There’s never a dull moment at Crosstown Concourse! From new restaurants at Crosstown to vibrant celebrations like Crafts and Drafts, Crosstown is a hive of activity with something for everyone.
Crosstown and our incredible community of businesses and organizations have been making waves in both local and national news. Check out our quarterly roundup to see what’s being said.
Memphis Business Journal: Upscale Asian Restaurant Coming to Crosstown Concourse
A new upscale Vietnamese restaurant is slated to open in the former Wolf River Brisket location at Crosstown Concourse. Owned by the Tong family—well-known for their businesses Viet Hoa Market, Gloss Nail Bar, Mochi & Mi, and Rio Grande—the eatery is set to elevate the Concourse dining scene. Read more here.
Commercial Appeal: Memphis Restaurants for Meals Under $15
Crosstown Concourse shines as a foodie haven with an eclectic mix of affordable, high-quality dining options. Among those featured are Global Café, Vibe Foods, French Truck Coffee, Farm Burger, and Mad Grocer—each offering delicious meals under $15. Whether you’re in the mood for global flavors, healthy superfoods, or indulgent comfort eats, Crosstown has something for everyone. Explore the feature here.
Commercial Appeal: Memphis-Based Company to Relocate Headquarters from Oak Court Mall to Crosstown Concourse
Monogram Foods, a Memphis staple, announced plans to move its headquarters to Crosstown Concourse. The relocation is set for spring 2025, underscoring Concourse’s appeal as a business hub. Details here.
Local 24 News: Crosstown Concourse Hosts 10th Annual Crafts and Drafts Festival
The 10th anniversary of Crafts and Drafts brought together artists, makers, and the community for a day of creativity and connection in the Concourse’s vibrant atmosphere. Watch the coverage here.
Memphis Flyer: “WE SAW YOU” at Crafts & Drafts
Crosstown Concourse was the setting for Michael Donahue’s latest installment of the Memphis Flyer’s famous “WE SAW YOU” series, capturing the vibrant energy of this year’s Crafts & Drafts Holiday Market. With 85 curated artists, makers, and crafters, the event was a celebration of creativity and community. Read the full story here.
Commercial Appeal: Does Memphis Have Any ‘Third Places’?
Crosstown Concourse is highlighted as one of the city’s best “third places,” offering a dynamic environment for work, leisure, and community connection. Check it out here.
The Daily Memphian: Memphis Workforce Development Center Set for Relocation to Crosstown Concourse
The Greater Memphis American Job Center is relocating from its Midtown location to the sixth floor of Crosstown Concourse, aiming to enhance accessibility and services for job seekers in the area. Read more here.
WREG 3: Church Health – Serving the Underserved in Memphis Since 1987
Highlighting over three decades of impactful service, this feature explores Church Health’s dedication to providing accessible healthcare to underserved populations in Memphis. Watch the story here.
Daily Memphian: Church Health ‘Gap Year’ Helps Scholars Become Doctors
Church Health’s unique gap year program supports aspiring doctors, bridging the gap between education and real-world medical experience while fostering a commitment to community health. Read the article here.
Memphis Magazine: Music of the Ages (and Ages to Come)
This feature celebrates Memphis’s vibrant classical music scene, with Crosstown Arts playing a key role in pushing innovation and expanding the reach of classical music. Read the article here.
StyleBlueprint: The Jazz Lover’s Guide to Memphis
The Green Room at Crosstown Arts is highlighted as a must-visit venue for jazz enthusiasts. From classic to contemporary performances, its “Modern Masters Jazz Series” attracts top-tier talent and creates an intimate experience for music lovers. Explore the guide here.
Memphis Business Journal: Grind City Coffee Xpo Returns for Fifth Year at Crosstown Arts
Coffee lovers rejoice! Crosstown Arts hosts the annual Grind City Coffee Xpo, bringing together roasters, brewers, and enthusiasts to celebrate all things coffee. Details here.
Daily Memphian: Marion’s Bailey Bigger Comes Into Her Own on New Album
Grammy-winning engineer Matt Ross-Spang’s Southern Grooves studio served as the creative haven for Bailey Bigger’s latest album. Recording sessions in 2023 and 2024 at Southern Grooves, along with a Midtown residence, brought the album’s tracks to life, capturing a spontaneous and pressure-free creative process. Read the full story here.
Memphis Magazine: The Memphis Listening Lab
The Memphis Listening Lab is praised for its vast and eclectic collection of audio resources. While items can’t be checked out, the Lab offers an unparalleled listening experience that more than compensates with its expansiveness. Read the feature here.
Memphis Business Journal: Women-Owned Passport for Memphis-Area Returns for Second Year
Mili’s Flowers and Gifts is part of the second year of the Women-Owned Passport for Memphis, a campaign highlighting local women-owned businesses and offering exclusive deals to those who participate. Read more here.
Daily Memphian – The Sidebar: How Music Can Protect the Aquifer
Eric Barnes discusses the innovative ways Memphis artists and musicians are using their platforms to raise awareness and support for Protect Our Aquifer, blending arts and activism to safeguard this vital resource. Listen to the episode here.
NBA.com: Memphis Grizzlies Announce Events for Annual ‘Grizz Goes Back to School’ Campaign
As part of their ‘Grizz Goes Back to School’ campaign, the Memphis Grizzlies partnered with Teach for America for the annual Grind & Grub Dinner at Crosstown Concourse. The event celebrated teachers returning to Memphis, featuring refreshments, special Grizzlies swag, and a warm welcome for educators. Read more here.
Billboard: The Black Keys & Two Memphis Rap Pioneers Added to 2024 Raised By Sound Fest
WYXR’s Raised By Sound Fest continues to make waves, with the announcement of Lil’ Noid and Tommy Wright III joining the festival lineup alongside The Black Keys, adding depth to the celebration of Memphis’s musical heritage. Read more here.
Daily Memphian – The Sidebar: WYXR Leaders Discuss Anniversary & Next Raised By Sound Fest
WYXR leaders share insights into the station’s growth, reflect on its anniversary, and preview what’s to come for the third annual Raised By Sound Fest in 2024. Listen to the episode here.
Music + Art
Food + Drinks
Wellness + Care
LIVE + STAY
EVENTS
Our History
