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Crosstown Concourse
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About Crosstown Concourse
Crosstown Concourse is a mixed use development in the heart of the Crosstown neighborhood, so named for the intersecting trolley tracks at Cleveland and Poplar that connected Memphis commuters to the neighborhood in 1927. Today, it houses over 10 restaurants and bars, 2 music venues, a sprawling contemporary arts center, health and wellness facilities, a pool, offices for over 14 local non-profit organizations, and so much more!
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Operations & Supply
Crosstown Concourse has added a new bus to its fleet.
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Capital & Finance
Crosstown Concourse is investing significantly in improving public transportation in Memphis.
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Capital & Finance
Crosstown Concourse is part of a $48 million federal, state, and city investment in reliable transportation for Memphis residents, with MATA adding 12 new buses to its fleet.
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Presence & Recognition
Crosstown Concourse announced that the Crosstown Arts Summer Galleries exhibitions featuring Barbara Penn, George Edward Walker, Grammy-nominated Romain Collin, and filmmaker Matthew Palmer were scheduled last weekend.
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Presence & Recognition
Crosstown Concourse announced that Satellite Music Hall made its debut in Memphis with a community preview night benefiting Stax Music Academy and music education for Memphis students.
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Operations & Supply
Crosstown Concourse was built by Memphis.
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