On View Now: A Journey Towards Self-Definition: African American Artists in the Permanent Collection, Organized by Heather Nickels, Joyce Blackmon Curatorial Fellowship in African American Art and Art of the African Diaspora.
A New Century of Soul in Memphis has started to gain attention from the rest of the country, including Forbes. Memphis is quickly growing into a recognized hot-spot for music, art, and, of course, some of the best food this side of the Mississippi.
December is the largest month for donations and there are so many great organizations progressing meaningful causes for Memphians. We invite you to check out our list of nonprofits that deserve your support this year.
Experience beautiful, interactive pieces of art created by St. Jude patients from all over the world. We work with patients through the medium of art to tell their stories and bring that to life with amazing creativity.
It’s time to party but the way your finances are set up… you need a deal. WeareMemphis.com has put together some tips to help you get your party on while on a budget.
Memphis is full of natural green spaces. The city contains over 3,000 acres of parkland, all of which is managed by the City of Memphis Division of Parks and Neighborhoods. Find out more about this organization and how it keeps Memphis green.
