mary’s. This is my first year writing for the Impact staff. Aside from writing, I enjoy riding horses and being apart of the St. Mary’s Community Fund. I am excited to write about our city while learning about fashion, arts, and so much more!

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LORI JAMES Shopping

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By: Ella Trotz

This year 4Memphis Impact had its fashion party at Lori James, a contemporary women’s boutique located in Laurelwood Shopping Center. The store is owned by Memphis native, Lori James. Lori has been in retail for over 35 years, starting out as a stylist before beginning her store in 2012. The store’s broad inventory attracts women from all ages and their favorite trends for this fall are chain jewelry, python prints, and velvet textures. Lori James prides herself on carrying more novelty pieces rather than just the “basics”.

As customers entered the store for the shopping party, they were greeted by the friendly staff, Lori, and her dog Sugar. At the front of the store there were cookies from Black Eyed Sue Bakery with the Lori James and 4 Memphis Impact logos. While customers browsed the store, they were given the opportunity to enter a raffle for prizes from Eden Spa and Fox Ridge Pizza. The fashion party was a huge success and the Impact staff looks forward to working with Lori James again in the future! Special thanks to all who attended, and Lori James for having us!

Lori helped the staff put together these amazing gameday looks!

Members of the 4Memphis Impact staff at the Lori James party

Impact staff enjoying cookies courtesy of Black Eyed Sue Bakery

The Impact fashion team styled by Lori James!

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COOPER-YOUNG FESTIVAL By: Morgen Crosby

Cooper-Young is one of Memphis’s most historic and dynamic neighborhoods. Century-old homes surrounded by small businesses line Cooper Street from its iconic overpass to just beyond Young Avenue. The creative Midtown atmosphere offers a warm welcoming to any visitors. Every year, a gathering called the Cooper-Young Festival shares the music, art, and crafts of the many talents within the community.

There are also many vendors selling clothes, jewelry, food, and vintage items. This festival is an event for all ages. Adults can stroll the streets shopping and listening to the music, and there is an area for kids to jump on bouncy houses and look at fun crafts. Thousands of people come to the festival to celebrate the Memphis culture and artistic tradition. Entering its 32nd year, the 2019 Cooper-Young Festival will be held on Saturday, September 14th from 9 am to 7 pm. Come to the festival and enjoy the neighborhood, people, and talent at one of Memphis’s most unique outdoor celebrations.

A large crowd shows the major turnout for Cooper-Young Festival each year.

MUS VS. CBHS RIVALRY

By: Robert Ayotte Memphis is a city marked by its rivalries — the never-ending question of which restaurant has the best barbecue, or the yearly squabble that emerges whenever the Ole Miss football team makes its way up to the Liberty Bowl. But one of the city’s most intense — and often overlooked — rivalry exists right on the high school level.

I went out to dinner last month at Bhan Thai in Midtown. I had subconsciously put on one of my many MUS shirts like I typically do on any other innocent Saturday.

Unbeknownst to me, however, this specific one happened to have a massive “BEAT CBHS” on the back in glowing red and blue colors. Coincidentally, it also happened to be just a few days after the MUS-CBHS football game. Immediately upon sitting at the table, I heard a loud “We’ll get you next year!” from my right. In my oblivious state, I ignored the taunt in the assumption that it was not directed towards me. “We’ll get you next year!!!” I turned around to see a family of four — the father, who was the source of the jab, smiling alongside his son, who is a current sophomore at Christian Brothers.

The first week of September brought together two teams that have shared a historic rivalry within the Memphis community for over a century. Normally, MUS and Christian Brothers meet towards the end of October, but the Brothers traveled to MUS’s Stokes Stadium in week three this year, marking the region opener for both teams. The MUS Owls ended up walking away with the victory, 37-24, after having jumped to a quick lead early in the first half. A standout performer included the Owls’s receiver Gavin McKay, who took in two touchdowns with one being a spectacular one-handed grab.

With the win, MUS will hold onto the Rivalry Cup, a trophy that documents and celebrates the long-lasting competition between the two schools. It is awarded to the school that beats the other in football, and remains in their possession until next year’s matchup. The rivalry between the two neighboring schools dates all the way back to 1894, when the Owls first beat the Brothers 20-0. The current record between the two is 28-26-3, with MUS tightly grasping the lead.

While this relationship is often very intense — especially on gameday — the competitive nature that exists among the students and alumni has continued to foster a healthy camaraderie within the Greater Memphis community.

Bobby Alston, MUS’s head coach, describes the rivalry as “healthy competition.”

“The graduates of these two schools have in the past, continue in the present, and will be expected in the future to work together for the betterment of our city,” he said.

“Seeing rivals come together to work for the common good is a good message to promote for other rivalries that exist.”

The relationship among these two institutions is a unifying force in Memphis, brining together different people that would have no relation to each other otherwise.

The lesson that I learned at Bhan Thai is that this camaraderie extends far beyond the confines of a football field, and will continue to enhance the relationships between Memphians for decades to come.

And that I need to be more conscious about what I wear.

The teams shake hands after a very tough football game.

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GIVE, PRAY, SERVE By: Anna Rose Thomas

The GPS Squad is a partnership with the Salvation Army location on Jackson Avenue. It stands for “Give, Pray, and Serve,” and aims to alleviate some of the stress of every day life among those living at this location. It’s a great opportunity for service that families can do together. They have a lot of events including putting together backpacks and school supplies for kids in the summer and making sure families have presents to give their kids for Christmas. The most common service events are the family fun afternoons put on by the squad on certain Sundays of the year.

We do everything from pass the football to bingo to arts and crafts. The Salvation Army location functions as a women’s shelter of sorts where women with no real home can go and live for two years before they get back on their feet. They go through classes for financial literacy and other topics to help them thrive after they leave the community. While they live there, their kids are also provided for and given a great education in local schools along with tutors and teacher to help them after school. This past Sunday, I went to help with a family fun afternoon. Because it was the first event to see the kids since last year, I was able to see how all my friends I had made last year had grown up. We made crosses out of beads and listened to music as we all caught up.

Another fun activity we did was chalk drawing. No matter how old they are, all the girls at the center love drawing with chalk and because of the regularity in which they do it, they are all amazing artists. I’m so impressed whenever we draw because even the young girls can bring their works to life. This program is so fun for everyone involved. The kids love it because they can play after a long day of school, the moms love it because they can relax and hang out while we watch their kids for an afternoon, and I love it because I can make so many new friends who live at the center as well as fellow volunteers how attend different schools around Memphis.

I feel apart of such a community when I see everyone wearing their bright blue GPS squad volunteer T-shirts showing they are there to help. It’s such a fun way to meet new people in Memphis that you might not have come into contact with otherwise. They are also always looking for volunteers so this is a great way to get involved in our community. I know I look forward to all of our events and it benefits so many people in so many good ways. It’s so easy to get involved too; whether it’s your first time helping out or you’re a regular volunteer, you will always feel welcome and among a community.

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