This page will allow you to see where we have been and where we wil be next! If you see something that interests you, please, come and join us. Hear about an event or festival you'd like to see us at? Let us know by email and we'll do our best! See pictures of the events on our scrapbook page- and if you come to see us- remember- smile!

Alive After 5 

Knoxville Museum of Art

Nov. 30, 2012

Brownie McGhee Birthday Bash” with
Slow Blind Hill and Big Jon & The Nationals

$8 General Admission
$4 with Membership or student ID
Free for ages 17 and under

Walter Brown “Brownie” McGhee was born in Knoxville on November 30, 1915, and overcame polio to become one of the greats in Blues music history. We celebrate his birthday and Knoxville’s estimable Blues history with one of Knoxville’s newest bands, Big Jon & The Nationals, and its current longest running Blues band, Slow Blind Hill

Alive After 5

Knoxville Museum of Art

July 6, 2012

Band: The Mumbles

$8 General Admission
$4 with Membership or student ID
Free for ages 17 and under

Their name may be The Mumbles, but their music is anything but soft and indistinct. Keyboardist/singer Keith Burnstein and drummer/singer Ethan Shorter are Brooklyn transplants to New Orleans, where they are becoming entrenched in the vibrant musical heritage of the Big Easy. They have performed as a duo and are the heart and soul of The Mumbles, but they’ll be adding some muscle in the form of a horn section, Wes Anderson (trombone) and Eric Bernhart (tenor sax) to create a groovy gumbo of soul music and old time jazz. All you swingin’ cats and chicks may be wondering – Can you dance to it? A better question would be – How can you NOT dance to it?

So come and hear some great music and get some awesome food! A good idea for a date night in the city!

 

Barring Rain....

She really enjoyed our Chicken Speidies at the Vendor Fair!