HUshh Magazine April 2016

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MUSIC STAR

WHO WE ARE

At Commercial Bank, our mission is to create positive experiences for every customer, every day. This means that we will be more than just your friendly bank. We will make sure that we clearly understand your expectations and take any measure possible to go beyond that. We will always react quickly in the way that is needed, appropriate, and right for your situation, anticipating your needs to make the best out of every situation.

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Thompson (Courtesy The Valory Music Co.)

When do you become “Credible”?

When starting Hushh I heard the words “credible” and “established” a lot! I was given certain parameters by political clients of the “when you have six months worth of issues, when you have over a ‘magic number’ of distribution, or when you do in home delivery... when you are Established/Credible!”

But, what makes one credible? It wasn’t enough that I grew up in this market and have been in marketing for 29 years. It wasn’t enough working in the main stream of advertising for 12 years. It wasn’t enough that I am a student of marketing and advertising, knowing the competition and national statistics better than I know myself.

I am humbled and feel blessed at the rate of acheiving the goals we set forth. When writing the business plan for Hushh, I knew the average time to “break even” was six months. Hushh exceeded it in just 3 months. I knew it would possibly take a year to have the growth for over a 1,000 distribution points and in home delivery. It has taken only 9 months. I knew I would have to be completely committed to not stray from the business plan of not becoming another “personal opinionated or political platform agenda publication”, but a way for advertisers to tell their story. I knew ideas would be copied. (Imitation is the best form of flattery) I knew it would be hard, and it is!

This team strives to bring this area a true advertising/marketing outlet without agendas or platform opinions. I am overwhelmed at the level of excellence of the team and product. Just as flowers in the spring struggle to break from the earth to bloom and grow. Hushh will continue to listen, adapt, press against the odds and grow to bring you this best of who we are.

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Happy Spring! I couldn’t resist celebrating spring with a pretty spring article! We’ve been thinking spring for a long time at My Kind of Lovely so I couldn’t be more excited that it’s officially here! Not to mention these gorgeous Bradford Pears are in bloom though they won’t last for long so we took full advantage and got out our cute little spring wheels for a photo shoot!

FASHION TIP Usually when spring rolls around I can’t wait to get my hands on all things colorful but this spring I’m also loving some crisp neutrals. Whites, greys and even silvers are totally calling my name this spring and I’m loving it. I’m also quite obsessed with these white distressed denim skinnies from Old Navy. I raved about their high rise denim last season and these white ones are the bomb! I’ve already sent a few girls after a pair because they really are the perfect pair of distressed white skinnies and the high rise make them super flattering for white denim. #newobsession I also can’t stop wearing this new white vest from My Kind of Lovely! It will be perfect all spring and summer with jeans and even over dresses. I love that it’s dressy with a more relaxed shape so it’s still easy to wear. Y ou can never have too many layering pieces this time of year!

BEAUTY SECRET “There is no passion to be found playing small – settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living.” -Nelson

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Have questions or need help? Be sure to visit PearlsandTwirls.net for more style tips plus trends, and look for next month’s Hushh magazine for my Budget Friendly Fashion Tips!

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10 Ways to Cut the Fat

Aswinter comes to an end and spring is beginning we may find ourselves preparing for summer. We all know what the holidays and winter months can do to our weight and physical health. I will be talking about how to cut that unwanted fat safely and effectively to get you back where you want to be, especially with summer right around the corner!

1. Drink more water: Water is a key aspect of transporting burned fat out of the body. It will also prevent water retention and bloating.

2. Limit Carbohydrate intake: Eat only healthy complex carbs, at or before lunch. (Sweet potatoes, Oatmeal, Quinoa)

3. Consume fewer calories than you burn: the only way to burn fat is to burn more calories than you take in.

4. Eat 5-6 small meals a day: this will speed up your metabolism.

5. Less sugar: Your body stores excess sugar consumption as fat.

6. Eat breakfast: Skipping breakfast will make your body store fat and burn muscle for the energy for the day.

7. Increase vegetables/ fiber: Both are packed full of nutrients for your body and will also make sure your digestion is regular.

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8. Consume more healthy fats: You have to eat fat to lose fat. If your body is getting enough fat consumed then it discards fat storage. (Olive oil, Almond butter, Flaxseed oil)

9. Increase protein intake: Lean protein like chicken and turkey are thermogenic. This means it increases basal metabolic rate and energy expenditure.

10. Interval training: This is the most efficient and effective exercise technique for fat loss. Spike your heart rate then relax and repeat. This allows your body to burn glycogen and then burn fat during recovery. Sprints are perfect for achieving these goals.

Master Trainer Jarrod Johnson- B.S. in Biology, AAAI/ ISMA. I am a local trainer here in Knoxville, TN. I specialize in weight loss, strength training and nutrition. Clients include: post therapy, athletes, cancer survivors, Parkinson’s, stroke, and weight loss.

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EPITOME OF DOWNTOWN

LUXURY! This Loft Condo features floor to ceiling windows with a rare view of Old City Knoxville. Move in ready condo with a private parking lot, gated entry and within walking distance to Market Square, downtown Regal Movies, Farmers Market and more. Bicycle lover’s dream home location. The details in this loft you must seee in person. Urban Bar Corner Cafe is literally around the corner! Hewgley Park Condos Unit 6, 111 Central St, Knoxville, TN 37902. MLS#944373, $210,000

Julia Hurley

Keller Williams Realty 5616 Kingston Pike Ste. 201 (865) 694-5904

SUBURBAN LIVING AT IT’S FINEST! The Gracemont floor plan features 3BR, 2 full baths, wood burning fireplace, neighborhood pool and playground. Several upgrades like hardwood floors throughout, screened in porch and additional deck. Too many extras to list. Suburban living at its finest. 2507 Sparkling Star Lane, Knoxville, TN 37931. MLS#956157, $275,500

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Wallace & Wallace Realtors

10815 Kingston Pike Knoxville, TN 37934 (865) 283-1840

STATELY, ELEGANT AND

LIVABLE- ALL IN ONE! The gated entry opens to a private drive, meandering through arboretum like landscaping with a courtyard entry prefacing the grand entrance way. The spacious interior ceilings and oversized windows provide warmth that only natural light can provide. An expansive patio stretches along the back of the house and leads to the sparkling in-ground, gunite ..so much more! 1909 Rudder Lane Knoxville, TN 37919 . MLS#945133, $7,895,000

David Gearhart, Jr.

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HILLTOP HORSE HEAVEN. Gated 36+acre estate with breathtaking lake & mountain views. This custom built 4BR 6BA home has everything you need all on one level, full bath off each bedroom, 2nd story theater/ game room with full bath & workout room. Handicap accessible with large open floor plan. So many extras. Barn: 2400 sqft 7 stalls, hay loft & 1800 sqft apartment. Several possible building sites. 551 Old Emory Rd, Clinton, TN 37716. MLS#932763, $1,200,000

Justin & Laura Bailey

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ORIGINAL COUNTRY

CRAFTSMAN CHARM! Sit on your covered porch and enjoy the AMAZING lake views of this beautiful Contemporary home on almost 1 acre of land. Large master bath with summer tub. Lots of storage, with unfinished basement. 4 Bed, 2.5 Bath, 2,500SqFt. 107 Paradise Mountain Lane, Bean Station, TN 37708. MLS#941214, $239,900

Sarah Richards SpringMountainRealty.com

229 Main Street Bean Station, TN 37708 (865) 935-0500

LUXURY LIVING IN ONE OF EAST TENNESSEE’S PREMIER GOLF COMMUNITIES!

Beautiful 2-story craftsman-style home with a fabulous floor plan that includes an open living area, main level master suite and a bonus room or possible 5th bedroom over the garage. Visit tennesseenational.com for more information about the community amenities and golf course (separate membership). 1834 Old Dogwood Trail Loudon, TN 37774. MLS#956454, $500,000

Holli McCray HolliMcCray.com 5616 Kingston Pike Ste. 201 (865) 335-0542

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West Knoxville. This 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath executive home features a bonus room, formal dining and living rooms, modern kitchen opening to family room, sun room with wet bar, new hardwood flooring, luxurious master suite with sitting area with fireplace and spa like bath, lots of storage, and a fenced yard. It is located on a cul-de-sac near shopping, restaurants, schools, the lake, parks, and more! Lawn care is included in the rent. 1916 Dobson Park Lane, Knoxville, TN 37922

$3,800 month.

Angie Cody Realty Executives Associates (865) 755-2639 (865) 693-3232

This 3bd 2.5ba is ready to be your next home. The home provides approximately 2400 square feet of open living space equipped with a fireplace. The master suite is spacious and the master bath features an oversized tub and separate shower. Conveniently located near major freeways. 6013 Gallant Lane, Knoxville, TN 37918 $1,695 month.

4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home w/ basement. Main level includes lovely hardwoods, newly carpeted Master, 2-story great room w/ fireplace, opens to dining room & kitchen w/ granite countertops, stainless appliances, new fridge, pantry & bar. Master bedroom suite, 24’ brick floor sunroom, 1/2 bath & laundry. Beautiful wooden/wrought iron staircase leads to open loft & upstairs w/ bedrooms 2 & 3, full bath w/ double sinks & an oversized storage room! 10013 Autumn Valley Lane, Knoxville, TN 37922

$2,500 month.

Judy Brewton

Realty Executives Associates (865) 237-0409 (865) 688-3232

All-brick home. This 2,300 square foot home is located in the beautiful Cabot Ridge subdivision of Farragut. It offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, two-car garage, & gas fireplace. In the master bedroom suite are separate his & her closets, large two-sink vanity, jacuzzi bathtub, & a gorgeous stand-up shower. The kitchen features a gas range, granite counter tops, & stainless appliances. 14’ ceilings in the great room. Lawn care & trash removal is included. 1805 Rockford Lane, Knoxville, TN 37922

$2,300 month.

Ryan Fogarty

Realtor Properties

To schedule a showing of the property, please call (877)868-1892 or visit www.realtor.com

Realty Executives Associates (865) 590-9250 (865) 693-3232

Executive French Country Style

2-Story Single Family home w/ mountain views located in Turning Leaf subdivision in Farragut!

This 6 Bd - 4 Baths - 2 half bath executive home offers nice hardwood floors, a grand entry way w/cathedral ceilings & 2 Master Suites. The Main level offers an open kitchen concept, Living room offers cathedral ceilings w/a gas fireplace & a great mountain view! Finished basement w/living quarters! 2321 Mystic Ridge Rd., Knoxville, TN 37922

$3,700 month.

APEX Properties

To schedule a sowing of the property, please call 865-254-7285 or visit www.apexknox.com.

Spacious, 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom home on a privacy fenced cul de sac lot in Carter Mill Subdivision. 2 story floor plan w/ covered front porch, 2 car garage, open Kitchen & Living space, gas fireplace. Kitchen features stainless appliances, ceramic tile, oak cabinets & island w/ breakfast bar. Gorgeous hardwood floors throughout main level. 3 Bedrooms & Bonus Room upstairs all have neutral carpet. Master Suite features, walk-in closet, separate sink vanities, jetted garden tub & ceiling fan. 729 Drakewood Road, Knoxville, TN 37924

$1,150 month.

Wallace & Wallace, Inc.

Please call to schedule a showing of the property. (865) 584-4700

Tara Thompson

Country Music Just Got Again ‘country’

Dating advice, song writing, and why she got into country music. We got to go behind the scenes and see why this East Tennessee native self proclaimed ‘Hillbilly’ is country music’s newest star.

Tara Thompson

Country Music Just Got Again ‘country’

an exclusive interview by hushh magazine

IT’LL DEFINITELY PUT A HITCH IN YOUR GIDDYUP!

Rolling Stone named TARA THOMPSON one of their 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know, adding to the petite songstress’ growing list of accolades. The fiery East Tennessee native is featured as one of Spotify’s Spotlight on 2016 Artists, holds a spot on The Huffington Post's Top 20 Artists to Watch in 2016 and was honored as one of CMT’s Next Women in Country. Tara recently released her debut single “Someone To Take Your Place” ahead of her Opry debut April 30. The energetic singer/songwriter delivers a tongue-in-cheek spin on her life experiences through each song she writes. Tara kicked off 2016 as part of the CMT Next Women of Country Tour alongside headliner Jennifer Nettles. She is currently in the studio putting the finishing touches on her debut album for The Valory Music Co., an imprint of the Big Machine Label Group.

Even though your ‘overnight sensation’ really took you about ten years to accomplish, what would you say was the driving force that took you from playing in bars to playing in the big leagues?

“The last few months have been life changing for me.” Thompson goes on to say “It has definitely been a life changing experience. Plus I get to live on a bus! I mean how cool is that.”

Those were the humble words, from country music’s newest rising star, that started our conversation. Just six months prior to that, Thompson was used to playing four hour sets in local honky-tonks around Nashville. It wasn’t until she played at Tootsies Orchid Lounge one night where she met her manager, and soon to be pal, Spoon. Who would have thought that night would eventually lead to singing her own songs on her debut album for The Valory Music Co.

We recently had the opportunity to sit down one-on-one with Miss Thompson and hear what it took to get from her home town in the foothills of the Smokies to being one of country music’s newest stars.

Tara, what got you started in music in the first place?

TT: Well, the thing is, and I hate to be cliché and say “I’ve been singin since before I could talk” but, for some reason I really was. You know, obviously I have a cousin [Loretta Lynn] in country music but I never realized how famous she was until I was in third grade when I saw her in my history book and I’m like “why is my cousin in my history book... Oh, because she’s the queen of country music, that’s why.” And being able to grow up and see her always made me think ‘I want to do that.’ I would literally sing everything I could. Everything was a microphone for me as a kid growing up.

Tara went on to say that she doesn’t feel any pressure being related to the Queen of Country. She said that Loretta has only offered her complete support and encouragement.

TT: I think that just sticking with it in general. It’s funny because everyone always says ‘overnight sensation’ but it actually took me ten years to get a record deal. I moved to Nashville when I was 18 and I thought that’s what you were supposed to do - go sing in bars. And I always thought that, even if I don’t get a record deal, this is what I am going to do for the rest of my life.

What inspired your new hit single ‘Someone to Take Your Place’?

TT: That song, it’s really funny because when I wrote that song I wasn’t single, and it’s turned into this song now that I’m completely living, and it’s like every word now is a true story.

I wrote that song with my producer, Alex Kline, and Leslie Satcher which was pretty intimidating to begin with because at the time I didn’t have very much music and Leslie was so accomplished as a songwriter. I had one song that I had recorded that I didn’t write and it was called ‘Boy with a Mobile Home’. It’s this funny song about - well that’s what I get for fallin in love with a boy in a mobile home - and that was typical me, a man that’s always leaving. Leslie asked me to tell her about my music and at the time I didn’t have that much so I told her about that song and she said “well

Courtesy The Valory Music Co.

what about someone to take his place” and I was like oh okay, I like that, and we sort of just spit out this song ‘Someone to Take Your Place’.

How does your hometown [Pigeon Forge] influence your music?

TT: Oh... it’s a huge influence. My songs are all true stories so they’re based on experiences from my life and my family’s. I mean I’m a hillbilly, I’m not just sayin that. When people say “you’re not a hillbilly” I’m like let me just take you back home.

I think we all need to know, what’s the story behind Tara ‘Damn’ Thompson?

TT: That’s really funny you asked that because I’m like “what is the story?” I think it’s because apparently I may have a little attitude [she laughs]. You know, maybe just a little bit. Then one day my manager called me Tara ‘Damn’ Thompson and it just kinda stuck. It’s one of those things that started off as a joke but just stayed with me.

Tell us about your moonlighting career as a dating tip expert?

TT: Well, I started Dating Tip Tuesdays - every Tuesday I put up a dating tip - and my very first post was “Stay single b*****s” [am I allowed to say that she jokes]. That’s my best advice I can give you. You can check out my dating tips every Tuesday I post a new one on

“Watching Tara grow from this whole experience has been so amazing. From the first show we played [on CMT’s Next Women of Country Tour] in January up until now has been so awesome.”

Lindsay Ell

How has it been with Lindsay Ell and touring on the bus? How does it feel to know that you will be playing the Grand Ole Opry on April 30th?

TT: I love the bus. It’s kinda cool because we’ve all become really good friends and I don’t want it to end. It makes me really really sad to think about that. I am so appreciative and thankful for everything that’s happened to me.

Twitter @TaraThompsonTN for #DatingTipTuesday.

Hillbilly Fact:

“we waited in line for four hours to take a picture with Jeff Gordon. If that ain’t hillbilly I don’t know what is.”

TT: Well I will say - I’m not a crierbut I think maybe all my emotions may come out when I step foot on that stage, and I really hope it doesn’t, but I might very well cry. That has always been literally at the top of my list. I always said, all I wanna do is play the Opry and I’m done.

Tara is far from done. In fact, she’s just getting started. Her humble roots and good naturedness show through during our conversation. You can truly tell this “self proclaimed” hillbilly is as country as cornbread. She is living her dream and told us that she hopes she never wakes up. We think it’s safe to say, this country music star’s fairy tale is just beginning.

Check out Tara on the web and follow Tara on Twitter for the latest updates: @TaraThompsonTN

Tara Thompson (Courtesy The Valory Music Co.)

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Cars and Coffee Poker Run

April 2nd - 8AM to 11

European Auto garage is pleased to announce the Third Annual Cars & Coffee Poker Run to benefit the Crohn's Colitis Foundation of America and Variety, The Children’s Charity of Eastern Tennessee. The Poker Run will immediately follow Cars and Coffee, Cruisin’ with Heart, April 2, 2016.

Everyone is welcome - exotic cars, beaters, classics, lowriders, stanced out cars, project cars, muscle cars, daily drivers, barn find classics, big trucks and motorcycles, There’s sure to be something for everyone!

$34,500

Super Clean Low Mileage 2012 Ford Boss Mustang 302! As Soon As You Sit Down In It's Recaro Buckets, Engage The Clutch, And Start The Engine-You Will Understand What Ford Means By Calling It A Boss! In Competition Orange And A Charcoal Black Interior. It Is Powered By A 302 V8 With 440 Horsepower And 380 Lb-Ft Of Torque And Mated To Close Ratio 6 Speed Transmission. Also With An Upgraded Suspension And A Torsen Limited Slip Rear Differential.

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The special edition of Knoxville’s Original Cars & Coffee, Cruisin’ with Heart to benefit Variety, the Children’s Charity of Eastern Tennessee, will be held at Regal Cinemas Pinnacle 18 Saturday morning, April 2, 8AM. Registered participants of the Poker Run will park in the designated Poker Run Paddock, grab a cup of Green Mountain Coffee, and meet some amazing people. Bid for your chance to win some awesome silent auction items donated by our generous sponsors and help support Variety’s Kids on the Go! program.

Knoxville’s Original Cars & Coffee Cruisin’ with Heart to benefit Variety, the Children’s Charity of Eastern Tennessee - Saturday, April 2, 2016 8am to 11am at Regal Pinnacle Stadium 18 IMAX & RPX - 11240 Parkside Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville’s Original Cars & Coffee 3rd Annual Poker Run to benefit CCFA and Variety, The Children’s Charity of Eastern Tennessee. - Leaves Cars & Coffee at 10:30. Award ceremony and afterparty at European Auto Garage - 227 Sherway Road, Knoxville, Tennessee 37922 at 6pm.

For more information or for ticket prices/purchases follow us on Facebook or go to www.eventbrite. com

Look forward to seeing everyone there!

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Up YourSpring Curb Appeal

Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida)

Double flowering Tulip Angélique

Candytuft (Iberis sempervirens)

Pansies

YHOP30 YETI Hopper

· Live On-stage, 60s, 70s & 80s Music

· Great Speakers & Presentations

· Free for all Veterans on Friday

· A "Run-at-the-Front” 5.59 mile race (optional)

· Benefiting Local Charities

southern DOWN HOME cooking

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Tupelo Honey Cafe 1 Market Square• Knoxville, TN (865) 522-0004

Springs Country Kitchen 7606 Rutledge Pike • Knoxville, TN (865) 240-4192

Sami’s Cafe 9700 Kingston Pike #5 • Knoxville, TN (865) 531-7900

Cafe 4

4 Market Square • Knoxville, TN (865) 544-4144

Nick & Jay’s Cafe 1526 Lovell Rd • Knoxville, TN (865) 766-5453

Colonel’s Delicatessen 4809 Newcome Ave #2 • Knoxville, TN (865) 588-8481

The Original Copper Cellar 1807 Cumberland Ave • Knoxville, TN (865) 673-3411

national

April 1-National Sourdough Bread Day

April 2-National Peanut Butter & Jelly Day

April 3-National Chocolate Mousse Day

April 4-National Cordon Bleu Day

April 5-National Raisin & Spice Bar Day

April 6-National Caramel Popcorn Day

April 7-National Beer Day

April 8-National Empanada Day

April 9-National Chinese Almond Cookie Day

April 10-National Cinnamon Crescent Day

April 11-National Cheese Fondue Day

April 12-National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day

April 13-National Peach Cobbler Day

April 14-National Pecan Day

April 15-National Glazed Ham Day

April 16-National Eggs Benedict Day

April 17-National Cheeseball Day

April 18-National Animal Crackers Day

April 19-National Rice Ball Day

April 20-National Pineapple

Upside-down Cake Day

April 21-National Chocolate-Covered

The Plaid Apron - A Knoxville Cafe 1210 Kenesaw Ave • Knoxville, TN (865) 247-4640

Trio Cafe 13 Market Square • Knoxville, TN (865) 246-2270

Sweet P’s Barbeque & Soul House 3725 Maryville Pike • Knoxville, TN (865) 247-7748

Knox Mason

101, 131 S. Gay St • Knoxville, TN (865) 544-2004

Amber Restaurant 6715 Maynardville Pike • Knoxville, TN (865) 922-7641

Kitt’s Cafe 4620 Greenway Dr • Knoxville, TN (865) 522-7311

Rami’s Cafe 3553 N. Broadway • Knoxville, TN (865) 801-9067

what day??

Cashews Day

April 22-National Jelly Bean Day

April 23-National Picnic Day

April 24-National Pigs-in-a-Blanket Day

April 25-National Zucchini Bread Day

April 26-National Pretzel Day

April 27-National Prime Rib Day

April 28-National Blueberry Pie Day

April 29-National Shrimp Scampi Day

April 30-National Oatmeal Cookie Day

Craving some Southern Comfort food?

1.5 CUP COCONUT FLAKES

3/4 CUP CHOPPED PECANS

1 CUP BUTTER, SOFTENED

1.5 CUPS PACKED BROWN SUGAR

1/2 CUP SUGAR

2 EGGS

1.5 TEASPOONS VANILLA EXTRACT

2 CUPS AP FLOUR

1TSP BAKING SODA

1/2 TSP SALT

1.5 CUPS OLD FASHION OATS

2 CUPS CHOCOLATE CHIPS

DIRECTIONS:

Try this Healthy Southern Comfort Dish for a fresh twist on comfort food that won’t leave you with regrets!

Cast Iron Skillet Chicken, Orange Glazed Sweet Potatoes, with Kale Chips.

Ingredients:

2 Large Chicken Breasts

2 large Sweet Potatoes

1 Bunch of Kale, or Bag of Chopped Kale

Juice from one whole Orange

1- 2 tbsp Olive oil

1/2 tbsp Coconut Oil

1/4 cup Fresh Thyme

Himalayan Pink Salt or Sea Salt

Black Pepper

Fresh and powdered Garlic

tsp Cinnamon

Directions:

Marinate Chicken Breast in half of the freshly squeezed Orange Juice, 1-2 tsp Himalayan Pink Salt, Black Pepper, Fresh Thyme, and Fresh Garlic for 20-30 minutes.

Cube Sweet Potatoes, toss Sweet Potatoes in half of the freshly squeezed Orange Juice, tsp Cinnamon, tsp of Himalayan Salt, and 1 tbsp olive oil. Then place Sweet Potatoes on a baking sheet and bake at 400 for 30-35 minutes.

Chop Kale to bite size pieces and place on a sheet pan with enough Olive Oil to cover the kale (1 tbps usually does the trick). Spread Kale out evenly and lightly dust with Garlic powder, Salt and Pepper. Bake at 400 for 5-7 minutes, or until Kale is crispy.

On Medium High Heat melt 1/2 tbsp of Coconut Oil in Cast Iron Skillet, place Marinated Chicken Breast into hot skillet and Sear for 2-3 minutes on each side then place into oven till cooked through. Serves 2

PLACE COCONUT AND PECANS ON A 15x10 IN x 1 IN BAKING PAN, BAKE @ 350 FOR 6-8 MINS OR UNTIL TOASTED, STIRRING EVERY 2 MIN. SET ASIDE TO COOL. IN A LARGE BOWL CREAM BUTTER AND SUGARS TOGETHER UNTIL LIGHT AND FLUFFY. ADD EGGS AND VANILLA BEAT WELL. COMBINE FLOUR, BAKING SODA AND SALT. ADD TO CREAMED MIXTURE, BEAT WELL STIR IN OATS, CHOC CHIPS AND TOASTED COCONUT AND PECANS. DROP BY ROUNDED TEASPOONFULS ONTO GREASED BAKING SHEETS. BAKE AT 350 FOR ABOUT 10- 12 MINUTES OR UNTIL BROWNED ON THE EDGES. REMOVE TO WIRE RACKS TO COOL

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2016 DOGWOOD ARTS LIMITED EDITION PRINT

Each year Dogwood Arts works with a regional artist on our popular Limited Edition print. This year we are proud to announce Karen Seapker’s dynamic painting “Clearing” will be available for purchase. Karen Seapker lives and works in Nashville, TN. She has an MFA in Painting from Hunter College in New York City and a BA in Studio Art and Art History from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania. She has exhibited her work nationally and internationally— in New York, Miami, Pittsburgh, London, and Shanghai. She is also a member of the curatorial collective, COOP in Nashville, TN and has curated and co-curated several exhibitions— in Nashville, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn. She is represented by Zeitgeist Gallery in Nashville.“Clearing” is currently on display at the Knoxville Convention Center and will move to the Knoxville Museum of Art in April.

SYNERGY: STUDENT ART EXHIBITION >

SYNERGY features the work of gifted students from local schools K-12. The exhibit is alongside an exhibit by East Tennessee’s finest K-12 art teachers and current art interns/student-teachers from public and private schools and academies. Awards and scholarships are presented to encourage further development of these art students’ artistic aptitude.

The Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony will be held at the Clayton Center for the Arts on April 7th from 5:00-9:00pm. All artists, their families, and friends are encouraged to attend this wonderful celebration!

Where: Clayton Center for the Arts

When: April 7-22

Times: Monday- Saturday, (10am – 6pm); Sunday (12-6pm) How Much: Free

Image Size: 72 x 104

Print Size: 18x 24

Painting Price: $8,500 Print Price: $75

KNOXVILLEFA5HIONWEEK

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HUSHH would like thank everyone who made Knoxville’s 5th Annual Fashion Week a big success (inluding those guys and girls behind the scenes).

PHOTO GRAPH er spot light

Jim Rigsby

Kurt Weiss

Simplicity Photo & Video

Joshua Winstead

Dixie Pixel (provided logo with the girl shot)

Tatiana Marin (guy/girl logo)

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April Events in Knoxville

COMEDY

AN EVENING WITH KEVIN SMITH

Thurs April 21, 7:30pm Bijou Theatre

COMMUNITY

Ready for the World Series: Scandinavia

Sunday Apr 3. 2 pm - 3 pm

Sandra G. Powell Recital Hall, Natalie L. Haslam Music Center

Oak Ridge Community Band/Wind Ensemble ‘Music of America’ Concert

Sunday Apr 3. 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Oak Ridge High School Performing Arts Center

MindfulnessTN Workshop

April 8 @ 8:30 am - 3:45 pm Bijou

Central Baptist Church Bearden’s 2016 Children’s Consignment Sale

April 15 @ 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

2016 Smoky Mountain Air Show

EntertainmentBusiness Owners Benefit AssociationBOBA

Saturday April 16, 2016 - Sunday April 17, 2016 Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport

Knoxville Seven

January 29-April 17, 2016. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Knoxville Museum of Art

FOOD & DRINK

High Tea at Crescent Bend Crescent Bend House & Gardens

Guests will have the elegant pleasure of partaking in a formal High Tea and take the tour of the house museum and gardens where 25,000 tulips will be in bloom. Special entertainment will also be provided during teatime. Price includes the cost of admission to tour the house museum and gardens. Guest may choose to tour the house and gardens before or after the tea. www.crescentbend.com

Rhythm & Blooms

Jackson Avenue in The Old City

Cost: Free, $ for food

Set amidst the urban artistic cityscape of the ever-growing Jackson Avenue in Knoxville, Tennessee on April 4 & 5 and Knoxville Botanical Garden & Arboretum on April 6, Rhythm N’ Blooms celebrates the crossroads of Knoxville’s varied musical history. This American Roots music festival spotlights storied songwriters and rich performances from jazz to world-class bluegrass to indie – and everything in between.

www.rhythmnbloomsfest.com

The Rossini Festival

Downtown Gay Street & Market Square

April 23, 10am-9pm. Free; $ for food

Celebrate the arts with a spectacular feast of dance, music, art exhibits, and opera from the Region’s best talent. This festival is attended by more than 100,000 people of all ages.

www.knoxvilleopera.com/rossini

Market Square Art Fair

Friday: 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Sunday: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Market Square, Downtown Knoxville

April 29 - May 1. Free; $ for food

Several city blocks are transformed into a lively street fair during the Market Square Art Fair in downtown Knoxville. Fine art and craft, live entertainment on three stages, a culinary arts demonstration and tasting area, A Children’s Creation Station, and festive food characterize this fanfavorite featured event of the Dogwood Arts Festival.

The Market Square Art Fair is a juried show with over 70 local and regional artists exhibiting and selling their original work. In addition to the artists’ areas in Market Square and Krutch Park, a culinary arts experience tops off the event. Cooking demonstrations, festive food creations, and delicious wine tasting will be featured in the Culinary Arts areas. Enjoy live entertainment all weekend long on the Market Square stage, the Union Avenue pop-up stage, and the Krutch Park stage geared towards children.

Knoxville Food Tours

February 22, 2016 — December 31, 2016 History, Food, & Fun!

Knoxville Food Tours has set their Spring Tour Schedule,

offering tours every week.

A must for locals and visitors!

$99 per person - Reservations Required.

Purchase Tickets atwww.knoxvillefoodtours.com or 865-201-7270.

FUNDRAISERS & GALAS

45th Annual Goodwill Awards Banquet

Fund RaiserGoodwill Industries - Knoxville, Inc

Wednesday April 6, 2016. 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Hilton Downtown Knoxville

Rock Around the Dock - Shrimp Boil for Autism

Friday Apr 29, 2016 – 6:30 PM

The Shrimp Dock 5210 Kingston Pike

Bowl For Kids Sake 2016 in Knoxville April 22, 2016 - April 23, 2016

Friday 4:00 PM - Saturday 12:00 AM

Strike & Spare

5700 Western Avenue Knoxville, Tennessee 379

THEATRE

The Book of Mormon Apr 5 - 7:30 PM

Tennessee Theatre

The Open Hand – World Premiere Theatre / DanceThe University of Tennessee

Wednesday March 30, 2016 through Sunday April 17 Clarence Brown Lab Theatre

Tomáš Kubínek

EntertainmentClayton Center for the Arts

Tomáš Kubínek Date: Friday April 8, 2016 7:30 pm

Pilobolus April 19, 2016

Tuesday 8:00 PM

Tennessee Theatre

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific Theatre / DanceThe University of Tennessee

Wednesday April 20, 2016 through Sunday May 8, 2016. Clarence Brown Theatre

EVENTS

A CELEBRATION OF ART, CULTURE, AND NATURAL BEAUTY

2016 Calendar of Events

ART IN PUBLIC PLACES

April 1, 2016 – March 10, 2017 : A world-class exhibition of large-scale outdoor sculptures enlivens downtown Knoxville, the McGhee Tyson Airport, and Oak Ridge.

REGIONAL FINE ART EXHIBITION

April 1-29 Progressive emerging and professional regional artists exhibit their work in a variety of genres.

A VERY SPECIAL ARTS FESTIVAL

April 6: Celebrating the artistic endeavors of Knox County school-aged students having diverse abilities.

SYNERGY: STUDENT ART EXHIBITION

April 7-22: Knoxville’s next generation of artists is on display, featuring the work of gifted art students from area schools.

SYNERGY: EAST TENNESSEE ART EDUCATOR EXHIBITION

April 7-22: In its second year, this is an exhibit promoting the work of East Tennessee’s finest K-12 art teachers and current art interns/student teachers from public schools, private schools and academies.

Rhythm & Blooms

April 8-10: Set against the historic backdrop of Knoxville’s Old City, this three-day festival spotlights performances from the most exciting emerging acts in American roots music – encompassing blues, country, jazz, rock, indie, and everything in between. Pass required.

CHALK WALK

April 9: A day-long street painting festival that turns downtown Knoxville sidewalks into a vast canvas for the region’s most talented professional and student artists.

BIKES & BLOOMS

April 9 & 10: Produced along with Legacy Parks Foundation, experience the Dogwood trails the lean, green way –on a bicycle by way of an organized ride led by Tennessee Valley Bicycles.

DOGWOOD LUNCHEON

April 15: An invitation-only event kicking off the opening of the Dogwood Trails and Open Gardens.

ARTITUDE: A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CANCER SUPPORT COMMUNITY

April 15: Join us for our annual silent auction event showcasing one-of-a-kind, up-cycled and unique works for the home and garden at the Cancer Support Community

DOGWOOD TRAILS, OPEN GARDENS, AND CAMERA SITES

April 15-30: Explore more than 60 miles of trails, open gardens, camera sites, and historic homes as you enjoy a walk, bike, or drive.

DOGWOOD ART DETOUR

April 16-17: Artists studio trails take you behind the scenes of local artists’ creative processes and into their working studios

DOGWOOD ARTS FESTIVAL ON MARKET SQUARE

April 29-May 1: Formerly known as Market Square Art Fair, several blocks of downtown Knoxville becomes a dynamic street festival encompassing high-quality visual, performing, culinary, and children’s arts.

ART SLAM

April 30: A fast-paced art competition where adult and youth artists design wild and fun adirondack chairs in Krutch Park to be auctioned

WALKING TRAILS

Open Dawn to Dusk: Focusing on the idea of stepping out into our community, the trails are at least one-mile in length and folks are encouraged to walk, run, or bike these trails.

MUSIC

Andy Mineo With Gawvi , Propaganda

Apr 6 - 8:00 PM

U.S. Cellular Stage at The Bijou Theatre

Jazz Lunch Series

Concert / Live MusicCafe 4, The Square Room

Wednesday April 6, 2016. 12:00 pm

Scruffy City Orchestra April 7, 2016

Thursday 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

First Baptist Church Of Knoxville

Riff Raff Thursday, April 7, 2016

8:00pm 9:00pm

The International

Aaron Lewis

Apr 8 - 9:00 PM

Cotton Eyed Joe

Knoxville Symphony Orchestra

Apr 9 - 8:00 PM

Knoxville Civic Coliseum

Robin Trower

Saturday, April 9, 2016 8:00pm 9:00pm

Bijou Theatre

Twista

Wednesday, April 13, 2016 9:00pm 10:00pm

NV Nightclub

KSO: American Masters in Knoxville

Apr 14 - 7:30 PM

Tennessee Theatre

Scott Miller & The Commonwealth’s Lady Auxiliary

Friday, April 15, 2016 8:00pm 9:00pm

Laurel Theater

Old Crow Medicine Show

April 16, AND April 17, 2016 8:00pm 9:00pm

Tennessee Theatre

EUGENE MIRMAN AND ROBYN HITCHCOCK

Monday April 18, 8pm

Bijou Theatre

Open Chord Event Calendar

Amour w. A March Through May, Heartsick, I Divine, & more

Fri April 8 – $8 ADV | $10 Day of. 8pm. All Ages

The Rhinos! w. Stationflyby and Garrett Ivey

Sat April 9 – $5. 8pm All Ages

Open Chord Grand Re-Opening featuring Swingbooty, Mojo:Flow, & more

Sat. April 16 – Free event. 4pm – close

Jennifer Knapp & Erin McKeown

Sun April 17 - $18 ADV | $22 Day of. 7pm. All Ages

Callaghan

Sat April 23 - $12 ADV | $14 Day of. 8pm. All Ages

Blue Mother Tupelo w. Travis Meadows

Sat April 29 - $8 ADV | $10 Day of. 8pm. All Ages

The Harakiris w. The Billy Widgets and Demon Waffle

Sun April 30 – $7. 8pm. All Ages

Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals

Wednesday, April 20, 2016. 8:00pm 9:00pm

Tennessee Theatre

Dawes

Friday, April 22, 2016 8:00pm 9:00pm

Bijou Theatre

Nic Gareiss and Maeve Gilchrist

Friday April 22, 2016. 7:30 pm

Clayton Center for the Arts

Widespread Panic

April 25 AND 26, 2016 8:00pm 9:00pm

Tennessee Theatre

CITIZEN COPE

Wed. April 27, 8pm

Bijou

Breaking Benjamin (Unplugged)

Thursday, April 28, 2016. 8:00pm - 9:00pm

Tennessee Theatre

John Prine

Friday, April 29, 2016 8:00pm - 9:00pm

Tennessee Theatre

Volapalooza

Friday April 29, 2016. 5:00 pm

World’s Fair Park

Volapalooza 2016 will feature Portugal. The Man, Raury, Moon Taxi, and a special guest with appearances on the Local Stage by The Royal Bangs, Tut, Three Star Revival, and Roots of a Rebellion!

To submit an event please contact us

Jennifer Knapp

Nashville

singer-songwriter Jennifer Knapp left her career in the early 2000s and took a lengthy hiatus from the music business. Knapp sold all her gear and set out to travel, finally settling in Australia for a number of years. Following her return, she has gone on to release two mainstream albums.

Knapp is currently on tour supporting her latest release, Set Me Free, and will stop through Knoxville on Sunday, April 17 for a show at The Open Chord with fellow singer-songwriter Erin McKeown.

$18 ADV / $22 Day of www.openchordmusic.com tickets

Q: Set Me Free is your second mainstream release. Tell us about the elements, subject matter, and themes that come together in this album.

A: The over-arching theme of this project came down to conversations between two people. It seems like at some point in most songs, there’s a dialogue that’s happening between one point of view and another. At times there’s conflict; other times, there’s a spoken hope that the person sitting opposite is willing to connect with the lead character. It was interesting to look back on the completed group of songs, because they all seemed to meet at a crossroads of subtle confrontation in trying to connect with someone across the table.

Q: Is there a particular song on the release that resonates the most with you right now?

A: “What Might Have Been” continues to be a song I get lost in when I’m performing it. It’s been one of those songs that feel more likes it’s been found rather than something I actually wrote.

Q: Have you had to develop or re-adjust your songwriting process and outlets of inspiration any since your career as a Christian artist?

A: Not really, it’s actually been liberating. In Christian music, there’s an obligation to cater to religious themes and the culture, but with a “mainstream” approach, I feel like I don’t have to continually labor to tie everything up into a nice, neat package. I’ve always been attracted to writing about the spiritual side of humanity, the dark side probably more than the shiny side. I like conflict and bittersweet resolutions. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like there’s actually more room for empathy when sharing a story without having an ulterior motive for another person’s outcome.

Q: What album is in your car’s CD player right now?

A: People still put CDs in their cars? I’ve gone digital, so it’s the ole iPhone. I just repurchased Mary Chapin Carpenter “Stones In The Road.” Damn, that record is so good. Gretchen Peters’ “Blackbirds” has been happening too.

Q: What does an average day in your life look like when you’re not on tour?

A: Ugh. I’m so boring! These days I try and spend my mornings songwriting and listening. Then in the afternoons I’m doing admin stuff for the ole career. Emailing, dealing with tour routing, scheduling co-writing dates and that sort of thing. Then most nights I’m the chef, so I cook up something yummy and pour myself a couple of fingers of single malt scotch to unwind.

Interview by Alec Cunningham

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Gavino’s Pizzeria and Restaurant. The Family Meal Deal-Any one topping pizza with a large house salad and six garlic knots for $25.95. *For carry out only. 5211 Kingston Pike Knoxville, TN 37919 | 865-200-5571

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