The Twilight Theatre’s Mother-Daughter Act
May 21, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Cover Girls, Jeanne Hewell-Chambers and Alison Chambers
Heart. Dedication. A fascinating story. Unique, interesting, and lovable characters. A show-stopper song. A good laugh. A good cry. A show-must-go-on attitude. Those words might describe a successful Broadway stage show, but they could also describe Jeanne Hewell-Chambers and Alison Chambers—a dynamic mother-daughter team whose creative juices and dedication to the arts has produced The [...]
World War II Heritage Days
April 29, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown, Travel
I am a child of the 1940s and the product of a World War II veteran and the girl he met when he returned home from the war. This weekend I’m taking my eight-year-old daughter Brianna to World War II Heritage Days in Peachtree City to immerse her in some of that history and hopefully bring it to life for her.
Family Tradition and the Academy Awards
February 26, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown
Movies and watching the annual Academy Awards is as much a part of my family history as Indiana high school basketball and the Indy 500. Just like in Hollywood, it was a big event in our household. We always took a nap in the afternoon so we could stay up and watch the awards show. [...]
Don’t Miss Twilight Theater’s “Broadway by Candlelight”
February 17, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown
Don’t miss Twilight Theatre’s “Broadway by Candlelight,” a candlelit production of show tunes about love and lovers, performing February 18, 19, and 20th.
The Marvelous Wonderettes at The Legacy Theatre
February 4, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown
Last weekend, I took Brianna to see the Legacy Theatre’s production of “The Marvelous Wonderettes.” 50s and 60s music, a high school prom, and big skirts and hair. She loved it!
Sweet Auburn and Martin Luther King, Jr. NHS
January 17, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown
Sweet Auburn, once one of the most prosperous and influential African-American communities in the country, is now part of the MLK, Jr. National Historic Site.
Seeing Stars at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood
January 6, 2011 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown, Travel
I’m not sure I can find any other movie star’s footprints at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre as easily as Clark Gable’s but let’s just say, I know my way around.
A Christmas Story Ends for Another Year
December 30, 2010 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown, Travel
In my favorite Christmas movie, A Christmas Story, Ralphie’s house, neighborhood, school, and trials of winter are straight out of my Indiana childhood.
An Ode to the Winter Solstice
December 21, 2010 by Sherri Smith Brown
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The winter solstice is my favorite day of the year. It may have been born when I explored Stonehenge on a dreary, windy, English summer day about 15 years ago.
Holiday Traditions in Downtown Atlanta
December 4, 2010 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown, Travel
From parades to ice skating to holiday performances to riding Priscilla the Pink Pig, Atlanta hosts a number of traditional events during the holiday season.
Frances Meaders: A Zest for Life
November 6, 2010 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Cover Girls, Frances Meaders
Frances Meaders. For more than 40 years, her name has been one of the most recognized in Peachtree City. Her photo is the only one besides those of city mayors to hang in Council Chambers. Her signature authorized every building permit issued during the town’s fastest-growing years. She was City Clerk through the administrations of [...]
Baby Loves Disco Lemonade Tour
November 5, 2010 by Sherri Smith Brown
Filed under Sherri Smith Brown
Dance with your baby as the Baby Loves Disco Lemonade Tour 2010 stops in Atlanta Sunday, November 7, to raise awareness and money for finding a cure for childhood cancer.