The Shelby County Health Department is investigating what appears to have been a large party Saturday night, attended by hundreds of people, in a large party tent on Winchester Road.
The annual party was held at 7144 Winchester at In Love Memphis, a club the Health Department cited Oct.
“With COVID-19 cases rising exponentially in Shelby County, it’s extremely unfortunate that some people chose to endanger themselves and others by attending large gatherings without wearing a mask.
“As we have for several months now and in addition to the Shelby County Sheriff, the City of Memphis stands ready to help the Shelby County Health Department with enforcement of their health directive as necessary and as needed.â€.
The party is under investigation, according to Lee Harris, Shelby County mayor.
The event took place in a large tent next to the club.
The Bubble was large enough that it was easy for the 100 or so people there when he was performing to social distance, he said.
Jeff Warren, a COVID-19 task force member and City Council member who learned about the party from a doctor who drove by and saw hundreds of vehicles in the parking lot Saturday night.
After the event, Givens posted a video on Instagram with testimonials of two Washington, D.C., residents who had attended the bubble party.
The next day, Givens posted notice of a free admission, “pop-up†day party at the “bubble.â€.
Several local cosmetologists and nail salon owners asked clients who had attended the All Black Affair (or other large events) to reschedule or cancel their appointments. .
Manoj Jain heard about the party late Saturday when city officials called him.
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