Last fall, Crosstown Concourse welcomed the first class of 150 students to Crosstown High, a public charter school located inside the building. This project-based learning environment allows students to work directly with Concourse tenants on real life projects. Concourse is partnering with Crosstown High to bring you this column by ninth grader, Thomas Edwards.
New pool, gymnasium, and community garden set to open at Crosstown Concourse in the spring.
Crosstown Arts Shared Art Making offers public access to art-making equipment.
Immigrants and refugees showcase the flavors of their home countries at Global Café.
Crosstown Arts opens multi-use theater venue.
Though the two operate as separate nonprofit organizations, Church Health and the Church Health YMCA (one of the many branches of the YMCA of Memphis & The Mid-South) have a unique partnership.
French Truck Coffee sends one of its own on a coffee origin trip.
Elemento will feature authentic Neapolitan-style pizza created from an age-old family recipe.
Former television news reporter finds calling sharing positive stories.
Meet 15 female business owners who are shaping the future of Crosstown.
Pinball Machines add an element of surprise in unexpected locations around Crosstown Concourse.
Crosstown Brewing Company to open taproom in Winter 2018.
Crosstown Concourse is home to residency programs for artists, scientists, musicians, physicians, and teachers.
Lucy J’s Bakery aims to give back through the sale of fresh-baked cakes, breads, muffins, and more.
About 60 people showed up for the first Crosstown Arts event in October 2010 in the basement of what is now the Crosstown Concourse Development office on North Watkins.
In a large, nondescript warehouse on Jackson Avenue sits salvaged relics from the Sears Crosstown facility.
