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02/13/23

Show Some Love to Black-Owned Businesses in Memphis

“It’s only the best day of the year!” The holiday made famous by Leslie Knope, Galentine’s Day, is coming up. But for more inclusivity, you can also call it Palentine’s Day. And we’re here to tell you all about how you can celebrate this fun holiday throughout Memphis, all while supporting Black-owned businesses. It is Black History Month, after all, and the 901 is full of diverse businesses! Let’s walk you through your day from start to finish.

Business Spotlight

02/09/23

Supporting Black-Owned Businesses in Memphis This Valentine’s Day

Though February has quite a few holidays, one important commemoration is Black History Month. Since Memphis is a city full of Black-business owners, we wanted to highlight how you could support them, especially while you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with your loved one. Here are some places you can stop by this February 14th that are…

Activities

12/08/22

Small Businesses To Support in Memphis This Holiday Season

By: Ariel Taranski The holiday season in Memphis is here! If you’re doing last-minute shopping, you may be a little too late for the delivery cut-offs. In good news, Memphis has plenty of local stores where you can get your gifts on time. Plus, you’ll be supporting small business owners and promoting all the amazing…

Play

11/15/22

Explore South Main and The Central Station Hotel!

We like to say that Memphis exists at the intersection of cultures – a kind of metaphorical train station in which people of different backgrounds, ideologies, dreams, and mindsets intersect with one another. The Central Station Hotel embodies that intersection like almost no other place in Memphis. A 100-year-old historic building, it was a bustling…

Culture

09/02/22

Black Owned Business Spotlight: Memphis 10 Magazine

By: We Are Memphis/Brianna Smith-Herman Throughout the years, Memphis has been home to the industry’s most successful artists and creatives, yet there is still a lot of migration to other cities in search of a breakthrough in their careers.  This was the conversation that the late Benarl E Smith II, Publisher of the New Tri-State…

Culture

07/14/22

Small Business Spotlight: The Mane Wildling

By: Elise Herron Great floral design should not only reflect the personality of a party, but also inspire energy, connection, and nostalgia among its guests. That’s the philosophy of Verushka Wilson, owner and lead designer of small Memphis floral studio, The Mane Wildling. Its niche is uncommon creations that elevate the vibe of an event.…

Culture

02/17/22

Ways to Give Back this Black History Month

By: Ariel Taranski Cover Photo Credit: Ashley Benham Photography If you had to describe Memphis in one word, first of all, could you? Secondly, which word would you decide is most important above all the rest? Memphis is so rich in history, diversity, life, community, that it’s hard to sum it up so easily. But…

Food & Drink

02/17/22

Black-Owned Restaurants and Food Trucks to Support Year-Round

By: Ariel Taranski Black History Month is a pivotal time in Memphis; not only because our city has been at the center of Black innovation and achievement for generations, but also because we still continue to see Memphis’ Black community influence worldwide culture today. However, part of the importance of this month shouldn’t be forgotten…

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Memphis Homecoming Week - 10/18 - 10/26

Memphis Homecoming Kickoff
Oct 18 @ 1PM

Celebrate the start of Memphis Homecoming Week at Handy Park on Beale Street! Enjoy live performances, school pride, and a citywide party you won't forget.

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