Kill Your Phone: Rediscover Your Creative Self
by Zack Orsborn Let me be real: I am struggling to stay off my phone and social media. I need
Zack Orsborn
June 1, 2026
arts and entertainment
Opening the River: Memphis Art Museum Redefines Connection
by Tricia Dewey In six months, the footprint along Riverside Drive in Downtown Memphis will see a major transformation. Memphis
Tricia Dewey
May 11, 2026
How to Build a Creative Community Based on Your Passions: A Practical Guide
by Zack Orsborn Let’s say you’re a DJ. You’ve found the absolute sickest track to sample in your latest post-post-punk-bounce
Zack Orsborn
April 4, 2026
Pretty Little Room: A Historic Memphis Love Story Finds Its Voice
By Ray Rico Opera often asks us to suspend disbelief and feel something true. With Pretty Little Room, Opera Memphis
Ray Rico
March 9, 2026
Stay Golden: The Outsiders Brings Grit, Heart, and Power to Memphis
Special to Focus The Outsiders arrives at the Orpheum Theatre with a force that feels both familiar and newly alive.
Focus Mid-South
January 21, 2026
Writing Without Boundaries: The Surreal Worlds of Keegon Schuett
by Cary Vaughn Keegon Schuett, a gender non-conforming playwright from Memphis, Tennessee, has been crafting original works since the early
Cary Vaughn
September 30, 2025
Mystic Moons – July+August Readings
by Luna Starr, your Queer Cosmic Guide Hey there, star seekers! Luna Starr here, ready to bring you your bi-monthly
Luna Starr
July 9, 2025
Art for All: Bringing Memphis’ Vibrant Arts Scene to Every Corner of Shelby County
by Tricia Dewey For a city of its size, Memphis has an amazingly large and thriving arts community. It is
Tricia Dewey
June 3, 2025
Deep Inside Hollywood — “Boys In The Band,” “The Flight Attendant,” “Sylvie’s Love” and More
“Boys In The Band” star Robin de Jesús goes “Boom;” Kaley Cuoco takes off in “The Flight Attendant;” Tessa Thompson
Ray Rico
November 19, 2020
TPAC to present virtual concert series “Live from The West Side: Women of Broadway”
The nonprofit Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) joins a select group of arts organizations in presenting a three-part virtual concert
Ray Rico
September 29, 2020
“Because Hate is the Scariest Thing of All”
Fall brings thoughts of pumpkin spice, warm fleece and bonfires. It also means Halloween, Trick-or-Treating and Haunted Houses! While some
Lauren Means
September 22, 2020
TPAC Announces Free Virtual Salon Series to Explore Nashville’s Arts & Culture Community
Following a short series of virtual events to stay connected with patrons earlier this summer, the nonprofit Tennessee Performing Arts
Ray Rico
August 14, 2020
