She picked up everything. I didnt have to tell her anything. She was spot on. And super real raw…read moreand uncut. I feel like I was talking to one of my longtime friends. Very clear, funny and powerful. Money well spent. I will most definitely be spending my money with her again. Shes my new life guide and I really appreciated her time. Thank you

Ms. Jazzy is nothing short of amazing!! I have never in my life had someone to be as accurate and…read morespot on as her! If you want the truth without the fluff and general fake readings that everyone is giving these days.. then this is who you need to be contacting. I refuse to let anyone else in my energy since I found her and I'm so grateful that we crossed paths. She has become much more than just a reader or psychic (whatever you choose to say).. She is my mentor, friend, and even mother figure when I need her. She is everything! The best hands down and I love her from my heart! Thank you for your guidance and honesty! Love you!!

I visited Monica in 2009. She knew I was 5 weeks pregnant with the fertility card repeatedly coming…read moreup. Within months, things she saw for me were happening and it was nothing that was in my control to make them happen. She couldn't read someone in my life because he was so indecisive and confused. By November 2009, he left. She advised that I'd be relocating miles away. In 2011, the company I worked for in Memphis announced it was closing and I was transferred to Dallas. I wish I could remember all that she said that day. I will go back if time allows as I think about that visit often.

5/10 cold reader and an 3/10 pyschic, nice enough lady but not as powerful as she may put on. Fun…read moreexperience but not at all worth the price.

Just saw The Mousetrap* there and we were thoroughly entertained. There was plenty of parking, we…read morecould enter easily, and the seating was pretty comfortable. There seem to be no bad seats, but not sure how the acoustics are at the very back. This was an event sponsored by Creative Aging of Memphis. The program didn't include any cast notes nor were there introductions - my only dissappointment. *-This play was the longest -running in the world last time I checked. Classic Agatha Christie - it's got the mystery/entertainment/unwitting clues/red herrings and stunning reveal. If this was a review of the play I'd go on, but....

A welcomed update is that they limit access to the parking lot during shows, and also have a…read moresecurity patrol. This, after a spate of vehicle burglaries. (Now, if they could just convince people to turn off their cellphones during performances.)

I went to this place several years ago. I was told several things. She was so right about…read moreeverything. Funny, she told me I was gonna have a baby living with me. I told her I could not have anymore children. She looked puzzled and said well this baby will always live with you and your gonna love it like your own. The very next year I found out I was pregnant !!! I had a big baby boy ! She told me a lot of other things. I kept her card for over 8 years and just found it in my wallet. Lol. Would like to go see her again.

My first time at the store was really nice they took care of busines really nice and the service…read morewas to die for. Really do like this place so far

Very helpful and knowledgeable of their products Makes own wildlife plot mixes…read more and helpful.

Great museum a lot to look at A very friendly staff…read more All volunteer And it's free A bit out of the way but definitely worth the drive They have plans to move to millington closer to the navy base

We are on Beale Street the very best of the blues here in downtown Memphis!…read more We all need something to show that we were here. They have some great ideas for those memories. How about duck as your favorite iconic figure or character. Angus Young the Duck . Aretha the duck or Elvis! That coffee mug that has Memphis memories each day you sip your coffee from your home city! They have postcards here too! It's a great little store! Lots of great deals! The store is well organized and priced! The staff is friendly but it's a tourist friendly area.

What is wrong with people? How do you let a teenager walkup to the counter and purchase a…read moreharmonica? Don't people realize that people have to be in a car with that kid for hours and they now have a freakin' harmonica? All joking aside, this is a cute little store and everyone in our group found something to take home to remind them of their trip to Memphis.

Reading Kyle's five-star review months ago was the first time I knew about the Center For Southern…read moreFolklore and I was intrigued, but for some reason it was put on the back burner, until I realized the Mayan Apocalypse is approaching. From their website, I found out a girls Jookin' contest would be held at the center one Friday evening and decided to see it for myself, having heard about the style from a dance show (no, it's not Dancing With The Stars). I didn't realize Jookin' was Memphis-born and most dancers are males. Despite starting almost an hour later than scheduled and being slightly disorganized (understandably, as an amateur contest), it was a fun event with a great community feel. As far as my inexperienced eyes could tell, some girls have the potential to "make it" in the Jookin' world. As a first-timer, I found the layout of this place a little confusing. The Jookin' contest was held in the hall, which is at the end of the hallway if you enter from the Belz Museum (another gem!) entrance off Main Street and you will also find a refreshment concession there, but that's not where they sell the peach cobbler raved by a previous reviewer, at least not that evening. The peach cobbler (which unfortunately did not impress me), along with gifts, works of art, a limited selection of food and drinks (including beers), is sold at the store off Main Street two doors down from the Belz entrance. The store is also where they normally host live-music events. As soon as I stepped inside the colorful, funky store, I was sold, so I dragged the hubby there the very next evening for the Deering & Down performance, despite knowing very little about them (yes, we had been living under a rock). As a music venue the store holds about 40 seats -- including a few tables and a few rows of seats -- plus some standing room. It's casual and intimate, setting the stage for an enjoyable evening. But it turned out to be more than enjoyable. It was exhilarating thanks to the knockout performance by the duo (plus special guests) who rocked their hearts out for almost three hours non-stop. Live music doesn't get much better than this! The ticket prices are very very affordable ( a mere $5 for Deering & Down!). The crowd is a mix of locals and out-of-towners. In fact, a business woman from NYC at the table next to ours also went to see the Jookin' contest like I did the night before and was thoroughly impressed. In short, you owe yourself a visit! If the world still stands after tomorrow.

Today was not my first time at the Center for Southern Folklore. I love their music festival…read more It's free and features a ton of local talent. Actually, I saw John Paul Keith & the 145's for the first time there & feel in love with their music, instantly. In addition to the festival, the Center has some unique gifts. They sell everything from t-shirts, postors, local art, local food (Rendezvous spicy popcorn, ugly mug coffee & sometimes - when you're lucky - local honey), and random, quirky souvenirs. I ventured to here for their brown bag lunch & music today. It's a great opportunity to check out someone new (to me). The inside of the store has a funky design; plenty of bright colors. There's a stage with colorful screen doors as a backdrop. It gives the audience a feeling of watching someone strumming the guitar on their front porch. It's just missing the rocking chairs. They sell beer, so you can have a cold one while listening to some down home music. Also, they have cobbler & a couple of southern inspired sundaes, like pecan pie. Yum!