The one-day festival brings 100 talented artists from all over the world to and throughout the streets of Memphis. The locations of all the murals live in The Edge District, in The Ravine, and a few spots nearby.
The fourth seasonal exhibition features 29 wired sculptures throughout the 96-acre garden.
Through May 5, 2023 to October 1, 2023, guests can take in the Rich Soil exhibition at Memphis Botanic Garden. The exhibition includes 29 sculptures in seven groupings.
Located in Orange Mound, TONE elevates Black artists creating culture. Check out TONE for their exhibitions, concerts, talks, readings, round-tables, and more. This blog focuses on the latest exhibition - Brick x Brick: A Billion Pounds of Cultivation.
Editor's Notes: TONE (as always) is going all out for Juneteenth this year with a four-day weekend celebration. This year's Check out their weekend of events:
TONE JUNETEENTH: A FAMILY REUNION WEEKEND
Editor's notes: This blog was written in February 2023 and last updated April 2025.
There's always something to experience at Hattiloo Theatre, I'll be providing any updates here:
Mean Girls the musical is coming to the Orpheum, April 26 through May 1!
Sing along with the Plastics as this cult classic comes to life on stage. Personally I cannot wait to see one of the most quotable films of our era in Broadway form. Get your Orpheum Mean Girls musical tickets right away or we’ll be asking if you even go here.
With three new immersive art exhibits visiting Memphis this spring, it’s the perfect time to explore the city’s vibrant art scene!
When we say immersive art, we’re talking about an experience that’s beyond seeing art displayed in a gallery. This can mean augmented or virtual reality, digital projections that fill the space, the use of sound or scent to enhance, or even a hands-on component.
Beyond Van Gogh is coming to Memphis March 25 - June 5. Holy moly! Get your tickets here— limited availability and timed entries mean you should reserve your spot ASAP.
Live music is all the way back, y’all!
Memphis Tourism announced a new series of concerts happening on Thursdays (plus one Saturday) this summer at the newly renovated Handy Park stage on Beale Street—GET LOUD! concert series is FREE and open to the public.
There's a lot of good news in Memphis! Here are this week's highlights.
If you need a soundtrack while you read this quick roundup of positive and happy stories from around Memphis—check out our theme song, “Ain’t It Good?!”, by Eddie Floyd and Mavis Staples.
