Video: Celebrating Madison Heights
On August 28, High Ground helped throw a parking lot party and second line parade celebrating Madison Heights and the debut of the Rain or Shine umbrella-share system. Watch the video here.
On August 28, High Ground News, the Memphis Medical District Collaborative and Wonder / Cowork / Create hosted a parking lot party and second line parade celebrating Madison Heights, the debut of the Rain or Shine umbrella-share system and the end of High Ground's On the Ground embedded neighborhood coverage.
Watch the video below!
Related: "Sidewalks, lemonade and lot parties: What we learned in Madison Heights"
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