Exploring and discovering the culture that shapes us through arts+entertainment, law+ethics, and news that affects the community throughout the Mid-South.
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
Nashville-based LGBT artist Kenna has released her latest EP titled In The Grey. The album has a recurring theme of
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
interview by Joan Allison | photo courtesy of Laurence Albert OK, so here’s an awkward first question: are you gay?
Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 16, 2018 – Opera Memphis celebrates the holiday season with a new interactive operatic experience, A Victorian Holiday with
New York, NY (November 27, 2018) – Everyone’s family structure is different. The world needs all kinds of people and all
Crosstown Arts Invites Public to See All Spaces, Programs in Action November 30th Open House to showcase new Crosstown Arts
