With a young, eclectic and socially connected neighborhood like Fondren, is it possible to feel “out of the loop?” One Fondrenite thinks so and that’s why he’s taking initiative to bring the young – and young at heart closer together.

Micajah Sturdivant says an event next Thursday night at 5pm at Brent’s aims to bridge the gap for people who may not feel plugged in.

If you walk into The Education Center on Old Canton Road in Fondren, chances are you’ll find what you find at any other high school in the country this time of year. Seniors, anxious – ready to graduate.  What you won’t find is a run of the mill, cookie cutter educational experience. Much like the neighborhood itself, The Ed Center – as it’s often called – is a unique approach to addressing individual needs.  The school for the ‘bad’ kids? Hardly.

Fischer Galleries is a colorful place and one you’ll want to stop in to on your next Fondren visit. If you peek inside, you’ll see works by three artists, celebrating the hues and tones of variety. “The show is all about color, says Marcy Nessel, the gallery’s owner. “But it’s showcased in three different mediums.” The coming together of the three was one of those things Nessel says ‘just happened.’ “The stars were all in alignment apparently for this show!” The opening reception will held next Thursday night from 5-7pm.

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