
Protecting All the Colors of the Rainbow: Matthew Hollon & Keshet
story and photo by Melinda Lejman In the last issue of Focus, we learned about Temple Israel synagogue becoming
A fresh look at the LGBT+ Culture and Communities in Memphis and the Mid-South.

story and photo by Melinda Lejman In the last issue of Focus, we learned about Temple Israel synagogue becoming

by Robin Freeman Beaudoin | photo by Chellie Bowman Rick Mula is an Equal Justice Works Fellow (sponsored by the

Priscilla Queen of the Desert Book by Stephan Elliott & Allan Scott Based on the Latent Image/Specific Films Motion Picture

Story and photos by Chellie Bowman This past Saturday in Memphis was stacked with great performances by talented women. The

Crosstown Arts will operate a full-time music department — centered around a performance space in Crosstown Concourse dubbed the

story by Jamilyn Cole | photos by Greg Campbell Focus: I’m thrilled that we’re getting a chance to

(Above) David Merino plays Angel, a drag queen percussionist with AIDS living La Vie Boheme in the RENT 20th Anniversary

story by Robert Griffin, Director of Marketing, Memphis in May | photos courtesy of Memphis in May While the

Contemporary music podcast Sonosphere, in collaboration with Crosstown Arts, is pleased to present “An Evening with Wu Fei,” an interactive performance

This past Saturday Latino Memphis drew crowds of folks to their annual festival at Overton Park. This year they collaborated

by Jamilyn Cole | photo by Joan Allison Since you were the owner of Meristem Bookstore (feminist bookstore and

Story & photo by Robin Beaudoin Standing in front of a charming red-shuttered 832-square-foot new home, flanked by azaleas,