There's a secret sculpture garden growing in Memphis, and assignment #146 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to find it.

I'm back in town and back to the live shows this week, and I've got a ton of brand new music.

Here's what I played on this week's show, with the local tracks marked with an asterisk and my notes in italics:

Every so often, I skim through Etsy for Memphis-related items. Usually, I find a lot of map art, photography, Elvis tributes and tons of Tigers-themed everything (seriously -  I had no idea there was a market for Tiger blue garter belts).

Today, though, I came across these:

Today in Memphis, join Duck's second line, do some spring cleaning, get cheap gas and congratulate the graduating seniors from the Soulsville Academy. Also, Memphis is the most improved city for cyclists. Go on, brush your shoulders off.

For the next few months at least, there's a new place to shop for home decor and gifts downtown.

The shop is called beeTemps, and it's the first of the pop-up shops that are filling the empty space at the Power House Gallery this year.

A few more buildings have been added to the skyline and the riverfront looks a little more idyllic than it does in real life, but otherwise, this 1960s postcard of downtown Memphis looks quite a bit like the city does now.

- Easy Way has Tennessee peaches in stock right now ($1.49/lb), and they're incredible. They might be the best peaches I've ever had. I just thought you should know.

There are a lot of alleys in downtown Memphis, but only one of them is fit for a dance party. Assignment #138 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to bust a move in Stereo Alley (or, barring that, just go check it out).