(RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN) Are you ready for some fun in July? The Rutherford Arts Alliance (RAA) is at the center of fun events during our seventh month.
RAA presents its fifth annual Visual Arts interest group exhibition entitled: "Creatives: Five Years of the Rutherford Arts Alliance".
This exhibit will be in the gallery at the Center for the Arts at 110 W. College Street, Murfreesboro, and features 2D and 3D media, including poetry and prose, and will take place for the entire month of July. Plus, there will be a reception and community meeting there on July 14, 2023, from 6:30-7:30PM now through July 30, 2023.
The RAA Community Meeting for July has been moved to coincide with our Gallery Reception. Stop by Center for the Arts Gallery for this fun meet and greet. See what our collective community has been up to, meet new local creatives and support our RAA Visual Arts Interest Group. Hope to see you there!
Summer Book Talk
This summer, MTSU Write invites you to nurture your creative spirit by attending one of its facilitated book groups to discuss Katherine May's
Enchantment: Awakening Wonder in an Anxious Age.
Learn more at on Summer Simmer Facebook Page
For much more information on Summer Simmer and MTSU Write events click HERE!
MTSU's WRITE and POETRY
In addition, MTSU’s Write and Poetry in the Boro are partnering to host a Conversation on Creativity with Tennessee Poet Laureate Margaret Britton "Maggie" Vaughn and Murfreesboro Poets Laureate Mike James (2023) and Kory Wells (2017-2019). An open mic precedes the program.
This is a ticketed event, with all sales/donations to benefit MTSU Write scholarships--but if you can’t reserve ahead of time or swing the $15 ticket price, no worries! Tickets will also be available at the door, and any donation amount will be welcome! Get full details at:
Friday Night Market
Plus, July's FRIDAY NIGHT MARKET at the Patterson Community Center from 5:00-9:00PM July 7, 14, and 21. This family-friendly event features over 10 food trucks with cuisine ranging from Jamaican, pizza and more. Eat and shop with local small businesses, music and your neighbors. This continues every Friday night through September. It's free and open to the public.
