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.

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

While the weather is insanely pleasant, grab a book, some friends and some bread for the ducks and complete assignment #250 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis: visit Germantown Municipal Park.

Editor's note: I'm excited to share this guest post by Courtney Miller Santo with you guys today. She's a novelist and creative writing teacher at the University of Memphis, which makes her the perfect person to bring you this list of five literary locations around Memphis.

1. Elmwood Cemetery

Did you order one of those sweet Memphis United Pixelworkers tees? If so, it should come in the mail sometime next week.

Mine came today, and I can't tell you how much I love that it's the appropriate shade of blue for most Memphis sporting events.

The Little Free Library is just like a regular library, only without cards, due dates or fines. It's also in someone's yard. Assignment #227 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to borrow a book from the Little Free Library.

If you've always wanted to master the downward dog, Saturday is a good day for it. Six Memphis yoga studios are offering free classes all day.

Next time, you're driving down Walnut Grove or Germantown Rd., take a second to enjoy the sunflowers. You can even get out and smell them, if you want.

It's assignment #219 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis.