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Newly Opened in the heart of the Historic Cooper-Young District, Heirloom House is bringing a burst of whimsy and charm to the neighborhood. What originally started as a pop-up at Art By Design in 2024 has quickly grown into a beautiful antiques…
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There’s nothing that gets me through a long work week quite like the prospect of going to a good cocktail bar with my girls, having a drink, and taking in all the glorious moments and potential memories that come with it. The cocktail bar is a…
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This blog was written in collaboration with our friends at Campfire Collective. For the past decade, Just City has been a powerful voice for fairness and dignity in Memphis’ criminal justice system. By advocating for systemic change and offering…
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I loved this little sprig of cotton on the dashboard of Tad Pierson's car. Tad gives tours of Memphis in his 1955 Cadillac. (More on that later, though.)-
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Day 96: I'm cheating a bit with this one. I took it a few days ago, when I visited Tad Pierson's indoor trailer park. This is my favorite piece of Tad's original tire art. Day 97: Almost there! Downtown Memphis, Tenn.
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For the 2019 guide to Memphis Halloween events, click here. Halloweekend is here! Celebrate the holiday with these 31 34 events, parties, haunted houses, and Memphis trunk or treats for the kids. Most of these Memphis Halloween events are this…
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The holiday season is here, which means that many of you want to spend time giving back and serving the community. Luckily, Volunteer Odyssey and I Love Memphis make it super easy for you to help the city you love by publishing this monthly list…
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Want to get involved in Memphis? Looking for Memphis volunteer opportunities? Volunteer Odyssey and I Love Memphis make it super easy for you to help the city you love by publishing this monthly list of easy, fun ways to volunteer in Memphis. We…
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Swings at Germantown Municipal Park Germantown, Tenn.
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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…