This well-located facility, just off Poplar on S. White Station Rd., has easy on-site parking…read more The store has all Girl Scout paraphernalia, uniforms, badges, buttons, supplies, etc. and is staffed by a knowledgeable, friendly manager who can help you with whatever you need. The adjacent council headquarters has smiling, friendly faces eager to help with any and all of your Girl Scout needs. They are doing the important work of serving more than 12,000 girls in north Mississippi and western Tennessee.

I'm so sad that I'm the first reviewer - MSO is AMAZING , where's the love Memphis?…read more I have gone to both pop and masterworks concerts , both are very well done. In the past I've subscribed for the great prices but found myself only attending half the season. Mei Ann is a wonderful conductor, full of energy and passion. If you're nervous about giving the symphony a go check out one of the Opus one events which are less traditional. They also do sunset symphony during Memphis in May and Symphony in the Gardens at the Dixon twice a year, tickets are very reasonable and you can bring a picnic.

I attended the Pet Sounds Music by the Beach Boys featuring the Rewinders tonight. The music was…read morefantastic. The symphony as accompaniment was fantastic. My group of six people went specifically to hear the Rewinders and we were so pleased at the great performance. However, the audience was horrible. We were in row L, mid orchestra, toward the right and there were what were obviously some stodgy people seated in the row behind us that sucked the fun out of the evening for us. One man, wearing a cell phone belt clip no less, made it his business to chastise anyone using a cell phone. He chastised not only our group but a few others. Now, I understand that in a normal symphony performance setting this could be distracting. However, this was not that performance. The featured band was obviously looking for some audience participation and excitement and we had our phones on the lowest brightness setting taking photos. This was not good enough for him. There is no possible way it was distracting other than in his mind. Then a few seats down from him another obviously stodgy old gal (maybe a season ticket holder friend?) decided to jump on his bandwagon. What a kill they were. Apparently the only audience reaction they deemed appropriate was sedate head bobbing. To the people seated in row m, seats 110-1116...you are fun suckers. The audience and the band themselves would have had a lot more fun if you had stayed home. I hope in the future when MSO hosts groups like this, they are vocal from the beginning that audience participation and fun is paramount and less stifling rules are in place.

ArtsMemphis is a fantastic organization that brings vibrance to our Memphis community. Support them…read morein any way you can.

From the owner: Our Vision A Memphis in which every individual feels pride…read morein our city's authentic cultural assets and experiences the impact of the arts in their lives. Our Mission To sustain Memphis' world-renowned cultural vitality and strengthen local communities through the arts. Fundraisers We raise money for the arts in several ways. Grant-Makers In fiscal year 2016, we awarded nearly $3 million in funding to 68 arts organizations and 20 individuals. Our grants are more than just a check in the mail. We provide our grantees with mentoring, oversight, promotion, and advocacy. Arts Promoters We encourage engagement in the arts across the city. Explore our online cultural calendar to find out all the diverse arts events happening everyday. Arts Advocates We amplify the impact of the arts in our city. Important Facts ArtsMemphis was founded by volunteer community leaders in 1963 We are one of the nation's largest United Arts Funds and were ranked 7th largest United Arts Funds campaign for fiscal year 2015 In fiscal year 2016, we awarded nearly $3 million in funding to 68 arts organizations and 20 individuals. We've allocated over $40 million to arts and culture over the last 10 years Every dollar we raise helps us support local arts organizations and individual artists Our region's nonprofit arts groups are a major economic driver -- they support more than 4,000 local jobs, and they generate $15 million per year in revenue for local and state governments