It's raining, it's too hot to be outside, or you're just feeling blah and can't come up with anything to do when the weather is under the weather.
For whatever reason you have here's a list of things to do in Memphis on a rainy day.
Everbloom Design is picture-perfect flower, plant, and gift shop on Broad Avenue in Memphis.
One of the coolest things about Memphis’ creative community is that we are all 1 - 3 degrees separated from each other, so over the years we are bound to connect at some point at an event or through a mutual friend.
I first met Kristin Wolter-Canfield back in 2014 when she held a DIY floral design workshop that I covered on her blog. It was a pop-up event at Propcellar, so to see her bloom into her own space in the Broad Avenue Art District has been a delight.
Overton Square’s new hotel, The Memphian, has been teasing their shiny new Memphis rooftop bar and lounge to the Instagram faithful for a while now—but they’re officially open to the general public.
Ready to take your fitness routine outdoors?
Whether you're near the riverfront, in the heart of Midtown, or anywhere in between, Memphis has a variety of outdoor workout and yoga classes to fit your style. From free sessions to those with a small fee, there’s something for everyone! Grab your mat, lace up your sneakers, and find the perfect spot to sweat it out in Memphis! Keep reading for a list of the best outdoor classes by location.
The first-ever Memphis Dining Week is August 17 - 22, 2021, and every time you eat out that week you'll also help feed your fellow Memphians.
Check out the menus on the website, and then make your reservations! Be sure to ask for 'Memphis Dining Week' when you make the reservation.
Memphis meats Mexico (see what I did there?)
Memphis's newest food truck, ¡Mexico In Memphis! opened today for lunch and parked at Baptist Corporate HQ. I'd stalked them on Instagram, so when I saw that the husband-and-wife team were ready to serve the public, I made a beeline for East Memphis.
For all the Mid-South Galaga Grandmas and frame data dorks alike—Nerd Alert is your new home.
Tyler and Melissa Oswald are the owners and operators of Nerd Alert, an entertainment and retail space in Cooper Young that wears its ‘80s and ‘90s nerd culture nostalgia on its face, literally. As soon as you walk in, it’s immediately recognizable as a labor of love and as a commitment to authenticity.
Keep reading for my Q&A with the owners and more information about the games and story behind the shop.
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.
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.
Ed. Note: Here's a guest blog from historic preservationist Kelsey Lamkin, who took a day trip on the Rosemark-Kerrville Heritage Loop.
Like most of you, I stuck close to home this past year. I’ve walked every street and explored every alley in my neighborhood, wearing down the sidewalks along with my neighbors hoping to flatten the curve. And now that more people are vaccinated, myself included, I am more than ready to expand my travel radius and venture a little farther from home!
