Brewing in the shadows of Crosstown
A new brewery is set to open next year. Local beer fans have been consistently celebrating the brewery explosion in our city in recent years — from Memphis Made on […]
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Downtown Creative District teeming with possibilities
The vision for a Downtown Creative District centers on the idea of a neighborhood where creative professionals thrive in a community of ideas.
Jim and Samella’s brings love to Soulsville
Jim and Samella’s House helps diners feel at home with a soulful touch and friendly feel at this small restaurant in Soulsville USA.
Building an entrepreneurship movement
The entrepreneurial landscape of Memphis is expanding in rich and exciting ways, and Leslie Lynn Smith is helping to foster that growth. As President of the EPIcenter, she is catalyzing and connecting the entrepreneurship movement with a focus on tinclusive economic expansion.
Memphis Black Restaurant Week brings needed exposure
The inaugural Memphis Black Restaurant Week beginning March 7 is an opportunity to highlight some of the city’s African American-owned eateries while sharing entrepreneurial examples for the community.
Music in the City explores the future of Memphis music
Join High Ground and EPIcenter for Music in the City on the evening of February 23. This speaker event will offer a discussion on the future of music entrepreneurship in Memphis. Register for free today to be a part of the conversation.
Advance Memphis brings change to South Memphis
Advance Memphis is in the business of bringing economic self-sufficiency to the residents of the 38126 ZIP code, which includes much of the Soulsville USA neighborhood.
Downtown Creative District teeming with possibilities
The vision for a Downtown Creative District centers on the idea of a neighborhood where creative professionals thrive in a community of ideas.
Jim and Samella’s brings love to Soulsville
Jim and Samella’s House helps diners feel at home with a soulful touch and friendly feel at this small restaurant in Soulsville USA.
Building an entrepreneurship movement
The entrepreneurial landscape of Memphis is expanding in rich and exciting ways, and Leslie Lynn Smith is helping to foster that growth. As President of the EPIcenter, she is catalyzing and connecting the entrepreneurship movement with a focus on tinclusive economic expansion.
Memphis Black Restaurant Week brings needed exposure
The inaugural Memphis Black Restaurant Week beginning March 7 is an opportunity to highlight some of the city’s African American-owned eateries while sharing entrepreneurial examples for the community.
Music in the City explores the future of Memphis music
Join High Ground and EPIcenter for Music in the City on the evening of February 23. This speaker event will offer a discussion on the future of music entrepreneurship in Memphis. Register for free today to be a part of the conversation.
Advance Memphis brings change to South Memphis
Advance Memphis is in the business of bringing economic self-sufficiency to the residents of the 38126 ZIP code, which includes much of the Soulsville USA neighborhood.
