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I have good news if you're looking for an excuse to combine three of the best things on earth: coffee, whiskey, and sugar. It's National Irish Coffee Day! Celtic Crossing in Cooper Young naturally has an Irish coffee special today to go along with…
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No smoking at Underground Art, ok? In other news: - Tomorrow is Earth Day, and there are a ton of related events happening in Memphis tomorrow. I'm definitely planning to check out the farmer's market at City Hall from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. They'll…
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Ed. Note: Memphis Charcuterie Week 2020 is April 6-11 at eight local restaurants. Veena is here to tell us all about it. No tickets required, though you may want to make reservations! Who out there loves a good charcuterie board? Well get excited…
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When times get tough, Memphis comes together. For people, businesses, and organizations that need help, we've put together a guide of resources and funds for our city's COVID-19 response. This guide is also a way for you to give back by donating…
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Despite tattoos' rock'n'roll reputation, there are a lot of rules at Underground Art in Cooper Young. The first set is on a sheet of paper Scotch taped to the door: The second set is on a laminated poster hanging at the front desk. The sign…
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It’s National Beer Day! Just because we can’t gather on our favorite Memphis brewery patio doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy delicious, locally-made Memphis beer today (or any time while we’re still under Safer-At-Home orders). "Tip Your Bartender" from…
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Happy Monday Memphis! Start off your week right with this rundown of positive Memphis news and updates, plus your #ilovememphis tagged photos and Tweets from the past week. photo via @kookycanuck on Instagram Memphians are generous. Memphis is on…
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Q107.5 DJ and producer Brodee was kind enough to answer a few questions about his show, Memphis' favorite songs, and the weirdest requests he's ever gotten.
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Happy 117th birthday to the Cossitt Library! The Cossitt Library was built downtown at the corner of Front and Monroe in 1893. The original red sandstone building is still partially in use, though the front of the building (and the turrets) were…