Jordan Foster

Oct 12, 2023 | localmemphis.com | Jordan Foster

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Amuse Adventure Museum officially opens its doors to the public Friday after receiving tons of excitement about it on social media. “I hate when people say there’s nothing to do in Memphis, there’s so much to do in Memphis,” part owner Keith Edwards said. Edwards says the new attraction is a kid's paradise. The social gaming facility is filled with 35 different interactive games and challenges that can be played by two to seven people at a time.

Sep 4, 2023 | localmemphis.com | Jordan Foster

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Larray Curry has been dancing professionally for years. Most recently he performed at the 2023 BET Awards. He teaches dance at KIPP Memphis and is using the art of dance as a way to connect with his students. He posted a video of him teaching his students Memphis Jookin and it’s been circulating the internet, as he's getting lots of praise for the bond he’s been able to build with the children.

Aug 17, 2023 | localmemphis.com | Jordan Foster

GERMANTOWN, Tenn. — For just over 50 years, the Germantown Community Theater has not only provided funny and sometimes drama filled performances, but real opportunities for aspiring authors and actors. “We don’t have a whole lot of theaters whose building is as old as this one in the community,” Germantown Community Theater Executive Director Marcus Brown said. Emily Draffen is a local Mid-South author with dreams of writing and directing. “I like trying to write comedy,” Draffen said.

Jul 31, 2023 | nailbacharitablefoundation.org | Jordan Foster

The NAILBA Charitable Foundation is dedicated to building communities, helping build local charities striving to aid those in need – that’s the goal of our Foundation each year. Who is eligible for a grant award? Charities with a 501c3 exemption in our member communities are all welcome to apply. While a member or business partner letter of recommendation is necessary, our members are generally very involved in their communities; that’s who we are.

Jul 17, 2023 | localmemphis.com | Jordan Foster

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — This is the last weekend people can stop by the Arkwings Foundation to see their new exhibit Boys to Men. The exhibit is also part of the Orange Mound Gallery. Art Curator Lurlynn Franklin says she’s on a mission to change society's view of black men. Her newest exhibit features artists who bring awareness to racial profiling. The exhibit is currently showing in Frayser and is made up of all black male artist with different styles.