This past weekend in Memphis was filled to the brim with events, games, and unique things to do. It would be a shame not to share some of the fun y'all had, so here's your Monday morning photo roundup.
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I love the idea of Throwback Thursday. While I've only really seen the idea on Instagram, I'm reappropriating the concept today for the blog in honor of Memphis' rich music history and Memphis Means Music Month.
Today's Throwback Thursday Memphis singer is John Gary Williams, a Stax recording artist and lead vocalist of the Mad Lads, a 1960s R&B and soul group.
Today in Memphis, getting from your parking spot to Overton Square will no longer feel like trekking the Oregon Trail, Midnight Madness will be on national television, and the results from Saturday's Battledish are in.
All that (and more) is in today's Memphis news update.
A few weeks back, I visited Tamp & Tap to look around and sample their coffee. I've been back a few times since then and tried the food, which is mostly salads and sandwiches and a couple of breakfast offerings.
July 25 is National Wine and Cheese Day!
If you want to celebrate this esteemed holiday, if you’re looking for a cute wine bar for a date night, if you’re looking to get wine and cheese with a group of friends—this list of places to get wine and cheese in Memphis is what you need.
All hours and menus are subject to change! Seriously! Call ahead. If you have a place to add, drop us a comment.
709 S. Mendenhall Rd.
Today in Memphis news, Baltimoreans have good reasons to visit us, East Memphis has a sci-fi themed pizza place, and the newspaper is pink.
All that (and more) is in today's Memphis news update.
Disclosures
This blog's content is created and maintained by Jalyn Souchek, who is employed full-time by Memphis Tourism. All opinions are those of the author.
Information posted here is accurate at the time it is written. If you notice any mistakes, please contact Jalyn here.
At The Art of Science exhibition downtown, 27 Memphis artists and 27 scientists from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital prove that art and science can come together for a good cause.
