15 Inspiring Places in the U.S. to Learn About Black History
"A neighborhood in Memphis known for its early jazz, blues, and R&B music, frequented by famous musicians." - Jess McHugh
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Wander the storied blues corridor for free and hear music spill into the street. Memphis Travel notes most visits are free; a modest security fee applies only on select nights.
Gotta love the whole Beale Street vib. Good food... great music
Grant W.
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Such a cool spot. It’s really poppin on weekends. And they have full security which is nice.
Bill R.
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Good food, great music! Check out BB King's place.
lovely M.
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Absolutely brilliant little street with cool shops & bars with loud music.
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Dorene J.
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It was okay, nothing exciting, but was also there on a Thursday night so I'm sure that makes a difference.
I do recommend going and experiencing it though! Plenty of places to pop in have a drink or something to eat as well.
Jessica V
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It is an experience you can skip. We went early and there were already drunk people, homeless outside the bars either sleeping or vomiting or acting mental. Also it smell like pee often. Felt unsafe for women alone, and there were always police.
I can say I did it, but never going back.
Roxanne F.
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Enjoyed walking down Beale Street ,kinda like our Bourbon Street but smaller and cleaner .
Brent G.
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Ok for a Tuesday night. Places to see some history but mostly just shopping and bars.