Atomic Rose has announced that they’re going to start doing a service industry night on Thursdays from 8 to 3. Industry specials that night will include 2 for 1 beers (domestic & import), $4 well drinks, and 20% off appetizers.<\/p>\n
For those of you who are fans of the New Wing Order food truck, you have a rare opportunity to catch it Downtown on Saturday. They’ll be at Grind City Brewing from noon to 5.<\/p>\n
The fractured beam was removed<\/a> from the I-40 bridge yesterday and TDOT reports that significant progress has been made.<\/p>\n Not a Downtown thing but nevertheless worth a mention: TJ Mulligan’s Midtown opens tomorrow. For the first day on Wednesday, they will open the doors at 3 PM, with regular hours (11 AM to 3 AM) after that.<\/p>\n ODDS Atelier is throwing an “I survived Trolley Night!” party<\/a> on Friday, June 25 from 7:30 PM to midnight. Live music, DJ, free food, free cocktails. Admission is free but they ask that you RSVP to guarantee your spot at the party.<\/p>\n Imani Soap Company<\/a> is opening at 65 Monroe this Saturday, June 26. The business is part of the Open on Main initiative and will have a storefront for 6 months.<\/p>\n Today is National Onion Rings Day<\/a>. My #1 recommendation to celebrate would be Majestic Grille’s tempura fried onion rings, but they’re closed Mondays and Tuesdays.<\/p>\n There’s going to be a Caribbean foam rave<\/a> at Carolina Watershed Sunday, July 11. Swimwear is appropriate attire, there will be hookah and bottle service available as well as Jamaican food.<\/p>\n Action News 5 has a list of where to watch July 4 fireworks in the Memphis metro<\/a>. There will be fireworks shot off Mud Island Sunday, July 4. That celebration will also include a Stax vs. Motown dance party, and live music by Nick Black Band and Lucky 7 Brass Band. There will be fireworks at AutoZone Park following the end of the Redbirds games on July 2, 3, and 4.<\/p>\n DJ Superbrad hosts a ’90s Party<\/a> at Blind Bear this Saturday.<\/p>\n Don Bryant<\/a> plays a free show at Wiseacre Downtown Friday at 7.<\/p>\n I awoke to the sweet, sweet sound of my air conditioner cycling off for the first time in more than a week. I don’t know what we did to deserve these cool, crisp temperatures, but I’ll take it. The MemphisWeather.net forecast<\/a> has us at a high of 80 and a low of 59 today. That’s a normal high and low for October 1.<\/p>\n That’s it! Back tomorrow with more.<\/p>\n