Grab your boots and yonder down to Beale Street for the Kix on Beale free music series.
This summer, Kix on Beale returns with four free shows in Handy Park. All ages are welcome and the shows start each day at 7:30 p.m.
Whet Thursday is a free after-hours event held at the Metal Museum on the last Thursday of each month from May through September.
Overlooking the Mississippi River, the Metal Museum has one of the most underrated outdoor spaces in Memphis. Whet Thursdays, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., is all about immersing yourself in that space and celebrating the art of metalwork.
The Metal Museum is the only museum of its kind in the world, by the way. That’s something to be proud of.
Tennessee Whiskey Week is a part of a month-long showcase on culinary and cocktail communities in the state. Each region of the state celebrated different weeks.
Memphis and West Tennessee will recognize Tennessee Whiskey Week on May 20-25, 2024, with events and discounts.
The 13th DreamFest Weekend will be held at the historic Overton Park Shell on May 17-19, 2024. Admission is free but donations are encouraged.
Founded in 2012, DreamFest is a three-day event all about promoting Memphis music and artist collaboration. The weekend will spotlight a variety of artists with each day having a different theme and lineup of performances.
Discover new music and get to know the amazing people making that music with these I Love Memphis Music Features. Check out all the music features here.
MAY this month be the best yet!
Anyone else can't believe it's already May? But time flies when you're having fun! Continue enjoying the good times with these events happening this month in Memphis.
Happy hour returns to The Grove this summer with live music, food trucks and drink specials with the Happy Friday in The Grove series.
The Germantown Performing Arts Center (GPAC) is bringing back Happy Hour in The Grove on Friday nights and it costs nothing to attend.
Every Friday night from now through August 22, enjoy this free happy hour series with live music, food trucks and stocked bar to purchase from. Outdoor drinks are not permitted but chairs are.
Red and blue lit up Crosstown as they hosted the annual Red Bull Dance Your Style event where 16 contestants went head-to-head with each other; battling it out for their spot in the Red Bull Dance Your Style National Final in Atlanta.
In this competition there are no judges, because the crowd gets to decide who moves on to the next round… with a click of a button, we get to pick: the dancer on the red team or the dancer on the blue team.
The Edge District is booming with new businesses and the latest spot aims to take elevated fine dining and make it approachable.
JEM Dining offers a menu focused on local and seasonal ingredients so you can expect to see changes to it as the seasons and availability change. While the food has an elevated flavor it still offers a “comfort food” vibe.
JEM Dining stands for “Just Enjoy the Moment” and is the initials of co-owners and husband and wife duo: Josh and Emily Mutchnick.
Grit and grind. It’s everywhere!
On towels, heard in sportscaster’s shows, and seen all around Memphis. The phrase ‘grit and grind,’ however was born out of an accidental moment of frustration in a Grizzlies game in 2011, but was rebranded and embraced it as Memphis’s own basketball style.
Although it was accidental, the saying permeates the very nature of culture and basketball in Memphis. Whether you are the next Ja Morant or just trying to stay in shape, below is our guide for hooping across the city, because after all, you got next!
