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by Robin Beaudoin JANUARY 26MEMPHIS WOMEN’S MARCH 2019CLAYBORN TEMPLE 10AM294 HERNANDO STREET, MEMPHISThe Memphis Women’s March movement stands for equality
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by Robin Beaudoin JANUARY 26MEMPHIS WOMEN’S MARCH 2019CLAYBORN TEMPLE 10AM294 HERNANDO STREET, MEMPHISThe Memphis Women’s March movement stands for equality

story by Chellie Bowman & Moth Moth Moth | photos by Andrew Stanford | mural by Lexie Perkins The first

An Intimate Evening of Songs and Storytelling Sarah McLachlan Featuring Vanessa Freebairn-Smith ORPHEUM THEATRE Friday, February 22 Tickets on

by Joan Allison | photo courtesy of Barberstock I recently got an opportunity to travel to Palm Springs for the

by Diane Thornton | photo courtesy of Sarah Osborn With a holistic approach, Our Whole Lives (OWL) provides accurate, developmentally

by Kevin Shaw | photos by Kevin Reed Kicking off 2019, is a new play at POTS@TheWorks called Back When

by Robin Beaudoin The current political climate might have one doubting their faith in God, in religion, and in mankind.

Back When Mike Was Kate by Ben Kemper Running January 4 – January 27, 2019 TheatreWorks 2085 Monroe Ave

by Barthaz | photos courtesy of Tawny Armus Tawny Skye Armus is a feminist artist, activist, entrepreneur, and gallery coordinator

by Sarah Rutledge Fischer Dear Allie, I recently took over office management for a small estate planning office in a

by Dana Cooper You’d be hard pressed to turn on the TV or open a newspaper these days without seeing

WHAT: Barrier Free Art, Opera Memphis, The Art Museum of the University of Memphis, and Latino Memphis join talents to