Local Author Channels Childhood Experiences into New Children’s Book Series
Scovia Rushing was born in Sudan, raised in Kenya and Uganda, and eventually moved to the U.S. As a child, she thought her moving …
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Have You Seen Our Billboards?
Memphis is ______. There are lots of words that could fill in that blank space, because Memphis is a number of things. If you …
WYXR Radio Station Launches to “Edutain” the Memphis Masses
My friends like to clown on me for listening to the radio sometimes. Like, I know it’s a revolving door of top 20 hits …
What’s Happening in Memphis: October 2020
Monday, October 26th Swinging For Streets (Golf Tournament) Zoo Stroll: H is for Hippo Indie Memphis Film Festival Tuesday, October 27th An Evening with …
Innovative Nonprofit Leads the Way: Finding Jobs and Raising Funds During COVID-19
Stop and count: how many of your favorite events have been canceled this year? Now, another question: how many of those events were fundraisers? …
Meet Lauren & Rob, the Makers of Cane & Herb, a Memphis-made Craft Syrup
Perusing the Memphis Farmers Market recently, I saw a new maker that I hadn’t seen before. Their sign read Cane & Herb, and I …
Help Kids Stay on Track This School Year With Give901
Children in Memphis need our help. Did you know that almost half of our kids live in poverty? That may not surprise you, because …
Crosstown Arts Now Accepting Applications for 2021 Residency Program
The Crosstown Arts Artist Residency program is an opportunity for artists to worry a little less about the necessities and focus on creating new …
The Power in Providing Joyful Spaces: Coresa Hogan, Ebony Archie, & MEMFOLK
Between the Coronavirus, the protesting, our current political climate, and all the internet scrolling we’ve been doing, we need to protect our peace, and …
Support Your Local Art Institutions
Art is good for the soul, and despite the pandemic closures, Memphis art institutions have adapted to make sure you still get to see …