There has never been a better time to enjoy an ice cold beer in Memphis than now.
Ten craft breweries have popped up across the city in the past 14 years. Each creating original and award-winning brews.
The craft beer movement has not only given Memphians better beer drinking options, but these breweries taprooms have also created gathering places that bring Memphians together over a cold one.
With St. Patrick s Day right around the corner, beer is the topic of conversation for many.
Instead of drinking a green beer to celebrate the holiday, consider drinking a Memphis-made brew. We promise you won t regret that decision.
In the meantime, this weekend, Goner will host a pair of live events in Memphis. On Saturday, the Goner-connected River Series concerts continue in Harbor Town. The show, which will take place at the amphitheater at the Maria Montessori School, will be headlined by Americana artists Amy LaVere and Will Sexton. Doors open at 5 p.m. and music starts at 6 p.m. Seated tickets for this event are $50.
At 5 p.m. Sunday, Chicago artist Derek Erdman will present a pop-up exhibition of his work outside the Goner Records store at 2119 Young Ave. Erdman the celebrated prankster and painter who is in the midst of a barnstorming cross-country art tour will sell a dozen of his original pieces, plus copies of his new “all caps” edition of The Great Gatsby and copies of his new zine, Those Fun Nuns.
The 901: Should we drop mask restrictions?; fall virtual school options ; Tigers roster focus Mark Russell, Memphis Commercial Appeal
Good morning Memphis. We re basking in another summer-like day as we get ready for a big Grizzlies-Trail Blazers game tonight that could have playoff implications.
But first, we re talking about mask requirements and when it might be time to lower restrictions.
To mask or not mask, that is the question
Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris said it is possible changes will be made to the county’s COVID-19 regulations, including eliminating the mask mandate, to align them more closely with the state, our Katherine Burgess, Sam Hardiman and Corinne Kennedy report.