Robert Earl Keen and his band are coming to The Caverns, 555 Charlie Roberts Road in Pelham, on Friday, April 9 at 7 p.m. in the above ground amphitheater for an outdoor, socially-distanced show.
Tickets are $60-$80 and available here.
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Here are the upcoming Chattanooga Live Music weekend events for Thursday through Sunday. Check the CLM Facebook schedule page for details of each event. 8-Apr Open Mic w/ Live Local Music ... (click for more)
Lee University’s Chamber Strings and Handbell ensemble will perform a joint spring concert, “Adored, Pampered, and Idolized Favorites,” with a French twist on Monday at 7:30 p.m. The performance ... (click for more)
The Lee University Wind Ensemble will present a concert on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Conn Center, under the direction of Dr. David Holsinger, professor of music at Lee and director of the ensemble. ... (click for more)
Here are the upcoming Chattanooga Live Music weekend events for Thursday through Sunday. Check the CLM Facebook schedule page for details of each event. 8-Apr Open Mic w/ Live Local Music at Gate 11 Distillery 7 PM 9-Apr Courtney Holder on the Patio - The FEED co. Table & Tavern 7 PM 9-Apr The Double D Band at Angela's - Angela's Miami Grill 7 PM 9-Apr Casey Smith ... (click for more)
Lee University’s Chamber Strings and Handbell ensemble will perform a joint spring concert, “Adored, Pampered, and Idolized Favorites,” with a French twist on Monday at 7:30 p.m. The performance will take place in Pangle Hall and will also be livestreamed for virtual attendance. “The concert will be like spring air, refreshing your mind and giving you musical nurturance,” said ... (click for more)
A former Tennessee Temple dorm is apparently being converted as a new home for unattended migrant children. Brandon Lewis said he visited the site at 1914 Vance Ave. for his new Tennessee Conservative newspaper and asked an official "Are there migrant children inside?" He said he was referred to a federal government office. Mr. Lewis said he believes the former ... (click for more)
The embattled executive director of McKamey Animal Center has reached out to MAC volunteers and foster partners, assuring them that there is no truth to allegations of animals at the facility being treated cruelty. “By now you are all aware of the assertions being made against MAC and our staff,” Ms. Fricke wrote, referring to complaints made by former employees who watched ... (click for more)
A common question raised about the federal courts, especially the Supreme Court, is why judges rule differently in the same or similar cases. Federal judges take an oath to “administer justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the rich, and [to] faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all [their] duties.” If judges are intelligent and well ... (click for more)
Comes the news that the University of Kentucky has, quite erroneously and therefore hysterically, just sent out 500,000 acceptance letters. As you wonder about the postage, here are this week’s riddles: THE RIDDLES 1) You have three stoves: a gas stove, a wood stove, and a coal stove, but only one match. Which should you light first? 2) I am full of holes, but I can still ... (click for more)