New Ballet Ensemble & School (NBE)’s annual FreeFall will take place September 11 through 13 at Hattiloo Theatre. The performances showcase eclectic dance pieces, collaboratively performed by students and the […]
Among the BBQ lovers and Elvis devotees walking around the city, another kind of ardent fan can be found in the Bluff City. Memphis is home to a thriving geek community, and this passionate fandom (a "fan kingdom") support a variety of niche local businesses and annual events.
As Indie Memphis prepares to welcome 10,000 people to its 18th annual film festival, the organization is rolling out some new ideas along with a new interim director, Ryan Watt. The festival, a local favorite for nearly two decades, continues to grow to include new voices, new media and new audiences.
Memphis’ LGBT community has some new resources aimed at building connections and awareness, sharing stories and providing tailored community news. On the heels of a national victory for LGBT rights, the local movement is still pushing forward, looking to be increasingly active, united and inclusive.
With buzz about new investments in emerging midtown neighborhoods like Broad Avenue, Crosstown and Overton Square, the heyday of historically hip Cooper Young may seem to be over. But with new businesses still opening and demand for real estate climbing, the landmark corner is still the go-to intersection for culture, cuisine and character.
There were two rival labels – and two cities – that defined soul music in the public consciousness. And fans still debate their preferences between the polished Motown soul of Detroit and the gritty Stax soul from Memphis.
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