Cooper-Young neighborhood celebrates first Fall Crawl

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis showed up in a big way Saturday for the inaugural Cooper-Young Fall Crawl.

This free event brought live music, local shopping, and apple cider tastings to the historic district.

More than 25 bands performed across the neighborhood, while visitors explored local businesses and filled out scavenger hunt passports for a chance to win a grand prize.

Action News 5 spoke with one person who showed up and told us what made today so special.

“I don’t think a lot of people venture out here normally. So, yeah, it’s good cause it’s a lot of small independent businesses here. So, between Porchfest and Cooper Young Fest and things that go on throughout every season here, more people should be coming here,” said Miz Stephanie, an attendee.

From live music to local finds, the Fall Crawl gave Memphians a chance to celebrate the businesses and people that make Cooper-Young special.

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