Live music is all the way back, y’all!
Memphis Tourism announced a new series of concerts happening on Thursdays (plus one Saturday) this summer at the newly renovated Handy Park stage on Beale Street—GET LOUD! concert series is FREE and open to the public.
Looking for a downtown Memphis rooftop bar? You're in the right place.
The Hyatt Centric hotel at Beale and Front in downtown Memphis opened in spring 2021, and it's become a hotspot for dining and rooftop hangs for locals as well as visitors. Enjoy the ground floor restaurant and bar, CIMAS, (there's a patio) and downtown Memphis rooftop bar, Beck & Call!
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.
Today’s interview is with Marco Pavé, Memphis musician.
The best way to learn about local non-profits.
This Friday, April 23rd you can make a difference from a distance through Volunteer Odyssey's Virtual Volunteer Day.
The first thing to know is this:
The Hi Tone has a new hot sauce, a special garlic habanero recipe. You can purchase your bottle at the bar, and all proceeds benefit the legendary music venue’s pandemic recovery.
The next thing to know is this: the Hi Tone is open every day, from 5 p.m. to midnight at 282-284 N. Cleveland. You enter through the back, just go up the stairs.
While they’re building back up to a busy concert schedule, they have:
Nothing could ever fill the Frank’s void, but I’m open to letting someone try.
Downtown Memphis has a new sandwich shop that opens today. Backlot Sandwich Shop will be open every day 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. and serve breakfast sandwiches, plus lunch and dinner.
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: I wanted to update this music feature with info on JD's new single and recommend that y'all follow them on TikTok for fun music clips and to stay updated on all their new music and performances.
Wesley goes in-depth with Memphis's first black-owned brewery founder, Kelvin Kolheim.
Beale Street Brewing Co. is one of the newer craft breweries providing good time beverages to the thirsty people of Shelby County, and they’re doing it in an extraordinary way.
There's a lot of good news in Memphis! Here are this week's highlights.
If you need a soundtrack while you read this quick roundup of positive and happy stories from around Memphis—check out our theme song, “Ain’t It Good?!”, by Eddie Floyd and Mavis Staples.
It's April 1st and the weekend starts tomorrow!
It's the first day of April, so you know what that means—a bonus 5 things to do in Memphis this weekend! I hope you get out and really show your city how much you love it! We have so much to offer beyond the basics. Just take a look:
