by Tricia Dewey For a city of its size, Memphis has an amazingly large and thriving arts community. It is an artistically, historically, culturally, and musically rich city, with individual
TEP’s Purpose Interviews by Tricia Dewey In the heart of Tennessee, where legislative battles often shape the landscape for marginalized communities, the Tennessee Equality Project (TEP) stands as a formidable
A Memphis Sanctuary for the Unhoused by Tricia Dewey On any given morning, a crowd of unhoused Memphians gathers at the Hospitality Hub on Washington Avenue in Downtown Memphis. During
Our interview with American Teenager author, Nico Lang by Tricia Dewey I caught up with Nico Lang by phone while they were on their first stop of a 19-city book
All about the state of the arts within Memphis’ own Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education This story was featured in our print and digital September/October issue. In a modern
Victory Bicycle Studio and the growing bike communities in Memphis and the Midsouth.
‘My True Colors’ author Cassie Brooks is using her story to inspire others.
Opera Memphis delves into La Calisto, a brief history of opera, and what it means to be a theater nerd.
Photographer Tommy Kha’s book ‘Half, Full, Quarter’ tells his story of art and truth.
Musician Hope Clayburn’s band Soul Scrimmage brings energetic soul funk rock to Memphis.
Kayaks, first built by the Inuit from sealskin and used for hunting, have been around for approximately 4,000 years. Most kayaks are now made from plastic, but the basic shape
Big River Crossing, the scenic pedestrian bridge adjacent to the Harahan Bridge, opened to much excitement in 2016, providing an almost one-mile span for walkers across the Mississippi, with novel
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