Outdoor recreation is treasured here and neighbors can often be found walking, jogging and biking the 1.7-mile V&E Greenline, a community-maintained trail that was built atop a disused railroad line.
"Crosstown Concourse center atrium, looking north" by Paul Sableman is licensed under CC BY 2.0
The V-E Greenline offers a scenic trail for cyclists and pedestrians.
Stretching more than 60 blocks, Vollintine-Evergreen is one of the largest Memphis neighborhoods on the National Register of Historic Places. Home to mostly 1920s and ‘30s-era homes as well as a few apartment buildings, the residential district boasts mature trees and expertly preserved Craftsman bungalows.
On the edge of the district’s southwest corner is Crosstown Concourse, an exciting mixed-use destination that’s just a short stroll away on Concourse Avenue. Here you’ll find The Curb Market, a local grocery store, plus Crosstown Brewing Co., Farm Burger and French Truck Coffee.
Also in Midtown:
We’re growing and expanding all the time, but we still have a small-town feel.
Alex Switzer
Sous Chef Manager
Sherwood Forest
For gardeners, Memphis is a great place. You can grow basically anything—even into the fall and the early winter.
Amanda Green
Instructor
Midtown
