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.
Elvis Week 2015 approacheth! Even though Memphians sometimes claim Elvis fatigue, there's something intriguing about an event that brings 35,000 people to Memphis from all over the world. So learn a little bit more about the King, Graceland, and Memphis music, and then get in on some of the fun.
In case you don't use Instagram or just missed Bryan's animal-filled day last Thursday, here's a slideshNever in my life did I think I'd be writing a guide to slip 'n' slides in Memphis, but here we are. Unfortunately, I can't try these out for you ahead of time to see if they're worth a slide, but they sure do sound like a fun way to beat this oppressive heat. For more ideas on how to stay cool, including splash parks, click here.
Today is National Ice Cream Day! In honor of this esteemed occasion, I wanted to tell you about my Hernando ice cream adventure this past week.
Local historian and tour guide Jimmy Ogle is a walking encyclopedia of Memphis, and now is your chance to take advantage of his genius.
This year, Rock for Love has packed three days with live music from a few dozen of Memphis' finest musical acts.This Saturday, July 11, Backbeat Tours will offer a new "Red, White, and Brew Tour" around town. They'll stop for a tour and tasting at High Cotton Brewery, then head to Cooper Young for a tasting at Memphis Made Brewing, where you'll also get some Aldo's pizza.
