Enjoy cool cocktails, fun music and gorgeous sunsets from one of the city’s best rooftop bars when you party at iconic The Peabody Memphis.

Memphians can get burgers from restaurants all around the city, at a price of $5.99 or less, during Memphis Flyer Burger Week, which runs until Tuesday, July 17. Several renowned burger joints in the Bluff City are participating, including:

Drive through Downtown Memphis on a given morning, and you’re likely to find dozens of homeless locals lined up, hoping to be chosen for the Hospitality Hub’s Work Local program. If selected, they will have the chance to receive $50 and a meal in exchange for five hours of work cleaning up around the city.

Memphis has a thriving faith community, and Al Green has become one of its most popular icons. His Full Gospel Tabernacle Church draws large crowds, regardless of their particular religious faith.

Every Saturday afternoon, beer enthusiasts can hop on the Memphis Brew Bus for a behind-the-scenes look at Memphis’ local craft brewing scene.

Memphis residents can’t wait for the opening of a new REI in Ridgeway Trace Center. And apparently, neither could the company, which recently moved the opening date up from October 2018 to Aug. 24. REI, a member-owned co-op, is now looking for employees at the new location.

There are plenty of things people love to hate about meetings: They’re too long and too frequent; certain people dominate the conversation and other people don’t pay attention; and nothing gets done. Take charge of your next meeting by following these steps:

How many times have you clicked or read an email just to get that unread number to zero? You just wasted a microdecision on opening an email, reading it, and not doing anything with it.

Before vacay this summer, equip your phone with these three great apps:

The early bird gets the worm and may be less depressed, too, according to a recent University of Colorado study. That’s the finding from one of the largest studies exploring the link between sleep-wake preference and mood disorders.

As someone who is currently covered in mosquito bites from hiking in the woods, I am desperate to find the best ways to repel these pests. Here are some of my favorite tried-and-true products.

With today’s hurried pace, it’s important to create time to chill out. Meditation can help return the focus that’s often lacking. You don’t even have to go to a retreat. Check out these apps (even for kids) that can help you keep your mind and body tranquil: