My wife and I attended a concert here (I for the first time). The acoustics were decent, and the…read moresight lines unobstructed. It was nice that the main performer stayed after the show to talk, pose for pictures, and sign autographs. We plan on returning to this venue in the future.

I recently attended the BPAC, for the first time. The Event was to be held outside, but due to…read moreimpending bad weather, was moved inside. It's a beautiful Facility, and I enjoyed the Band Performance, very much. I definately plan on returning.

My daughter has been dancing here for over 10 years. She has had progressed well each year and the…read moreentire dance staff does a really job at teaching her. She has made lifelong friends. Each year, the studio does something fun. Last year, she was able to dance on a Carnival cruise and this year, she got to perform at Nationals in Sevierville, TN. The parents have become our friends too. We have gone to different birthday parties and had get togethers. Love DAB!

A great big Kudos to the staff at the Dance Academy of Bartlett. They teach dance to children from…read morethe age of 3 all the way up to 18. My granddaughter was enrolled with them. This morning was their recital. The older kids did a ballet using the music and telling the story of the Wizard of Oz. The choreography was sensitive and obviously put together with a great deal of professionalism. Some of the older girls, in my humble opinion, seemed to have attained to a level of professionalism as well. I think that the recital, itself, provided a vision to the younger kids and their parents just to what level, they could attain, if they so chose. Of course, the choreography was appropriately suited for each age group. But I must admitted that my granddaughter stole the show.

I love this place my child is more confident in math now if anyone wants there child to get…read moretutoring this is the best place!

Cannot say enough good things about this place and the help and guidance they gave me! The owner,…read moreDan, was so friendly and made me feel comfortable from the very first conversation about my tutoring needs. My tutor, well she was just incredible! If you're looking for excellence look no further than here! Highly recommend!

Loving church, wonderful environments for kids and students. Bible based preaching! Definitely…read morerecommend.

You want to walk into a place of worship and feel welcomed: this is not the place for it…read more the way they treated my son as if he were welcomed and then spoke poorly of his character behind his back as if he could not hear , is simply heartbreaking. Pastor Eddie. I am truly truly heartbroken. You should remember to be there with open arms for ALL the humans that enter your church seeking Christ and only speak positive for these young children of Christ who are just trying to find guidance in Christ in this dark world. So disappointed in this church.

Food was incredible. Was my first time having African food, so I don't have anything to compare to…read more However, I can trust my taste buds lol Service was good, and the place has a nice setup, with their grocery store being right beside it

In a strip mall, unassuming and barely noticeable The place…read moreis clean and well kept and there is relaxing Ethio Jazz playing in the background. The injera tastes authentic. The chicken steak was not extremely different from the chicken steak you'd expect in non-Ethiopian places but some of the spices in the green lentils etc were great and reminded me of my favorites Ethiopian places in bigger cities I guess what I'd say is that if you want a super authentic ethio dish consider something other than the chicken steak option Service was prompt and friendly Only one other Ethiopian family was there when I visited Lunch may not e super busy

Absolutely rude af on the phone and just want your money. Talked to two different people both…read morerushed me off the phone and didn't listen just said you're asking too many questions. Don't bother using them and their outdated venue.

Was here for a wedding/reception. While the space is nice, there should have been a cap on the…read morenumber of chairs for the ceremony space.

Great hospitality during a fun filled afternoon during their annual fall festival. Focused around…read morefood, fun and the community. Such a great event. We will be back next year.

Before Cordova was became an eastern extension of Memphis, it was its own place; a cute little town…read morecentered around a tiny train station, way out in the county. And while much of old Cordova is gone, there's one place where you can get your small-town fix. The small museum fills up one room (and a small annex) in the Cordova Community Center. Since the building housed the Cordova School from the early 1900s until the mid-1970s, much of the museum's limited space is given to a model classroom. After the school was closed, the county stored all of the old school fixtures in the building, which means that much of what you can see in the Cordova Museum is authentic to the school. There are musty books, old sports jerseys, photos of the first graduating class (three people), sheet music from the glee club, school picture day proofs and a binder full of graded writing assignments (mostly nature poetry) from the 1950s. The most impressive thing about the Cordova Museum, though, is its collection of photographs and archives from the town's history dating back to roughly 1860. And unlike many museums, the Cordova Museum's staff of one, Cordova native Darlene Hooker Sawyer, can tell you the names (and often the backstories) of every single person in the photographs. If you grew up in Cordova and ever participated in any Fourth of July parades, crafts fairs or halloween events at the Community Center, there's a high liklihood that your picture is in one of the binders in the Museum. Since my mom insisted that we participate in just about every single Cordova event, I was able to find a photo of my childhood best friend and I dressed up in ridiculous homemade red white and blue bunting dresses from an early 90s Independence Day parade. The Cordva Museum is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Admission is free, and they've also got free access to ancestrty.com from the museum computers.

My favorite area of Memphis has to be Cordova. A wonderful slice of history that is all free!!…read moreDarlene Sawyer is an amazing woman who went to the schoolhouse as a child and is so full of knowledge. If you like history and seeing how buildings and life was like in the 1800s and 1900s, this place is for you.

My husband and I moved from South Mississippi, and we needed a daycare for our son. After visiting…read moreseveral sites, we found Kindercare in Bartlett and fell in love! The administration, teachers, curriculum and the center itself are all impeccable. Each morning we come in, either Ms Tammy or Ms Shavodka give us a warm greeting, and most of my son's classmates call his name when he comes in. The curriculum is awesome, and it delves much further than the core competencies of most toddler programs. Our son is also enrolled in Music and Phonics, and I can tell a difference in his pronunciations already! Ms Latoria is extremely good at what she does! Early on, my husband and I were hesitant, because our son is our only child; I'm so glad we chose Kindercare in Bartlett! They're caring, and he's learning. This experience has been great for all of us.

They exhibit poor knowledge and training, from the Director to the teacher's on how to properly…read moredeal with children who have developmental delays and need one on one attention. They do not have proper solutions on how to support parents with children that may have challenging behaviors. The solution that they do have in place is not affective and does not aid in, helping that child. Some teachers are great with children, others are just there to say they have a job. I have observed on several occasions, not having proper supervision during breakfast times as well as day to day activities such as outside play. The children have more free play versus structured play or planned activities. They do not assist or aid children who need extra help verbally or with activities that they can't quiet do like the other children. They show favoritism to certain children who are more cooperative. The daycare Director says she's helping but is not. The assistant Director is wonderful and should be the Director instead. If you are looking for childcare with trained and knowledgeable teachers, exciting and educational activities and overall support 10 out of 10 I do not recommend this center. Need more training and staff who can better support all families and children.