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See larger Baba Traore sold African art, jewelry and carvings Sunday at his booth at the Africa in April International Vendors' Marketplace in Robert R. Church Park. Traore is from Bamako in Mali, which is this year's Africa in April honored country.

Photo by Michael Donahue

Baba Traore sold African art, jewelry and carvings Sunday at his booth at the Africa in April International Vendors' Marketplace in Robert R. Church Park. Traore is from Bamako in Mali, which is this year's Africa in April honored country.

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  • Baba Traore sold African art, jewelry and carvings Sunday at his booth at the Africa in April International Vendors' Marketplace in Robert R. Church Park. Traore is from Bamako in Mali, which is this year's Africa in April honored country.
  • Celebrating Africa in April on Sunday at the International Vendors' Marketplace were (from left) Mike Johnson, Shae George, Dee Taylor, Diamond Telfare, Chris Thompson and Stephanie George.
  • Mike Bryan demonstrates the fine art of eating a chicken wing at the Southern Hotwing Festival.
  • Jordan Erwin (from left), Rebecca Wright, Joe Allen and Ginger Cole were at the Southern Hotwing Festival.
  • Susan Mah (center) is shown at the opening reception for her exhibit, 'Environmental Portraits,' at Theatre Memphis. With her are Adam Putnam and Elizabeth Milnor.
  • Emily and Michael Marshall and their children, Griffin, 7, and Wills, 4, listen to Jack Oblivian on Sunday afternoon at the 'Frolic' at Levitt Shell. The free community party raised funds to benefit Evergreen Playschool. Also performing were Steve Selvidge & the Night at the Possum and Hannah Star.
  • Carnival Memphis king Michael Lightman (from left), queen Elizabeth Parrish and president John Phillips IV kicked off the live auction at Saturday night's Krewes for Kids fundraiser at the Hilton Memphis. More than 350 attended. Proceeds from the silent and live auctions will go to this year's Carnival Children's Charity Initiative recipients: Boy Scouts ScoutReach Program, Jubilee Schools and School Advocates for Vision & Education (SAVE). Gary Escoe & the Atomic Dance Machine performed.
  • Brothers Jonathan (left) and Jack Hackmeyer are shown at the Taste of Jubilee.

Photos by Michael Donahue

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