Due to the pandemic, the Mid-South Arts Against Hunger Food Drive which benefits the Mid-South Food Bank in Memphis is canceled this year. If you're able, please consider a monetary donation to not only the food bank of your choice, but also any arts organization you frequent. The arts community and artists around the country are struggling a bit right now. Hopefully, we can see this resume again next year under more normal conditions.
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Thursday, November 5, 2020
Friday, November 8, 2019
Fourth Annual Mid-South Arts Against Hunger Food Drive
It's that time of year again. The fourth annual Mid-South Arts Against Hunger Food Drive (benefiting the Mid-South Food Bank) will begin November 18 and run until December 13, 2019. Last year, over 4,600 pounds of food was donated.This event is close to my heart and I'm very proud of how well it has been received in the Memphis area. Some of the arts organizations participating this year include the Dixon Gallery & Gardens, Brooks Museum, Ballet Memphis, Opera Memphis, Arts Memphis, Theatre Memphis, Playhouse on the Square, Blues Foundation & Blues Hall of Fame, and the Orpheum Theatre & Halloran Centre for the Performing Arts & Education.
Collection boxes will be at all of the locations, so if you're in the mid-south area and attend an event at one of these organizations please consider donating some non-perishable food items. Many of the groups offer free admission for donations, as well.
Many thanks and Happy Thanksgiving.
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Mid-South Arts Against Hunger Food Drive Underway
The third annual Mid-South Arts Against Hunger Food Drive is underway. Many thanks to the great arts organizations in the Memphis area who are participating and offering incentives to patrons who donate non-perishable food items. The drive ends on December 20th, and benefits the Mid-South Food Bank. I'm grateful to the Orpheum Theatre and Halloran Centre for Performing Arts and Education, Theatre Memphis, Playhouse on the Square, Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Brooks Museum, Blues Foundation & Blues Hall of Fame, Arts Memphis, Ballet Memphis, Opera Memphis, and the University of Memphis College of Communication and Fine Arts.
Monday, November 20, 2017
Mid-South Arts Against Hunger
The second annual Mid-South
Arts Against Hunger food drive to benefit the Mid-South Food Bank in
Memphis will be underway soon. Officially
scheduled to run from November 27 until December 21, patrons of participating arts
organizations are asked to bring non-perishable food items when attending
events during this time. Some groups are
hosting free admission specials in exchange for donations. Collection boxes will
be at each location.
The Orpheum Theatre in Memphis will be
showing the holiday movie, Miracle on 34th
Street, on December 20 with free admission to anyone bringing a
non-perishable food item for the food drive. Santa Claus will be on hand for
photo opportunities. Patrons of the Orpheum
can also simply donate during the entire run of the drive when attending
anything at the theatre, and at the Halloran
Centre.
The Dixon Gallery & Gardens is offering
free admission until Christmas to anyone who brings three canned good items for
the drive.
In addition to the
Orpheum Theatre Group, and the Dixon Gallery & Gardens, some of
the other arts organizations participating this year are Opera Memphis, Arts Memphis,
Ballet Memphis, New Ballet Ensemble,
University of Memphis College of
Communications & Fine Arts, Brooks Museum, and the Blues Foundation.
Many thanks to all
of these great groups for participating and for helping to ease the pain of
hunger this holiday season. For more information, check the community events
calendar at www.midsouthfoodbank.org.
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