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Shangri-La Records is the oldest record store in town, and this is their 25th year in business. Inside the hallowed walls of Shangri-La you'll find music that's new, old, local, and rare, plus an interesting collection of other stuff including…
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As of this morning, Memphians can now have food delivered from more than 100 local restaurants via the UberEATS app. It launches today, and here's what you need to know. I pretended I was going to have a breakfast picnic in the park today. -…
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If you've eaten at Muddy's Bakeshop, Acre, Central Barbecue or Yolo, you may have completed assignment #113 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis without even knowing it. All of those restaurants (and 39 more) are certified sustainable by Project…
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I feel a little bit bad for this week's historical marker. I've seen markers suffer from unfortunate placement before, but this one, sequestered in the alley between Metro 67 and the Madison Hotel on Madison is probably on of the saddest. The…
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The most Memphis coffee shop in town. Last Monday, Memphis natives Ken and Mary Olds celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary. Very soon, they'll celebrate another milestone—opening a business together. Ken and Mary Olds will open Muggin…
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Sometimes, it’s tough to make a decision, especially at a restaurant where everything on the menu looks potentially amazing. Flight is perfect for the indecisive. The downtown restaurant is built around the premise that no one should have to…
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The magic of the holidays is back at the Memphis Botanic Garden with Holiday Wonders, a beloved seasonal event that transforms the garden into a glowing wonderland. Running select nights from late November through December, this experience is…
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When you go vote today, be sure to pick up one of the "I voted today!" stickers on your way out. In addition to letting everyone around you know that you're an active participant in democracy, you can also pick up some sweet discounts on food,…
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The I Love Memphis Podcast is back after a summer hiatus (and a double dose of podcasting in April and May) with an amazing guest - Shelby County Historian and general Memphis expert Jimmy Ogle. You can subscribe for free right here to make sure…