The Racquet Club of Memphis is hosting a celebrity doubles tennis match on Monday, February 10th.
Here’s more information from their website:
Join USTA Champion Mark Goodfellow and Hollywood Film and TV Star Boris Kodjoe in a Celebrity Doubles Tennis Match. Mark Goodfellow and It’s All Good Auto Sales will be the title sponsor of Kids Days at this year’s professional tournament.
To purchase tickets, visit TicketMob.com here.
A free event about farm food is coming up this week on Friday.
Here’s more information about the event:
Discover how whole foods enhance health and learn about the “nasty nine” food ingredients that contribute to poor health and lead to chronic illness.
Enjoy a series of programs presented at Germantown Community Library by Farm Park staff and Master Gardeners. Pre-registration is required and begins three weeks before each program date. The pre-registration period ends two days before each program date. For more information, contact Michelle Johns at 757-7378 or mjohns@Germantown-tn.gov.
To learn more, view the event’s website here.
The Tennessee Recycling Coalition Conference is coming up on February 10th to the 12th in Franklin, TN. The 25th annual conference will have a great line up of speakers including Chad Pregracke of Living Lands & Waters, CNN Hero of the Year.
To learn more, check out the agenda here: http://bit.ly/Khh0OY & the registration here: http://bit.ly/1fYkxMe
There will be a public meeting tomorrow to discuss improving Memphis’ parks. Here’s more information about the meeting:
Memphis’ historical park system is steeped in tradition and promotes many activities, but it also has challenges and needs, including more modern equipment, better connections to neighborhoods, more programs and sports, better conservation, more users, more parks and parkland – and more spending on maintenance and repair.
At the first meeting, we highlighted places needing attention and programs needing implementation. Now we want to help make these changes actually happen!
To learn more, or to RSVP, visit the event website here.
Tomorrow, there’s a Farm to Table Conference being hosted at CBU. It’s just $25. Below are the details.
The fourth annual Mid-South Farm to Table Conference will take place on February 4, 2014 from 8 AM to 5 PM at Christian Brothers University in Memphis, Tennessee The conference is designed to provide a forum for farmers, consumers, entrepreneurs and other interested groups to discuss ideas for developing the local food system of Memphis and the Mid-South.
The Mid-South Farm to Table Conference was established with the vision that a thriving local food system will strengthen farmer livelihoods by connecting more farmers to local consumers; will improve access to fresh produce and increase healthy food consumption; and will stimulate economic development and job creation in the region.
Click here to learn more and to purchase your ticket online.
Youth Villages is hosting their annual Soup Sunday event on Sunday, February 23rd.
The 25th Annual Soup Sunday will feature all the delicious soups, breads, desserts and other delicacies you love from more than 50 of the best area restaurants and caterers. All proceeds support Youth Villages’ programs to help troubled children and their families.
For more info about Soup Sunday and to reserve your tickets, visit their website here.
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