A Glimpse of Memphis, Tennessee

A slab of charcoal ribs and sides at Rendezvous.

Order another round at Rendezvous.

The James Lee House’s Victorian facade.

The James Lee House parlor.

Soul Burgers on the grill at Earnestine and Hazel’s.

The fully loaded jukebox at Earnestine and Hazel’s.

A celebratory night at Earnestine and Hazel’s.

Guests anticipate the Peabody Hotel’s time-honored duck parade.

Deborah Swiney performs at Mollie Fontaine Lounge.

The Fashionable cocktail at Mollie Fontaine Lounge.

One of the Memphis Queen fleet in port.

Tops Bar-B-Q.

When it comes to their biscuits, Bryant’s Breakfast in Memphis is king.

Shopping at Shangri-La.

Kellan Bartosch, one of the owners of Wiseacre Brewing.

A peak into the kitchen at Lafayette’s Music Room.

Earnestine & Hazel’s comfortable, well-worn interiors.

A patron at Paula & Raiford’s Disco keeps time on the always-packed dance floor.

Memphis carriage dogs.

Memphis native and longtime guitar player Lamar Sorrento.

The family behind Payne’s Bar-B-Q.

Sauce at Payne’s Bar-B-Q simmers on the stovetop.

Ekundayo Bandele, founder of the Hattiloo Theatre in Memphis.