Orange Mound Community Center continues to be a staple in the Memphis community. They have so many…read moreresources that they offer for all ages. I visited this day for the Wear Orange, a gun violence prevention program that highlights, recognize, and bring together various organizations with the same mission. The community center is clean. The staff is friendly. Plus they have plenty of space for visitors. Keep up the good work!

Orange Mound Community Center and Senior Center. 2nd Annual Division of Parks and Neighborhoods…read moreOratorical Competition held at Orange Mound Community Center. Theme: "If your Neighborhood could talk, what would it say and how has it changed your life today?" McFarland Community Center, won 2nd place in the 6-8th grade category. #mcfarlandcommunitycenter City of Memphis Division of Parks and Neighborhoods

Hey Wellness Friends! This was our 2023 event. And a huge success as usual…read more We are so excited about this event!! McFarland Community Center and Live Well Beautiful Coaching & Counseling, LLC is hosting its annual Princess to Queen event to celebrate and inspire our young ladies in the community and in honor of National Women's Month. Please share with your social circles and your social community. This FREE event is open to young ladies from the age of 7 to 17years old. This event will be packed with activities such as self-confidence building, self-esteem building, and honoring our young ladies through empowerment and encouragement. Each young lady will go home with their personal Princess to Queen gifts. If you know of any young ladies that would be perfect for this event, please register them here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/princess-to-queen-event-2023-tickets-536155193617

This senior center has lunches the ladies prepare daily. Between 11-11:30 am. The menu include…read morefish, bbq, pork chops, meatloaf, salmon, and the plate lunches has 2 vegetable sides and bread with dessert. Reasonably priced...

This community center is located near a one mile trail. It has ample parking. Great location for…read moreneighborhood residents. There class schedule is great as well.

While the park does not have much to offer, it is spacious and there is a nice walkway walking…read morearound the perimeter. There are trees for shade, a kids playground and what appears to be a community center attached.

This is a Safe Fun Place. You can exercise inside and walk inside and outside. I am glad to be a…read moreMember.

Today We visited the Houston Levee Community Center, where the Mid South Food Bank held a Mobile…read moreFood Pantry. They was there giving out food and other needed items and supplies to the community... Thank you Houston Levy Community Center for allowing them to use your facility and area to host this great event. Soon we would like to be able to visit the inside of the Levee community center and partake in available activities.

This place is a nice outside the city gem that's equipped with all you need to host parties,…read morebanquets, social meeting whatever your agenda call for.

Awesome display of black history on at least 3 levels and a very nice museum store. J live in dc,…read moreso not use to paying for my museums but this was worth it and I like the crafts table and local art work/photography. I especially enjoyed the alternative view of Mk. They had one floor dedicated to others opinions in his death, conspiracy theories, interviews of eye witnesses and law enforcement at that time. I learned some interesting facts I wasn't aware of before. I definitely will return when I have more time to read everything.

If you are visiting Memphis, the National Civil Rights Museum is an absolute must. This was one of…read morethe most meaningful and emotional places I have ever visited. The museum is very well done and takes you through the history of the Civil Rights Movement in a way that is both educational and powerful. There is so much to read, see, and experience that we spent several hours here and still felt like we could have spent more time. The most moving part of the visit was seeing the Lorraine Motel and standing outside Room 306, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent his final moments. It is hard to describe the feeling of being there in person. As a teacher and a parent, I especially appreciated how the museum encourages important conversations about history, equality, and justice. The exhibits are thoughtfully put together and tell stories that everyone should hear. I would definitely recommend wearing comfortable shoes and giving yourself plenty of time because this is not a place you want to rush through. The experience stays with you long after you leave. This was one of the highlights of our trip to Memphis and a place I believe everyone should visit at least once.