Make a Splash: Splash Pads and Pools in Memphis
Need a cool down to beat the summer heat? Take a look at this list full of fun splash pads and pools to enjoy in
May 27, 2022
Need a cool down to beat the summer heat? Take a look at this list full of fun splash pads and pools to enjoy in
Comedy queen Quinta Brunson once said… National Pride Month is not only a time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, a vibrant, steadfast group of humans
Take in Memphis’ unmatched vibes and views from a different perspective! The rooftop bars in the Bluff City will bring you good times, guaranteed! Hit
Blog by Jeremee DeMoir, Owner of DeMoir Books & Things Find 10 book recs for endless summer reading fun below! And just like that… the
Memphis is home to the best bbq in the world. It’s not Nashville. It’s not Texas. It’s not Kansas City. It’s Memphis… THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
Like I always say, “If it’s free, it’s for me,” and Strangeways Wednesdsays in the Edge District is pulling out all the stops to provide
The sun is shining past 7pm, and kids across the city are counting down the final days of the school year, which can only mean
Peabody Rooftop Parties are back! Featuring live entertainment, Insta-worthy sunsets, an assortment of snacks, and more, why wait til Friday to rally for the weekend. Perfectly
From April 29th-May 1st, beale street music fest is back! It’s been two years since Memphis in May brought music to our ears during Beale
Last year, Grizzlies Prep received the Governor’s Seal Civics Grant to start a middle school civics program. This Civics grant recognizes schools prioritizing teaching our
Where will you be when our boys in blue bring the heat during the NBA Playoffs? Grizzlies Watch Parties are popping up all over the
The Cooper-Young Community Association (CYCA) is proud to present the second annual Porchfest! The Cooper Young Porchfest was SUCH a success last year that they
Clean out your closets, and make room for more Memphis merch, because the Choose901 Spring Pop-Up Shop is taking over the 4th floor of Crosstown
One of the best ways to prepare the students of today to become the workforce of tomorrow is to share our stories with them—by answering
Our sister campaign, Give901, just launched their fundraiser to help send Memphis kids to summer camp! Did you know Memphis students will lose up to one
In 2021, the beer wizards at Wiseacre brewed up a new batch of bubbles; a canned cocktail line called The Set Up—and as the weather
Memphis Athletic Ministries, known for building meaningful relationships with kids through sports, gifted kids with brand new kicks! On Monday, April 4hth, MAM kids left
GUEST POST BY CANDACE GRAY, MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANT AT MEMPHIS RIVER PARKS PARTNERSHIP. In true Memphis fashion, the weather has flip-flopped more in the last
“I should have been a history teacher,” said Volunteer Odyssey volunteer Walker after his first shift as a history tutor. Walker saw an email request
Consider these memphis markets where you can trade in your grocery-store produce for locally grown fruits and vegetables. Our area offers many farmers markets across
It’s official the Memphis Grizzlies are headed to the playoffs—and to get students, teachers, and administrators excited, the Grizzlies will host Grizz Week leading up
The Washington Bottoms is a long-dormant community park and garden tucked between Midtown and The Medical District. What once housed the hustle of life, has
Stax Museum’s new exhibit, “Love in the Club,” just opened, and you’ve gotta go! Featuring photographs by Michael Abramson and poems from 3-time National Poetry
Since the 2019 NBA Draft, the name Ja Morant has moved into the spotlight. And similar to his actions at the end of the first
YouTube Music wants to help youth in Memphis make the most of their talents! So, they’ve joined forces with UNAPOLOGETIC. and Memphis Slim Collaboratory to
Festival season is in full swing! From food to fashion and music to mushrooms, there are a number of spring and summer festivals in Memphis,
Some tasks we encounter in our lives seem more daunting than others. But, they can become the interceptors that change our lives. This is true
Sometimes you need a sign from the universe to steer you in the right direction when trying to set forth on a new path. The
In his first State of the Union address, President Biden called on Americans like you and me to sign up to mentor students. Children across
Memphis artists are a massive part of the captivating culture that characterizes our city. In an effort to honor the local creative community, Choose901 is