It's that time again - WEVL's annual spring pledge drive starts tomorrow. It's that magical time when we come to you and ask for your financial support to help keep our little non-profit station on the air. As a programmer, it's a week when I get to do a special theme show to remind you guys why you like WEVL so much.

Make mama proud and eat your veggies! Even better, buy those healthy, fresh fruits and veggies directly from the farmers who grow them.

While there are about a dozen local farmers markets, assignment #102 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis list is to try out the Memphis Farmers Market. It's every Saturday morning downtown behind Central Station from April through October from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

If you're looking for some vintage Memphis items (like patches, coffee cups from businesses that have closed and trophies from sports teams long forgotten), you can find them at the teal-colored antique mall on Summer Ave.

Every year, thousands of crawfish fans flock to downtown Memphis for the annual Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival, the largest mudbug fest in the city.

The 33rd annual Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival takes place along the riverfront on Riverside Dr. on Sunday, April 19, 2026. Entrance is free!

If you're reading this, chances are that you're an adult. You've likely got some kind of talent, a penchant for do-goodery and maybe a little bit of free time (at least, that's how I like to think of you guys).

Assignment #100 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to take your talent, time and desire to make Memphis a better place and mentor a child.

In Memphis, you've got a few options if you'd like to become a mentor:

Editor's note: Local public arts guru John Weeden was kind enough to write this guest post for I Love Memphis. He's the former director of the Urban Arts Commission and the current director of Vita Brevis Arts Bureau. Here are the seven pieces of public art that every Memphian should know (and a few that you'll be able to get to know soon):

The swine-loving Cochon crew is returning to Memphis for their first ever Cochon Heritage BBQ festival. The festival will celebrate sustainable farming, fine dining, National Bourbon Month, and all things pork.

Though the festival isn’t until September, the Cochon crew is getting started a little early with an art contest to get people excited about the Labor Day weekend event.

Happy Monday, everybody. It can be hard to get back to work after a holiday weekend, so here's some sweet kitten fluff to make the transition a little easier:

And now, the news:

If foreign films, documentaries and independent films are your thing, assignment #98 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is for you - you're going to a movie at Memphis' stealthy arthouse theatre, the Ridgeway Four.