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  • working writer’s cocktail hour

    story booth 438 N. Cleveland St., Memphis, TN, United States

    in the interests of further cultivating and connecting the literary community of Memphis, story booth is hosting another working writers’ cocktail hour to celebrate the second-annual Mid-South Book Festival.

    whether or not your day-job is writing makes no difference — if you're a working writer, you're invited.

  • Too

    Ted Kasparek and Kelli Black's art existing together in one location for ONE NIGHT ONLY!

  • panel discussion: the state of alternative literary spaces / TN

    Playhouse on the Square 66 S. Cooper St., Memphis, TN, United States

    located in the Ballet Room at Playhouse on the Square, part of the 2015 Mid-South Book Festival programs

    Jim Warner, Susannah Felts, and Nat Akin discuss the role of writer-as-organizer, and the kind of partnerships and programming it takes to make these spaces vibrant contributions to a city’s broader literary community.

  • Fishers of the Moon book release

    Playhouse on the Square 66 S. Cooper St., Memphis, TN, United States

    main stage at Playhouse on the Square, part of the 2015 Mid-South Book Festival programs

  • Classy Mongrel Live

    Performance by Owensboro, KY-based indie pop/multi-instrumentalist, Classy Mongrel.

  • story booth volunteer interest / training session

    story booth 438 N. Cleveland St., Memphis, TN, United States

    for anyone interested in volunteering at story booth, this session will provide you with all of the tools and information you need to get started.

  • MicroCinema Club

    6:30 pm - Networking + Refreshments / 7 pm - Presentation
    Pay-what-you-can

    Details coming soon.

    Organized by Indie Memphis and Crosstown Arts with support from ArtsMemphis and FirstTennessee Foundation | ArtsFirst.

  • Bee Specs: Turning One

    Art show celebrating the first anniversary of Memphis-based styling agency, Bee Specs. Organized by Reginald Smith.