5 Ways to Switch Up Your Career in Memphis
It’s clear that the COVID-Economy has brought along both career anxiety as well as wishful vocational thinking for many of us Memphians. Many of us
March 7, 2022
It’s clear that the COVID-Economy has brought along both career anxiety as well as wishful vocational thinking for many of us Memphians. Many of us
Find a new spot for your next afternoon run, weekend picnic or morning playdate at one (or all) of these Memphis parks: AUDUBON PARK Hours:
Whether you’re looking to walk, kayak, frisbee golf, or run, this is your guide to find your fun in Memphis ‘ great outdoors. hit THE
March marks Women’s History Month and a time to celebrate all the hardworking, groundbreaking, and glass-shattering women, past and present. We know you’re already showering
GUEST POST BY CANDACE GRAY, Marketing and Communications Consultant at Memphis River Parks Partnership As we close out the month-long celebration of the contributions African-Americans have
Winter seems to be dragging its heels in the 901, and with the Beale Street Music Festival lineup announcement last week, we’ve been caught daydreaming
Memphis, we love you. You have repeatedly ranked as one of the most philanthropic cities in the U.S., and we see you giving financially and
Over the past 86 years, The Levitt Shell has provided a space for musicians and music lovers to thrive—and they’ll continue doing so while returning to their
We’re closing out the Cocktail Competition with a special Happy Hour at Old Dominick! The participating bartenders have garnered over 1300 votes—and on March 31st, from
Wherever you live in the Memphis area, you’ve most likely spotted a cat or two (or more!) out and about in your neighborhood. You may
If you haven’t seen Stax Museum’s new virtual film, THE MAGNETIC SOUTH: All Roads Lead to Soulsville and Stax Music Academy’s SOUL OF AMERICA: An
Memphis is the latest (and greatest) city to be added to Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience traveling exhibition. With the use of virtual projection
For the last few years, nearly everything has changed in cities across the U.S., and Memphis is no exception. We’ve experienced drastic shifts in public
With heavy hitters like Cardi B, Erykah Badu, Tyler The Creator, Jack White, The Killers, and more on past Beale Street Music Fest bills, we’re
After sitting down with Don Lifted, AKA Lawrence Matthews, to discuss music, art, and Memphis, he ended our conversation with this statement in response to a
Memphis’ newest Black-owned bookstore is creating a space where ALL Memphians belong. Whether you’re a bookworm with a passion for activism or a new reader
Article written by: Mary Jo Karimnia Crosstown Arts offers multidisciplinary residencies to visiting and Memphis-based artists and curators working in any creative discipline including visual
I’ve been dancing for almost 22 years, and it wasn’t until 2019 that I’d ever seen a ballet production with a majority black cast. Kevin
Roses are red. Violets are blue. Here’s a lil somethin we whipped up for you… To send to your bestie or your boo! Right click
From the fros to the fits to the featured artists that defined Vibes and Visuals Volume V, the air overflowed with the kind of liberating
Meet Gusti and Dari, the two Sumatran Tigers who’ve been brought to the Memphis Zoo to save their species! With less than 250 left in
Article was written by Savannah Gresham. In July of 2021, “160 years after her birth, 144 years after she first arrived in this city, 130
Article was written by Dannon Eubanks. “HIGHER encourages a healthy lifestyle and I believe being of service is essential to living a fulfilling life. I
Memphis has a multitude of landmarks that hold the history of the Civil Rights Movement. You can walk in the footsteps of activists at the
I’ve the reached the point where I feel “sophisticated” enough to invest in nice drinkware. Don’t get me wrong…I will never turn my nose up
What can you expect to see when the first-ever Memphis Jookin Tour takes to stages across the nation? A fusion of fancy footwork, ditties from
What is the one profession that creates all the other professions? An educator—and there’s a need for them now more than ever. In America’s largest
Cupid is back and whether you’re waiting patently to be hit, or ducking for cover, here are some of our favorites ways to spend V-day
From our kitchens to our cultural institutions, creative industries, and more, Black folks have been thriving in our city for centuries—and we want to keep it that
Ali Manning, Food Scientist and all-around creative, says that one lecture changed the course of her entire life, and if that doesn’t showcase the importance