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Johnny B. and the Balladeers to Perform Benefit Concerts for YEAH!

January 30, 2012 By Youth Empowerment through Arts & Humanities Leave a Comment

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Contact: Courtney Sharpe, Development Director Phone: 615-849-8140; artsempoweryouth@gmail.com Monday, January 30, 2012 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Johnny B. and the Balladeers to Perform Benefit Concerts for YEAH! Johnny B. and the Balladeers, a popular local band featuring John Blankenship, Avent Lane, Ken and Sarah Frizzell and Billy Yearwood, will be appearing on the first Thursday of [...]

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Rock Block Spring Session to begin March 26

March 5, 2011 By Youth Empowerment through Arts & Humanities Leave a Comment

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Murfreesboro Rock Block Spring 2011 Session Begins March 26, 2011 Are you REGISTERED???? Murfreesboro Rock Block is now accepting applications for the Spring 2011 session. This session we will be held at Central Magnet School in Murfreesboro. Nashville Rock Block Spring 2011 Session Begins March 26, 2011 Are you REGISTERED???? Nashville Rock Block is now [...]

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YEAH! Announces After School Arts Programming

January 14, 2011 By Youth Empowerment through Arts & Humanities Leave a Comment

Contact: Pat Blankenship, Programming artsempoweryouth@gmail.com Friday, January 14, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE YEAH! ANNOUNCES AFTER SCHOOL ARTS PROGRAMMING Murfreesboro, TN— Youth Empowerment through Arts & Humanities, Inc. (YEAH!) announces its after school programming for the Winter, 2011 Session, beginning January 18, 2011: Monday–Group Homework Help, free; private tutoring available by arrangement with teacher at $20/hour—to [...]

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Help YEAH! Adopt-A-Camper

January 6, 2011 By Youth Empowerment through Arts & Humanities Leave a Comment

ADOPT A CAMPER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM *********************************** Registration for the Southern Girls Rock and Roll Camp and Tennessee Teens Rock Camp is now open! That means YEAH is also accepting Scholarship Applications for 2011. SGRRC and TNTRC are committed to providing an unlimited number of need-based scholarships to all campers of limited financial means. We have [...]

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Theatre help needed

October 18, 2010 By Youth Empowerment through Arts & Humanities Leave a Comment

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YEAH is looking for Theatre types! We need directors, choreographers, music directors, technical directors for our upcoming Christmas Extravaganza Variety Show and for our newly founded, just getting off the ground YEAH! Theatre department! If you’re interested, email us using the form below RIGHT NOW! Don’t miss out on the fun and the opportunity to [...]

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Wish List

Digital cameras, both still and movie cameras.
Musical Equipment, instruments PA Systems, amps, cables
Filmmaking equipment...lights, booms, mics, cameras.
Art supplies of all kinds....acrylic paints, water colors, screen printing paint s, drawing paper, canvases, pencils, paint brushes and clay….these supplies get used up REALLY fast!
Theatre stuff....props, costumes, set construction materials....and volunteers! We need theatre people!
Christmas cash to help us pay the bills.
And lastly, we would like to have LOTS of new Friends of YEAH!We need all the Friends of YEAH! we can get, and all they have to do is go to the website at www.yeahintheboro.org and sign up! We’ll do the rest!

Please visit our Christmas Wish List to see how YOU can help!

Thank you

Specialty Plates support TAC and YEAH!

Did you know?You can purchase a specialty license plate! That’s right, a large portion of the purchase price of any and all specialty license plates sold by the state of Tennessee goes into the Tennessee Arts Commission’s fund from which they make grants to nonprofit arts organizations. And when sales are down, as they are now in this slower economy, then grant funds are down as well. So if you ever thought about getting a specialty license plate with your initials on it, or your favorite university’s logo on it, or one of those great plates that proclaims “I love the arts!”, go ahead, buy it now. You will be supporting not only our efforts but the efforts of all artists and arts centers in the state. You can order these specialty plates online here. There are over 100 specialty plates to choose from.