AngelStreet & Oasis of Hope
Private
AngelStreet is a Memphis nonprofit that mentors girls ages 8-18 through music, offering vocal training, songwriting, live studio recording, performance opportunities and private instrument lessons. It began in 2013 under North Memphis nonprofit Oasis of Hope and became an independent 501(c)(3) in 2016. It operates as a year-round music mentoring program; no dedicated summer camp was confirmed on its site.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact AngelStreet & Oasis of Hope directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★gerald welchFirst time visiting this church, the people were friendly, the pastor's message was simple, yet very on time word in this season. Dinner was served after service, restaurant style ..I really enjoyed it.
★★★★★Waltrell BranchJust to sit here watching my son, who is with JPF Swim Club practice under Eddie Walsh team is amazing. I can not wait until the first meet. The facility is great.
★★★★RONALD GooI did not go into the community center. The swimming center was busy with different swim teams at practice. Everything seemed orderly and well kept. There were lifeguards watching over the teams.
★★★★★Bryce BestLove the program they and MIFA host for the senior citizens!! This is a great gathering place that truly serves the community. Kudos to the center director, Jewel, and Debra (the center's director before her),on having a supportive staff that truly meets the needs of the local community.
★★★★Success and VictoryI went in the Community Center to use the restroom while visiting Bickford Park and I was really impressed by how the children were enjoying themselves. The employees were patient and attentive considering summer is the busiest time for Community Centers. The pool is located feet away from the Center and it has great employees as well. My grandsons like this Community Center.