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  • Buckman Performing and Fine Arts Center is closing out its 28th season with Omnium Circus' award-winning production, "I'm Possible."
  • Saxophonist-Composer Adam Larson brings his quartet, with special guest Kortland Whalum, to the Green Room at Crosstown Concourse on Friday, April 17.
  • Newly released court documents reveal evidence and witnesses planned in the upcoming civil lawsuit by the family of Tyré Nichols against the City of Memphis and its police department.
  • Buy now, pay later loans may seem convenient, but Randy Hutchinson, President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South and host of "Protecting Your Money," says consumers should understand the fees, limits on protections, and potential credit risks before using them.
  • The Memphis Chamber Music Society concludes its 37th season with a performance of piano quartet repertoire by Johannes Brahms, Joaquín Turina, and Arthur Foote on Sunday, April 19, at the David Lusk Gallery.
  • Pianist Dawson Hull is the Pastor of Instrumental Worship Arts and director of the Music Conservatory at Germantown Baptist Church, and he joined Kacky Walton to discuss the final performance of the Masterpiece Concert Series, "Memories," on Thursday, April 23.
  • Lakeland’s Board of Commissioners passed a new ordinance restricting smoking and vaping in age-restricted venues.
  • After promising $80 million in Memphis funding for public safety initiatives, the Tennessee General Assembly cut $30 million from that pledge when the budget was passed last week.
  • The On Stage with Iris Collective series at Germantown Performing Arts Center (GPAC) continues with powerhouse pianist Awadagin Pratt on Thursday, April 23, at 7:00 p.m. All seating is on the stage in the Highland Capital Performance Hall at GPAC, so tickets are limited.
  • Photographer Bruce McGee joined Kacky Walton to talk about his exhibit at WKNO's Gallery 1091, "Cosa Diversas/Diverse Things," on view Wednesday, April 1, through Tuesday, April 28.
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