DeMoir Books & Things, a Black and millennial-owned bookstore, is bringing readers to Downtown Memphis!

The bookstore offers a diverse selection of genres, including works by local authors, Black romance novels, LGBTQ+ stories, and classics such as Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God.

This blog was written in collaboration with our friends at Campfire Collective.

Celebrating over 13 years of original theatrical productions, Friends of George’s is a non-profit LGTBQ+ theatre company with strong ties to the Memphis community. 

Here are a few free art-centered events happening now through August as highlighted by ARTSmemphis.

From free concerts, art galleries, stereo sessions and more: there is so much to do during a Memphis summer whether it’s outdoors or safe inside with air-conditioning.

Craving an Arabian night-themed evening but can't jet off to the Middle East? I’ve got you covered with the ultimate Middle Eastern experience in the 901!

Enjoy this guest blog from Diyala Abdlrasul.

Discover new music and get to know the amazing people making that music with these I Love Memphis Music Features. Check out all the music features here.

This month's feature 1Professor, a longtime DJ turned performer three years ago. He’s a melodic and abstract artist who recently released his third album The Journey. His latest country rap single "Pass Me By" demonstrates his range as a musician.

Memphians interested in finding fun, safe, and easy alternatives to their single-occupancy vehicle commutes have a wonderful ally in Commute Options! An initiative of Innovate Memphis, Commute Options serves as a resource to improve the choice to use public transportation, rideshare, bicycling, and walking to work or school.

Win IKEA products and gift cards through a new trivia and bingo series this summer.

Cerrito Entertainment is teaming up with IKEA Memphis to host trivia nights on select Wednesdays this summer and adult bingo nights on select Mondays. Both are free to play! 

For free family fun, hit the trivia nights. Bingo Nights will be 21+. 

Schools out for summer... but your job isn't. These Memphis summer camps are guaranteed to keep your kids entertained, engaged, and hopefully tire them out in time for dinner.

Have a summer camp you'd like to add to this list? Email us at [email protected]

Here's a list, ordered chronologically, of summer camp opportunities. Some of the summer camps repeat later in the summer too.

Southern comfort and luxury is the first impression you'll get visiting Fig and Fern Home.