Add a touch of culture to your day with assignment #96 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis: get your book signed at one of the author signings at Booksellers at Laurelwood.

Here's a fun fact that I learned while planning my show this week: when our hero Dolly Parton was about 5 years old, she wrote a song called "Life Doesn't Matter Much to Me." Yep.

Here's what I played on this week's Memphis Mystery Train with all of the local tracks marked with an asterisk:

Cocoa Van, a local cupcake delivery service, is all grown up. Owner Nicole Reed has temporarily given up her van to open up a brand new, standing bakery in Cordova where she sells her homemade cupcakes.

When I stopped by today, she gave me a cupcake and a problem to solve.

First, the cupcake:

If you like pretty ladies, good music, impossible moves and the occasional firey baton, assignment #95 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis will be easy for you - you're going to a vintage-style burlesque show.

It's Wednesday, and you know what that means - tons and tons of local news about everything from farmers market openings to stadium updates and laws that you may or may not have known about.

The nice thing about living in a music city is that we get a ton of great live shows every single month. The tough thing, however, is deciding which bands to see. With that in mind, here are 10 recommendations for shows you won't want to miss this month:

1. Electric 6 (with AndyD and Aficinado), Hi-Tone Cafe, April 4th, 9 p.m., 18 and up, $10 advance, $12 door

One of my favorite things about flying into Memphis International Airport's Terminal B is that as soon as I get off the plane, I know exactly where I am by the smell. There's an stand in the middle of the terminal that fills the entire hallway with that familiar, smoky I'm-home smell of Jim Neely's Interstate Barbecue. Assignment #93 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to give it a try next time you fly.

On March 30-31 the inaugural Memphis Fashion Weekend was held downtown at the Jack Robinson Gallery  and at historic A. Schwab (on Beale St.)

(Dress by Ellis Dixon, photo by Elle Perry)

(Those are members of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra playing at Memphis International Airport on Friday, March 30.)