05/14/26
Featured Photo by @visualsbytheartist Memphis has always had artists who do it all. Chris Townsend is one of them. A born-and-raised Memphian, Townsend has spent over a decade building a creative catalog spanning recording, songwriting, composition, and performance. Seven solo projects deep, he has never chased a single lane. On May 21, he’s opening the…
05/06/26
Born and raised in Memphis, Bryan Roberson, known as Yo Breezye, has always been building something. DJ, photographer, curator, practicing filmmaker. He’ll tell you himself he does a little bit of everything. “I think I would consider myself a cultural curator. I do a little bit of everything. DJ, curate events, tell stories through content.…
05/05/26
Originally from Arkansas, Memphis has been home for a while now and DJ Nico has made it her business to make sure the city gets its flowers in the dance music conversation. A classically trained violist, DJ, and curator by title. A cultural connector by nature. Nico plays black nostalgic music woven into dance music,…
04/14/26
In Memphis, storytelling has always been part of the city’s creative DNA. From music to film, it’s how stories are shared, voices are heard, and communities are built. For filmmaker Noah Glenn, that belief led to the creation of something deeply intentional: Like You Film Club. After more than a decade in Memphis’ film community,…
04/02/26
In a city known for shaping the sound of the world, music isn’t just something you hear in Memphis, it’s something you feel, something you live. At The Studio Karaoke, that feeling is turned into an experience. Founded by Memphis native Deidre Ellis, The Studio Karaoke was created with one goal in mind: to bring…
03/27/26
In the heart of South Main, Juiced What You Needed is serving more than fresh juices and health-focused meals. It’s serving intention, community, and a story rooted in Memphis through and through. For co-owner Ti-Pei Fing, the journey starts right here in the city. Raised in Parkway Village and a graduate of Sheffield High School,…
03/26/26
Tucked along the Mississippi River behind the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law is a powerful tribute to the women who helped shape the course of American history. The Equality Trailblazers: Memphis Suffrage Monument honors Shelby County leaders who played a role in the nonviolent fight for women’s right to vote. This…
02/26/26
Memphis has long been a city that shapes culture, music, and community, and few have left a mark quite like Dr. Logan H. Westbrooks. Born and raised here, Dr. Westbrooks has spent more than five decades breaking barriers in the music industry, shaping the careers of Black artists, and opening doors for generations of African…
02/25/26
Black excellence in Memphis has never been accidental. It’s been engineered through vision, discipline, and a commitment to community. For Brent Hooks, that legacy is both inherited and actively built. The native Memphian and regional vice president at Cornerstone Engineering recently became the first professional from Memphis and Tennessee to earn dual recognition on two of the nation’s most…
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