The Mighty Olive is a gourmet olive oil and vinegar shop that opened in East Memphis this week. The store offers over 40 different varieties of oil and vinegar, from blood orange extra virgin olive oil to serrano honey vinegar. I stopped in to check it out.

The Mid-South chapter of the Red Cross is hosting an after party following their annual Red Boa Ball fundraiser this Saturday. DJs from Paula and Raiford's Disco, food from Local Gastropub, and an extreme amount of dancing are on the agenda for Just Red: The After Party. I have two tickets to give away.

Overton Park has its trails and bike paths. The Shelby Farms Greenline is super popular with cyclists, runners, and walkers. The Broad Avenue area is hoppin'. It's only natural to link up these Memphis locations. Thus, the Hampline.

Forty local artists will come together this Thursday night at the Clark Opera Center to offer their work for sale at the 12th Annual Art for Hope. The event benefits the Hope House, and you can win two tickets by commenting on this post.

If you’ve ever wandered through 17 acres of manicured gardens on a crisp Memphis morning, paused in front of a French Impressionist masterpiece, or toasted to a summer night at Art on the Rocks then you already know what the Dixon means to this city. This year, Dixon Gallery and Gardens turns 50, and Memphis is celebrating in a big way.

Founded in 1976 by Hugo and Margaret Dixon, the museum has grown from a private estate into one of Memphis’ most beloved cultural landmarks and its the largest free art museum.

Updated April 2017 There are few things more summery, nostalgic and wholesome than parking your car at a drive-in movie theater on a warm July night. Luckily, you can do that in Memphis. Assignment #282 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to see a movie at the Summer Drive-In.

I've been writing about food long enough to know that what I'm about to do isn't the best way to start a restaurant review, but in this case, it's the most honest way: I (mostly) have no idea what I ate at the VGM Market this afternoon, but I loved every single bit of it.

The VGM Market is a small Filipino grocery store with a restaurant and ice cream shop inside. As far as I can tell, it's Memphis' only Filipino food outlet.

If you haven't gotten your mom anything for Mother's Day yet, here's a solid suggestion: call September Nail Salon and book an appointment for her.

Owner Jennifer Purnell has turned a generic Germantown storefront into a chic, inviting nail salon. The space is sleek and sunny, and it's the sort of place that you won't mind hanging out in while your nails dry.