Music Fest News!
Posted by Casey Jones Village at 3/30/2011 5:04 PM 
Categories: Old Country Store, In the Village, Songwriter's Depot, Casey Jones Museum, Upcoming Events, In the News, Music, The Shoppes, To Go, Live Music
Categories: Old Country Store, In the Village, Songwriter's Depot, Casey Jones Museum, Upcoming Events, In the News, Music, The Shoppes, To Go, Live Music
Attention music lovers!
Bring your lawn chairs to the Casey Jones Village Amphitheatre on
Saturday, April 16th from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm for the first annual Cancer Research Institute of West Tennessee Music Fest.
Come enjoy local talents Steve Patterson of Half Past Memphis, The OK
Chorale Band, Paula Bridges and the Bandstand Band, Sorghum Hill Band,
the Morgan Briar Bluegrass band and more!
There will also be crafts from local artisans and BBQ from the Old Country Store. Price of admission is only $7.00 for adults and $3.00 for kids 5 and up and tickets are also good for free admission to the Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum the day of the festival. All ticket sales will go to benefit the Cancer Research Institute located in downtown Henderson. So come enjoy great music, delicious food and crafts and help us fight a worldwide epidemic locally. Mark your calendars for April 16th from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Casey Jones Village Amphitheatre.
Backstory:
The Cancer Research Institute of West Tennessee, located in downtown Henderson, was founded by Dr. Jerry Thornthwaite. He has devoted his clinical research to improving cancer patient care through laboratory procedures to individualize a patient's diagnosis, treatment and follow-up monitoring. He has established oncology laboratories at Cedars Medical Center and Baptist Hospital in Miami, Florida. He also discovered the Natural Killer Cell in 1971, which has now become the cornerstone for our surveillance defense mechanism against the survival of cancer cells. The CRIWT's research is unique in that it develops diagnostic, prognostic, monitoring and treatment protocols for cancer patients on an individual basis. Customized protocols may be developed using these procedures to more accurately diagnosis a patient's tumor and prescribe the proper treatment. For more information about CRIWT and how to make a donation, please visit www.cancerfoundation.com.
There will also be crafts from local artisans and BBQ from the Old Country Store. Price of admission is only $7.00 for adults and $3.00 for kids 5 and up and tickets are also good for free admission to the Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum the day of the festival. All ticket sales will go to benefit the Cancer Research Institute located in downtown Henderson. So come enjoy great music, delicious food and crafts and help us fight a worldwide epidemic locally. Mark your calendars for April 16th from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Casey Jones Village Amphitheatre.
Backstory:
The Cancer Research Institute of West Tennessee, located in downtown Henderson, was founded by Dr. Jerry Thornthwaite. He has devoted his clinical research to improving cancer patient care through laboratory procedures to individualize a patient's diagnosis, treatment and follow-up monitoring. He has established oncology laboratories at Cedars Medical Center and Baptist Hospital in Miami, Florida. He also discovered the Natural Killer Cell in 1971, which has now become the cornerstone for our surveillance defense mechanism against the survival of cancer cells. The CRIWT's research is unique in that it develops diagnostic, prognostic, monitoring and treatment protocols for cancer patients on an individual basis. Customized protocols may be developed using these procedures to more accurately diagnosis a patient's tumor and prescribe the proper treatment. For more information about CRIWT and how to make a donation, please visit www.cancerfoundation.com.
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