Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Memphis is the epicenter of a thriving vintage, thrift, and resale market.
MEMernet: Decorum, Commandments, Stomping Grounds
Allan Wade put on blast, ribs, mane, and more, and a new great place for families opens at the old Railgarten spot.
Food Assistance Need Rises Across the Mid-South
“If anything, unfortunately, I think this is going to change for the worse.”
Metal Museum’s Grand Opening
Crowds turned out at Overton Park to see the new home of the Metal Museum.
New I-55 Bridge Plan Spares More of Crump Park
Revised design reduces the parkland needed for the nearly $1 billion bridge but scales back some planned improvements.
News
Hunger Strike at Mason ICE Facility Continues, Protest Planned
Groups claim “deplorable conditions” physical abuse to force detainees to sign papers.
Fall Fairs & Festivals 2026
From fried fair food to live music, here’s where to fall into fun.
Council Hears Data Center Guideline Proposals as Moratorium Passes Second Reading
“You can’t continue a moratorium indefinitely.”
Tennessee’s UFO Experts Want to Talk
Meet the new group bringing scientists, therapists, and other experts into the increasingly mainstream conversation about UAPs.
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Memphis Flyer Podcast Sept. 3 2026: Cooper-Young Festival Time
Our interview with CYBA Exec. Dir. Tamara Cook
Memphis Flyer Podcast Aug. 27 2026: Talkin’ Tiger Football
Will a new coach and new stadium lead to glory?
Memphis Flyer Podcast Aug. 20 2026: Jeopardy! Champion and Quark Theatre Founder Adam Remsen
Murder For Two runs through the end of the month at Theaterworks.
Memphis Flyer Presents The Fly-By Sessions: Nubia Yasin
The Unapologetic artist, accompanied by Aaron James, performs two songs from her new album.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Aug. 13, 2026: 901 Comics’ Shannon Merritt
In a “sequel” to her cover story this week, Gracie Driver speaks with Shannon Merritt about building a business based on community.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Aug. 7, 2026: Downtown Memphis Commission CEO Chandell Ryan
Living, working, and playing in Downtown Memphis.
