The sister facility of the new and improved University Center, the Michael D. Rose Theatre seats 940 people and hosts a variety of events throughout the scholastic year. 続きを読む
A great dessert place for date night! Try the red velvet cheesecake. Simply delicious.
Founded in 1926, the premier jazz venue booked many of the leading jazz musicians of the 1960’s including Bill Evans, Miles Davis, Shirley Horn, John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy & Bobby Timmons.
The Oasis is an 18+ private club, so you'll have to purchase a one-year membership for $6 before you can smoke a hookah. 続きを読む
See Memphis' professional resident theater company in action. They've got plays year-round. 続きを読む
Visit the old Cotton Exchange Floor and learn about its history in Memphis
After the show, walk across the street to Casino El Camino and order a burger from the window inside. You may be waiting a while, but it’s the best burger in Austin. – Robert F.
Have drinks at the roof bar from 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. nightly. It's got a great view of the river.
Try the walnut shrimp — the sweet and savory dish has been a mainstay on the menu since Asian Palace opened its original location in Eastgate in 1988. 続きを読む
Two for one flat breads during happy hour. I really like the roasted chicken with bacon.
Pick up an awesome Memphis-themed t-shirt from Lansky 126. Locals can wear them with pride. 続きを読む
The staff here is really friendly. If you hear the train go by, you can get a discount on shots.
Mercury Tech Coffee: Monday mornings a group gets together between 8am and 9am to discussion technology, start-ups, and innovation.
Grab lunch and go to one of the Cotton Museum's brown bag talks on local history.
Go to Shelby Farms Park and check out the thousands of LED lights at Starry Nights. It's kind of like reliving childhood.
There are some cute, reasonably priced basics and housewares among the hipster clothes. 続きを読む
