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Memphis, Tennessee
Cooper-Young street-food bar with a Monday drag show.
Karen Carrier’s Cooper-Young bar runs a global street-food menu that rotates roughly every five weeks — it opened on Mexico City-style tacos and has kept moving since. Live music happens most nights across a wide spread of genres. Mondays are the drag show, hosted by Mary Gagz at around 9:30pm, with a $5 cover that is waived if you work in service. The room is eclectic in the literal sense, with a vintage photo booth and an interior assembled from international odds and ends.
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