An antidote to wintry gray skies, snow and falling temperatures are summery photos of people partying on a hot August night. “Immediacy” is a collaborative exhibit featuring photos by Chris Fitzgerald and paintings by Christopher Robin centered around a party thrown by former fellow University of Memphis art student, Clare Torina, last summer. The exhibit, which opened with a one-night showing Friday at Material, is now on view at Umai restaurant at 2015 Madison Ave.
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Like Bing Crosby at Christmas or “the Monster Mash” at Halloween, the music of Los Angeles-based Celtic rock band Flogging Molly tends to pop more this time of year as the whole world turns Irish in anticipation of the annual celebration of St. Patrick’s Day on March 17. It’s an association the seven-piece band acknowledges and even embraces on their current tour — billed as “The 6th Annual Countdown To St. Patrick’s Day” — that brings them to Memphis on Friday for a concert at Minglewood Hall.
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Producers of a family-friendly feature film now shooting in Shelby County are seeking extras today and Wednesday for sequences at the Agricenter Showplace Arena, 105 S. Germantown Parkway at Walnut Grove. The movie, which carries the working title “Fandango,” is the story of a champion rider, a plucky young girl and a top Paso Fino horse named Fandango.
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Saturday, when the sky was grey, the air was biting and the icy streets were treacherous, we drove along a woeful section of Cleveland just north of Poplar to get to Al-Rayan. And there we found the remedy to all the unpleasantness listed above. It's called selta — or salta, depending on which menu you're reading. The robust stew, which Al-Rayan owner Hindi Nahwi makes with lamb and potatoes, is a traditional dish of Yemen, and arrives bubbling in a black clay pot.
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Ekundayo Bandele feels that the time has finally arrived. Hattiloo Theatre, the black repertory company he founded on Marshall Avenue, is halfway through its fourth season. His team of actors and stagehands gets stronger with every show. And now, he wants his actors to get some respect. With the opening of August Wilson's "The Piano Lesson" last weekend, Bandele has started featuring actors' names on posters, in lieu of having a marquee. "They deserve it," he said.
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02.09.2010: Dixon Gallery & Gardens: Tours at Two. 4339 Park Ave.. 901-761-5250.
02.09.2010: ARTjamN: Children ARTjam. 2160 Young Avenue. 901-277-5654.
02.10.2010: Dixon Gallery & Gardens: Munch & Learn: About Face. 4339 Park Ave.. 901-761-5250.
02.10.2010: ARTjamN: Teen ARTjamN. 2160 Young Avenue. 901-277-5654.
02.10.2010: That Bookstore in Blytheville: Bill Staines. 316 West Main Street. 870-763-3333.
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