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Event
- Title:
- Valerie June
- When:
- 07.05.2009 05.00.am
- Where:
- Levitt Shell - Memphis
- Category:
- Music
Description
The Memphis & Shelby County Music Commission continues to promote Memphis Music and the musicians that create the culture through FREE CONCERTS IN THE PARK! Throughout the month of July its Midtown Mania as we take the excitement of Memphis Music to the Levitt Shell! We'll let the day cool off a bit, then we'll bring on the summertime fun! This Sunday, July 5th, beginning at 5:00 PM it's Memphis Music at its best, featuring $5 Cover star, VALERIE JUNE! Joining Valerie will be STREETSIDE SYMPHONY and THE MIDTOWN LOWDOWNS!
It's Midtown Mania this Sunday and every Sunday in July with the Music Commission at Levitt Shell in Overton Park, 1930 Poplar Avenue! Bring a great attitude, bring your family and your friends. Be prepared to hear great Memphis Music and meet some really cool people -- Showtime, 5:00 PM.
TIP: Enhance your lawn-seating experience with a blanket or folding chairs. ENJOY!!
It's Midtown Mania this Sunday and every Sunday in July with the Music Commission at Levitt Shell in Overton Park, 1930 Poplar Avenue! Bring a great attitude, bring your family and your friends. Be prepared to hear great Memphis Music and meet some really cool people -- Showtime, 5:00 PM.
TIP: Enhance your lawn-seating experience with a blanket or folding chairs. ENJOY!!
Venue
- Venue:
- Levitt Shell - Website
- Street:
- 1930 Poplar Ave.
- ZIP:
- 38104
- City:
- Memphis
- State:
- TN
- Country:
-
Description
The Levitt Shell is located in the beautiful and expansive Overton Park in Midtown Memphis, Tennessee.
The park, an oasis of green in the middle of the city where art and culture come together has united Memphians for generations. The park itself is also home to miles of trails and a golf course, and is a natural setting for the creative spirit and young at heart since it is also home to the Brooks Museum of Art, the Memphis College of Art, and the Memphis Zoo.
Recognized as the site of Elvis Presley's first professional rock-n-roll show, The Levitt Shell has been an outdoor performing arts pavilion since the 1930s and is now ready for a new curtain call.
The park, an oasis of green in the middle of the city where art and culture come together has united Memphians for generations. The park itself is also home to miles of trails and a golf course, and is a natural setting for the creative spirit and young at heart since it is also home to the Brooks Museum of Art, the Memphis College of Art, and the Memphis Zoo.
Recognized as the site of Elvis Presley's first professional rock-n-roll show, The Levitt Shell has been an outdoor performing arts pavilion since the 1930s and is now ready for a new curtain call.
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