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by Zack Orsborn
Let me be real: I am struggling to stay off my phone and social media. I need to get off my phone. We all need to kill our phones.
It might be my mental illness, but I absolutely should not let the transference of pixels upset me like this. Reality surrounds me at all times. I have to constantly remind myself to stop caring about digita...
by Erin Swinney
Pride Month is a time to celebrate identity, visibility, and the strength of our community. It is also a time to recognize the impact of LGBTQ+ and allied businesses that help shape the Mid-South’s economic and cultural landscape. The MidSouth LGBT Chamber of Commerce continues to grow as a hub for connection, advocacy, and opportunity, and this ...
by Joey Amato
For this Discovery issue, we take a short drive beyond Memphis to uncover destinations that feel both accessible and unexpected. Each of these cities offers a distinct sense of place, with LGBTQ+ experiences woven naturally into their culture, neighborhoods, and everyday moments. These are trips that can be planned with ease but remembered for much...
by Chris Pepple
Safe spaces allow us to let our guard down and relax. We can take our kids to a playground and only worry about how we will get the dirt out of their clothes after they discover how to explore a natural play space. We can sit by the lake with friends or hike hand in hand with the person we love, enjoying the moment while discovering native wildfl...
by Tricia Dewey
Memphis Art Museum, Front Street.In six months, the footprint along Riverside Drive in Downtown Memphis will see a major transformation. Memphis Art Museum, located at Front and Union, will open with an expanded mission: to connect the Mississippi Riverfront to a light-filled museum and create a space ...