Memphis Flyer

Memphis Flyer

The Memphis Flyer is a complimentary weekly alternative newspaper that caters to the broader Memphis, Tennessee community. With a liberal stance, the Flyer focuses on various topics, including local politics, music, entertainment, regional sports, and stories that highlight human interests. As of June 2014, it has a circulation of 42,128 copies.

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  • 7 hours ago | memphisflyer.com | Abigail Morici

    Memphis Pride Fest WeekendVarious locationsThursday-Sunday, June 5-8Memphis is celebrating its 50th Pride this weekend with a whole bunch of events. On Friday at 8 p.m., get ready to dance like it’s 1985 at the Big Gay Dance Party.

  • 2 days ago | memphisflyer.com | Michael Donahue

    With the cool temperatures on Friday, May 30th, attendees at Memphis Italian Festival experienced how it would feel if it was held in fall instead of spring. Marquette Park was jam-packed at the second night of the festival, which began May 29th and ended May 31st.

  • 2 days ago | memphisflyer.com | Alex Greene

    When Memphis Concrète was founded eight years ago, it raised a lot of eyebrows. One sometimes had to explain that its name was a play on the musique concrète genre, founded on the principle that anything can create a meaningful listening experience, from industrial noises to pre-recorded sound effects.

  • 2 days ago | memphisflyer.com | Michael Donahue

    Biftekia fans can shout, “Opa!” The popular meat item sold each year at Memphis Greek Festival will now be available at pop-ups during select times throughout the year. The first pop-up will be 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 28th, at High Point Grocery at 469 High Point Terrace. “Opa” is a Greek word I heard a lot at this year’s festival, which was held May 9th and 10th at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.

  • 2 days ago | memphisflyer.com | Abigail Morici

    Last year, FILAMemphis Inc., which has celebrated and preserved the Filipino heritage in Memphis since 1977, hosted Memphis’ first-ever Philippine Fiesta, and now, it’s ready to bring it back — even bigger than the first. “It is our way of showcasing the richness and diversity of Filipino heritage, not just for Filipinos, but for the entire Memphis and Mid-South community to enjoy,” says Roy Alinsub, FILAMemphis’ president.