Each year, Memphis Teacher Residency (MTR) places educated, skilled teachers in under-resourced schools throughout Memphis. These individuals dedicated three years of teaching in Memphis to
School’s out, but the grind doesn’t stop for high school students, specifically—between ACT prep, procuring seasonal job opportunities, and optimizing ever moment to make the
The Orpheum is the perfect place to ignite a passion in someone who enjoys theatre. Its rich history, accompanied by the continuation of shared stories,
Binghampton is located in the heart of Memphis, between Midtown and North Memphis. Binghampton began as a racially integrated Memphis town in the late 1800s
Ray LaMontagne took to the Orpheum stage on May 20th, 2022. With Memphis in May coming to a close and Mempho Fest still being beyond
Last Saturday, May 14th, at the Memphis Botanic Gardens, Teach For America Memphis honored the nominees of this years Alumni Awards at their fifth annual
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
Featuring special children’s activities, live music, dancing, snacks, plus a 10-3 sidewalk sale, food trucks, DJ, and some surprises! FREE ADMISSION for all guests frm
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
There is much to be said about the state of Memphis, TN. I say state, because it’s often considered by lovers and detractors to be
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
Medical school to education is quite the career shift. After graduating from North Carolina Chapel Hill, McKenzie Cohen was on track for medical school. However,
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
GUEST POST BY CANDACE GRAY, Marketing and Communications Consultant at Memphis River Parks Partnership As we close out the month-long celebration of the contributions African-Americans have
With heavy hitters like Cardi B, Erykah Badu, Tyler The Creator, Jack White, The Killers, and more on past Beale Street Music Fest bills, we’re
After sitting down with Don Lifted, AKA Lawrence Matthews, to discuss music, art, and Memphis, he ended our conversation with this statement in response to a
Memphis’ newest Black-owned bookstore is creating a space where ALL Memphians belong. Whether you’re a bookworm with a passion for activism or a new reader
From the fros to the fits to the featured artists that defined Vibes and Visuals Volume V, the air overflowed with the kind of liberating
Article was written by Savannah Gresham. In July of 2021, “160 years after her birth, 144 years after she first arrived in this city, 130
I’ve the reached the point where I feel “sophisticated” enough to invest in nice drinkware. Don’t get me wrong…I will never turn my nose up
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
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
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
What comes to mind when you think of running? What about when you think of running 13.1 miles? What about 26.2? For some, even the
As our partners at Give901 launched Project: Grizz Prep Reads, we heard about Jane Oliver, the book-loving literary leader at the Grizzlies Prep boys school
**There will be a celebration of life held for Young Dolph on Thursday, December 16th at the FedEx Forum. Tickets are free. Secure yours here**
Andrew Arbogast created Arbo’s Cheese Dip on Dec. 31, 2020, but the Arbo’s story really starts with his dad, Charlie Arbogast. Thanks to his love