Memphis Jookin: The Show Makes Moves Across the Country
What can you expect to see when the first-ever Memphis Jookin Tour takes to stages across the nation? A fusion of fancy footwork, ditties from
February 4, 2022
What can you expect to see when the first-ever Memphis Jookin Tour takes to stages across the nation? A fusion of fancy footwork, ditties from
What is the one profession that creates all the other professions? An educator—and there’s a need for them now more than ever. In America’s largest
Cupid is back and whether you’re waiting patently to be hit, or ducking for cover, here are some of our favorites ways to spend V-day
From our kitchens to our cultural institutions, creative industries, and more, Black folks have been thriving in our city for centuries—and we want to keep it that
Ali Manning, Food Scientist and all-around creative, says that one lecture changed the course of her entire life, and if that doesn’t showcase the importance
Article was written by Dannon Eubanks. Before WYXR launched in October of 2020, radio didn’t add much to my life. It was in the background,
Celebrate Black History with reverence for the Black present. Prepare for the promise of a Black future. Dance. Cry. Laugh. Love. Endure.
History comes with highs and lows. You can’t have one without the other, and if you deny yourself the chance to fully understand both sides,
Transcribed from a conversation between Jeremee DeMoir, owner of DeMoir Books & Things, and Kristen Davis, Director of Strategic Partnerships for Give901. We are excited
Responsibility, integrity, courage, commitment, grit, and excellence are the values held by the boys at Grizzlies Prep Academy—and it was these same values that helped
What do Chucky, Mathilda, and the Grinch all have in common, other than being a little misunderstood? Well, you can catch them all at the
Article was written by Logan Tyree. The Binghampton Development Corporation Business Hub is literally turning trash into treasure by recycling old tires, mattresses, Styrofoam, and
Are you looking for a unique and empowering way to serve the Memphis community? Girls on the Run Memphis is recruiting coaches and program participants
GUEST POST BY katie pemberton, community engagement specialist for Memphis Animal Services. Hey Siri, Play “Walkin’ the Dog” By Rufus Thomas! We thought we’d share
Stax Museum of American Soul Music and Stax Music Academy are bringing the Stax story and music to the world during Black History Month, and
Cinephiles, it is once again your time to shine! Sundance Film Festival has selected our very own Indie Memphis as an official satellite screen, bringing
Memphis offers several locally owned places for you to get your donut fix! Photo: Blues City Donuts Midtown Donuts – 1776 Union Ave (Midtown) Midtown
Article was written by Carrie Pinkley. You’re invited to fill your cup with hops and your head with knowledge as you dive into the Science
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others?” – Dr. Martin Luther King, JR. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. may
This article was written by Dannon Eubanks. First, a message from Alexandra Howard, Volunteer Experience Manager at Volunteer Odyssey: “I sometimes think people view volunteerism
*Cue ‘Body’ by Meg the Stallion* Any one of these gyms in the Memphis area will have you you feeling fit and fabulous this season.
Blog by Jeff Hulett Teach for America Memphis is celebrating its 15 year anniversary of making moves in Memphis. After all these years, members of
I could wax poetic something about the times we are living in, but let’s cut to the chase. You need a mask, and there are
That post-holiday hump have you feeling like you need to lay off the sauce for a little bit? Or maybe the only spirit you need
“Oh you want to be a mentor? Who do YOU think you are?” are questions you may ask yourself when considering more formally investing in
As people begin to set their resolutions for the next twelve months, it seems they are leaning away from the “I-will-do-all-the-things-I’ve-ever-wanted-to-starting-January-1st” mentality in favor of
Here’s what we know about Memphians based on the most read blogs on the Choose901 site this year—we love good food and good music, we
After COVID school closures came and went, test scores showed that Memphis literacy rates had fallen significantly. As of today, one in ten school-age children
Ja Morant continues to surpass the community’s expectations on the court through fearsome drives and determination. However, the 2020 Rookie of the Year doesn’t stop
Where will you be when the clock strikes midnight on January 1st, 2022? Allow us to be your guide to get geared up for celebrating