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Nashville-based label Black River Entertainment held a showcase at the Franklin Theatre in Franklin, Tennessee, presenting its roster of country artists to industry attendees. The event, reported by MusicRow, is part of the label's efforts to promote its acts and highlights the Franklin Theatre's ongoing role as a venue for music industry events outside Nashville.
- 2'Murder on the Hatchie' Author Jim Emison Visits Dunbar Carver Museum▼“Murder on the Hatchie” author Jim Emison visits Dunbar Carver Museum
Jim Emison, author of "Murder on the Hatchie," visited the Dunbar Carver Museum, where he spoke about the case explored in his book. The book examines a killing tied to the Hatchie River region of West Tennessee, and the museum visit gave local residents a chance to hear the author discuss his research and the history behind the story.
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The River Arts Festival is back in Memphis, Tennessee, marking its 20th edition. The event brings artists, exhibitions and visitors to the city each year and is a fixture of the local cultural calendar. This milestone anniversary has drawn local news coverage as the festival opens, with residents and arts supporters celebrating two decades of the event.