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Kacky Walton interviews Timothy Shiu, Associate Professor of Violin at The Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music and member of the Ceruti String Quartet. He's joining a stellar line-up of musicians to perform an all Baroque program as part of The Memphis Chamber Music Society's concert series Sunday, February 11.

Kacky Walton speaks with Gina Harris, the Director of Education and Events at The Memphis Botanic Garden, about its annual seasonal light exhibition, “Holiday Wonders at The Garden.”

Kacky Walton interviews landscape artist Matthew Lee, a dedicated practitioner of plein-air painting. His collection of paintings depicting his travels in the south of France and Corsica are featured through the end of the year at Memphis Botanic Garden.

Kacky Walton talks with Marina Pacini, who was Chief Curator at Brooks Museum of Art from 2002 to 2019, and Patricia Daigle, currently the Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at The Brooks.

Kacky Walton talks with Gina Harris, the Memphis Botanic Garden's Director of Education and Events, and the artist who created the "Rich Soil" exhibit, Kristine Mays.

Although this Sunday's Symphony in the Gardens is sold our, there are many other events happening at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens. Darel Snodgrass talks with Dixon Director of Development and Communications, Jessie Wiley and Manager of Special Events Sarah Lorenz about exhibits and upcoming learning opportunities at the Dixon.

The Rhodes College Mastersingers Chorale will be joined by the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and soloists for a performance of Felix Mendelssohn's masterpiece oratorio Elijah on Sunday November 12th at 3:00 p.m. at MacNeill Concert Hall on the Rhodes West Campus.

Kacky Walton talks with artists Angi Cooper and Jennifer Hyatt. Their dual exhibit, “Still and Not So Still,” opens at Playhouse on the Square’s first-floor south gallery this Friday, June 14, and will be on view through Monday, July 22.

Fifty-four years after Dr. Martin Luther King’, Jr.'s death, access to quality, affordable housing remains inequitable. But several local nonprofits help fight housing discrimination.

In addition to academic barriers, factors like homelessness, trauma, health or mental health issues, and a lack of caring adults can get in the way of students making it to graduation. But organizations like Communities in Schools of Memphis are helping.