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Ed. Note: Dr. Daniel Bastardo (who recently completed his PhD program—congrats!) brings us this handy list of things to do as we linger in Phase II of "reopening". Photo by Raphael Tenschert The overload of information regarding the COVID-19…
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Grilled Cheese Fest is back at the Hi-Tone for another round of cheesy, carb-filled competition with a side of tomato soup. Grilled Cheese Fest 2019 is Sunday, November 10 from noon to 6 p.m. Think you have a chance to make the winning grilled…
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During MemFix, food trucks and vendors filled the Sears parking lot, bands played on the building's loading dock, empty storefronts along Cleveland were filled with pop-up shops, art was sold out of vintage bread trucks and a puppet dispensed love…
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Usually, I love going out for lunch. On rainy days like today, though, it's nice to have lunch come to me. Midtowners and downtowners have the option of calling Camy's, a 16 year-old food delivery service based in Midtown. I called in an order for…
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If you've always wanted to master the downward dog, Saturday is a good day for it. Six Memphis yoga studios are offering free classes all day. Lululemon Athletica is celebrating the opening of their new Memphis store by sponsoring a day of free…
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After six years, it's time to spruce things up around the I Love Memphis blog. You may have already seen the new I Love Memphis logo and graphics floating around, but here it is officially: Last fall, I asked you, dear readers, to complete surveys…
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This article is updated as of August 4, 2017. The Levitt Shell has announced their fall lineup of music, music films, and performing arts. A few things to know about Memphis' Levitt Shell Free Concert Series: Bring chairs, blankets, coolers,…
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For the August 2016 I Love Memphis Podcast, Kevin and I talk all about Rock For Love with local musician (and my new colleague!) Jeff Hulett. Don't want to miss any podcasts? Click here to subscribe. Here are links to some things we talked about…
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334 / 365 Meet Memphians no. 334, Paul and Angela Knipple. They're the authors of a cookbook called "The World in a Skillet" that comes out in March. They're foodies who are so into local food that they raise chickens in their midtown backyard.…
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Memphians have a few time-tested methods of dealing with our long, humid summers: crank the AC, eat tons of popsicles, ice cream and snow cone, beg, borrow or steal swimming pool access or (and) cool down with summer-appropriate cocktails,…