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Memphis City Council honors Grammy‑nominated children’s artist Sherry Moon
Summary
The Memphis City Council presented a resolution July 7 honoring Sherry Moon (professionally Snook Nook) for her work in children’s music and education; Moon urged continued investment in youth arts, saying 'Every child deserves to be seen and heard.'
The Memphis City Council on July 7 presented a resolution honoring Sherry Moon — professionally known as Snook Nook — for her career as a Grammy‑nominated children’s music artist and educator.
Councilwoman Easter Thomas read the resolution noting Moon’s North Memphis roots, Grammy nomination, and work with the Stacks Music Academy Choir. The resolution, sponsored by Councilwoman Jeri Green and presented by Easter Thomas, recognized Moon’s "extraordinary talent, leadership, and commitment to enriching the lives of others" and conferred the honors of "chaplain of the day" language for the ceremony.
Moon accepted the recognition and told the council the honor belongs to children across the city. "Every child deserves to be seen and heard and encouraged," she said, and urged continued support for the arts and opportunities that help children build confidence. She framed music and arts programming as an investment in Memphis’ future, saying a city "is made through the hearts of children."
The council presented the certificate on the chamber floor and marked the item as passed; no council debate accompanied the presentation. The acknowledgment concluded with applause and brief remarks from Moon about the role of educators and families in supporting young people.
