Memphis Heritage is no longer accepting applications for the Assistant Director position. Applications sent after the deadline (Friday May 6) will only be considered if the job posting is reopened. Thank you for your interest in Memphis Heritage. Memphis Heritage, Inc. is currently looking for an Assistant Director. Applications are due byContinue Reading
The 2016 Memphis Heritage Preservation Series will meet on all four Mondays in March. Our theme this year, “Everything you need to know about your Old House.” Our 2016’s annual series will be on March 7, 14, 21, and 28, and will be panel presentations Series Topics Modernizing your “old” kitchen and bathContinue Reading
Every year MHI prints a calendar for its members. The last three years featured A. Schwab on Beale, The Orpheum Theatre, and The Malco Theatres. We are pleased to announce that this year’s 2016 calendar highlights many of the Historic Preservation success stories happening in and around Memphis. The repurposed landmarks mentionedContinue Reading
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Adapt-a-Door 2015 was a GREAT success thanks to our generous “Door” artists, our sponsors, volunteers and our great buyers and attendees. This annual Memphis Heritage fundraiser is getting bigger and better every year and has become a major event that helps raise funding for MHI’s operating expenses. Be watching forContinue Reading
We are posting the following in order to inform the public about an important poll conducted in early July 2015 to obtain voters’ opinions on the City’s proposed Fairgrounds redevelopment plan that uses a Tourism Development Zone as a funding mechanism. On August 3rd the following Press Release was sent outContinue Reading
AIA Memphis hosts the Third Thursday: Lectures on Local Design series on the third Thursday of each month. Open to the public, Third Thursdays are hosted by local architects and designers as they share their knowledge and experience with projects in the Mid-South and beyond. Each lecture offers AIA LearningContinue Reading
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The Keystone is a publication of Memphis Heritage, and the voice of the Memphis Preservation Community. The Keystone advocates preservation of historic resources in Memphis and Shelby County and features news and stories about local history, preservation, neighborhoods, community development, architecture and the environment. Our readership includes our members and othersContinue Reading
A recent online poll by the Memphis Business Journal asked readers a number of questions about repurposing historical buildings, the full questions and results can be seen here. Continue Reading