On Friday, May 14 Darryl Worley will host the annual “Hitmakers on the Harbor” event at Pier 57 boat dealership in Pickwick, TN. The songwriter show featuring Worley, Jim “Moose” Brown and Walt Aldridge is the first of five events leading up to Worley’s annual Tennessee River Run (Sept. 16-18). Proceeds from all events go to Worley’s foundation, which supports causes like the Cancer Treatment Center in his hometown Savannah, Tenn.
Additional “Hitmakers and Harleys” dates are slated for Wednesday, June 16; Tuesday, June 22; and Tuesday, June 29. Tickets are $75 per person or $750 for a table of 10 which includes the performance and a fish fry dinner. For reservations and more information on the “Hitmakers on the Harbor,” contact Tammy Hammock at (731) 926-5076.
Later this month, Worley is set to perform for U.S. Troops as part of the Stars for Stripes tour.
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The Music City Tennis Invitational is seeking players and sponsors for its upcoming tournament. The long running event benefiting the Center for Child Development at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt has strong ties to the music industry.
The 37th Annual Music City Tennis Invitational is April 24-25 at the Brownlee O. Currey, Jr., Tennis Center at Vanderbilt University. It is open to tennis players of all levels, from beginners to pros. Details online at www.musiccitytennis.com or by calling 615-322-7733 for player registration, sponsorship and volunteer opportunities.
Last year MCTI proudly donated $118,00 to the Center, and since 1990 MCTI has donated $1,063,000 total to the Center.
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