Orange Mound Black Restaurant Week spotlights cuisine in the historic neighborhood
Inspired by Whitehaven's recent weeklong culinary celebration, Orange Mound is serving up its own restaurant week.
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Inspired by Whitehaven's recent weeklong culinary celebration, Orange Mound is serving up its own restaurant week.
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A group of more than 100 creatives representing the African-American arts community in Memphis gathered Saturday to recreate an iconic 1958 photograph. Dubbed “A Great Day in Orange Mound,” the location was a very deliberate backdrop for both the photo and a co-working space The CLTV will soon be opening.