Like Really Creative was built on the idea that immersing yourself in creativity can remedy feelings of isolation. Zack Orsborn, founder of Like Really Creative, was experiencing a lack of connection to his own creative outlets and felt a desire to “find [his] people.”
DeMoir Books & Things, a Black and millennial-owned bookstore, is bringing readers to Downtown Memphis!
The bookstore offers a diverse selection of genres, including works by local authors, Black romance novels, LGBTQ+ stories, and classics such as Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God.
The small batch creamery, created by Kiamesha Wilson, came to be during the pandemic. She would make homemade ice cream for her close friends and family, but her creations weren’t something she could keep to herself.
Here's a list of 11 local businesses owned by Black women. This curated itinerary will show you how to intentionally spend the day supporting these remarkable women!
*This list isn’t indicative of all the phenomenal black owned businesses in Memphis. Just a sample (for now). If you’re anything like me, I love options, so I provided a few options per category! Much like Memphis, this list shows there’s something for everyone!
It's important to celebrate and learn more about Black History year-round, but we go a little harder in February. Cristina McCarter, owner of Feast & Graze, shares her ways to honor Memphis' Black history from the legacy of her father to name-dropping cultural experiences!
Keep up with this series as a new Memphis influencer, business owner, or creator is featured each week this month!
It's important to celebrate and learn more about Black History year-round, but we go a little harder in February. Tune in to how the multi-faceted Jared "Jay B." Boyd honors Black History through Memphis' rhythm and blues.
Keep up with this series as a new Memphis influencer, business owner, or creator is featured each Wednesday this month!
It's important to celebrate and learn more about Black History year-round, but we go a little harder in February. This is your go to blog for how the amazing Caitlin McGill honors Black history in true Memphis fashion!
Keep up with this series as a new Memphis influencer, business owner, or creator is featured each Wednesday this month!
The newest Welterweight of the UFC comes right from the Westwood neighborhood of Memphis. His journey to the ring wasn’t always a part of his journey and despite his inexperience, he found success and a contract with the UFC.
Memphis-native Danny Barlow is set to make his debut at UFC 298 in Anaheim, California, on February 17, 2024. Ahead of his octagon debut, we got to know more about the Westwood High graduate.
If you’re someone that loves vintage apparel and accessories, making a stop at Blue Suede Vintage should be high up on your must-visit list.
The Black Business Association will honor Mrs. Flora Payne’s induction during a ceremony where they’ll also launch their hospitality Business Booster Program.
