It's technical name is "Beacon", but I know it better as "the Crosstown Disco Ball". Whatever you call it, assignment #256 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to have a look at the burgeoning neighborhood's new art.

Get ready to listen to some great bands, support local artists and organizations and have a beer before noon: It's Cooper Young Fest time!

It's also assignment #255 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis.

At least, that's what the stencils on the underpasses would have you believe.

It's Wednesday, and you know what that means: Jerry Lawler updates, honors for teachers, free documentary screenings and a picture of Dusty Springfield hanging out with a tiny monkey. It'll all make sense in a minute.

Meet Joe Williams, the founder of Agape North, a cause-based clothing company that donates school uniforms to kids in need. Here, he tells me about his work, his four basic needs and the best barbecue in Memphis:
 

During one of our planning meetings for 901 Day, Jen (901 Day co-founder and all around awesome lady) and I got distracted from planning by talking about food. Specifically, all of the ways in which one could, if so compelled, modify a Gibson's donut.

A few ideas were tossed around: donut cocktail party skewers (sort of like those little tomato mozzarella basil bites, but far less healthy), various desserts, and one sandwich that could either change lives or end them: the Maple Bacon Donut Panini.

Happy Monday, y'all. Dip a toe into your working week with these Memphis news updates:

Do you need a ton of ramekins? A giant stock pot? Glass coffee mugs shaped like boots or a mountain of school lunch pizzas? Lit can help you with that. Assignment #251 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to shop at the greatest kitchen supply store in town.

Happy Friday! It's another busy weekend in Memphis. Here's a shortlist of five events you won't want to miss.

1. Rock for Love 6, Hi-Tone / Overton Square / Levitt Shell, Friday - Sunday, Free – $10