Yesterday I posted an Action News 5 article that said an arrest had been made in the Downtown Creeper case, but a South Main resident commented that it is not the same man as the one who has been lurking in that neighborhood. Their creeper is said to be a white male in his mid to late 40s.<\/p>\n
The extremely popular beginner sushi class<\/a> returns to Memphis Made this Sunday from 2 to 4. This is a hands-on class. You’ll learn how to make the perfect sushi rice. They’ll teach you to make popular sauces, including eel sauce, Bang Bang sauce, and more. You’ll get two rolls to eat, one made by the teachers and the other made by you. You’ll learn where to shop, what to buy, and how to serve raw fish and seafood at home according to health department standards. You’ll get a cheat sheet to take home that is filled with tips, tricks, and recipes. Register for the class here.<\/a><\/p>\n There are plans to redevelop a ravine in The Edge<\/a>, once a rail line, to be a community space and amphitheater.<\/p>\n WALRUS is the featured entertainment tonight at the Peabody rooftop party. $10 to get in, ladies and hotel guests free before 7. Admission includes a buffet of items from the Capriccio Grill menu. Drink specials will be Mystery Margaritas and Firefly cherry zing moonshine.<\/p>\n Side Street Steppers will perform tonight at Tacos & Tunes on the patio at Felicia Suzanne Restaurant. $2 tacos, $5 drinks.<\/p>\n Ghost River at Main and Crump will have a first-time food truck tonight parked outside their taproom: Lynnie’s Links and Drinks. Geeks who Drink trivia at 7 tonight.<\/p>\n It’s the final weekend for RiverPlay<\/a>, the pop-up park on Riverside. You have until Sunday to come out and play.<\/p>\n DeNeuville Learning Center is hosting Brains, Brews & BBQ at their center at 190 S. Cooper Saturday, August 19 from 6 to 9 PM. This will be a trivia night (max 6 people per team) and participants get BBQ and beer from local home brewers and Memphis Made as well. Buy tickets here ($30 per person).<\/a> DeNeuville is a non-profit learning center providing education and support to women with limited financial resources.<\/p>\n the most normal thing in 2017 so far pic.twitter.com\/X05h6nQFrG<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) August 3, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n