Friday, November 2, 2012
Everything Else First Glimpse of Beale Street Landing
Posted by Hannah Sayle on Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 2:38 PM
Last night the newly constructed Beale Street Landing was host to its first public event — a fund-raiser for Monogram Foods and the Monogram Loves Kids Foundation.
Our own John Branston has been covering the development of the Beale Street Landing facility from fledgling idea to fruition. But only last night did we finally get a chance to see what this enormous undertaking has brought to the Mighty Mississippi riverfront. Check out our slideshow and read more about Beale Street Landing in the list of related stories below.
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