Photos by Michael Donahue
Mallory Sharp and Nathan Baskett found a comfortable spot to listen to music at Blues on the Bluff Saturday at the National Ornamental Metal Museum.
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Hayley Pyburn and Will Hudson enjoy the music, harmonica lessons, eats and drinks at the Beale Street Caravan fundraiser Thursday.
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Laverne Wright (left) and Sandra Palmer attended the Blues on the Bluff event memorializing their father, the late WEVL deejay Dee "Cap'n Pete" Henderson.
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Brisa Samudio, Betsie Brown and Steven Bell were at the Ground Zero Blues Club for Beale Street Caravan's first fundraiser. In addition to the live music, the event featured an open bar and live auction.
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Billy Gibson teaches guests a "train chug and whistle" harmonica lesson at the Beale Street Caravan fundraiser. "Now don't pass out," he jokes with the audience.Photos by Michael Donahue The Commercial Appeal
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Colby Davis and Mark Sturgis and their son, Lukas, get set to party at the 20th Anniversary Blues on the Bluff fundraiser Saturday at the National Ornamental Metal Museum.
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Lamar Sorrento (right) was one of the performers at the Beale Street Caravan fundraiser. With him are (from left) Cedric Keel and Gisele Peay.
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Celebrating at the Beale Street Caravan fundraiser were Charles Mitchell, Dr. Helene Sellers and Ruby Wilson.
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Lori Butler's painting, "Let the Sincerity of Your Love Flow," was unveiled Sunday at Playhouse on the Square. Her work is the 2008 SRVS commemorative poster. July 20 2008 PHOTO BY MICHAEL DONAHUE
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