Project 50 is a weekly feature on a Mid-South nonprofit that will go on through 2014. I hope that you decide to get involved with at least one organization you hear about this year and put your love for Memphis to work. For this week's Project 50 edition, I've asked Alexandra Samsell to write a guest post about Porter-Leath.
This coming Sunday (April 27) the neighborhood of East Buntyn (bordered by Central, Southern, Highland, and Greer) is hosting their annual ArtWalk. Think South Main Trolley Night minus the trolley, plus a church and auction, in a residential setting. In this post, I give you six reasons to go on Sunday.
There is a lot of winning going on in Grizz Nation. First, major congrats to the Grizzlies, who beat the Suns last night to secure our spot for the 2014 Playoffs.
Tactical Urbanism. Placemaking. Suburban Sprawl. Revitalization. If you've kept up with the news in Memphis development in the last few years, you've heard these terms. But if you're not an urban planning expert, the topics can seem a little pie-in-the-sky or at the least, confusing.
In today's news update, I speculate the ingredients of a Silky's Diver, congratulate the Starter Awards NBA Fan of the Year, share a slew of upcoming events, and show off your Memphis photos tagged #ilovememphis.
The Midtown Opera Festival started last week, but there are still opportunities to see all three chamber operas as well as Opera Memphis' brand-new opera, "Ghosts of Crosstown".
Project 50 is a weekly feature on a Mid-South nonprofit that will go on through 2014. I hope that you decide to get involved with at least one organization you hear about this year and put your love for Memphis to work. For this week's Project 50 edition, I want to tell you about The Bridge, the world's only student-run non-profit street newspaper.
