Events in Olive Branch today

A date night in the arcade unfolds under neon lights with a boombox playing Salt n’ Pepa, creating a nostalgic soundtrack. Glowing ambiance and classic tunes set a relaxed tone for the evening.

Bike Night brings riders and motorcycle fans together for a relaxed hangout with a spacious patio and an outdoor bar. Parking for bikes is blocked off to make things easy, and there are biker games with chances to win prizes. The focus is on camaraderie, good conversation, and the shared love of two wheels.

INDIE ACTING STUDIO offers an acting class focused on creative growth in a supportive setting. Participants are encouraged to explore, build confidence, and tap into spontaneity, emotional depth, and a rich imagination. Ongoing training helps elevate your craft, keeps skills sharp, and deepens insight, reflecting the approach of athletes, dancers, and musicians who advance through steady practice and dedication. The cost is thirty dollars. The emphasis is on studying, working hard, and honoring your commitment to excellence.

Axe throwing at Ash’s Irish Pub is available to the general public and welcomes participants ages 10 and up. Closed-toe shoes are required to take part. Free play costs $10, and a seasonal subscription starts at $50. Private events can be arranged with entertainment packages beginning at $350.

Test your knowledge at a lively trivia night at Tony’s Trophy Room All-American Grill. Play solo or form a team with friends while enjoying dinner or drinks, and compete for weekly gift card prizes. There is no cover charge to participate, and a $15 minimum spend per adult applies to those taking part. Drink specials include $20 draft towers available all day Thursday.

A weekly meditation circle offers a safe, supportive space for anyone starting or deepening a mindfulness practice. It is a chance to slow down, tune in, reconnect with yourself, and cultivate inner peace. All are welcome and no experience is needed. Sessions may include guided or silent meditation, with techniques that can vary from week to week. There is time for grounding, reflection, and connection. Chairs are provided, and bringing a cushion is welcome. This is a free, donation-based offering, with donations appreciated but not required. The circle does not meet on May 7, May 14, October 15, or November 26, and may pause if there is inclement weather. Meetings resume the following week after any cancellation, and schedule updates may be shared in advance.

Gear up for a singles cornhole tournament at The Net District inside The Gatorade Fieldhouse. This open event welcomes all skill levels, giving every participant a real chance to take home cash. The entry fee is $15 plus a $5 building fee, and 80 percent of entries are paid out in cash prizes. Pre-registration through Scoreholio is requested to streamline check-in and keep the brackets running smoothly. Expect spirited matchups, big throws, and an upbeat atmosphere with the 662 Cornhole crew. Bring your A-game, because in singles it all comes down to you.

The El Despecho Tour arrives at The Cannon Center for the Performing Arts as Jesse & Joy make an international tour stop in Memphis. The award-winning brother-sister duo, celebrated for nearly two decades in Latin pop, will highlight fan favorites such as ¡Corre!, Dueles, and La de la Mala Suerte in a concert filled with music and memories.

Canvas & Brushes is a laid back art-making session accompanied by smooth jazz. All skill levels are welcome and no prior experience is required. Unwind from the week while creating in a relaxed setting, and bring a cheerful spirit.

Wrap up the week at The Grove with a free, family-friendly music series led by singer-songwriter Josh Threlkeld. Each edition of Let’s JAM (Join All the Music) brings special guests and invites playful participation, including sing-alongs, call-and-response moments, name-that-tune challenges, and plenty of dancing. Live performances unfold on the TruGreen Lawn, and a full bar is available on the First Horizon Foundation Plaza. After the Let’s JAM program, the music continues. Admission is free and requires no tickets. Food is available from 901 Eats and Treats and Mempops. Outside beverages are not permitted, and all coolers, bags, and purses are subject to search. For safety and comfort, the following are not allowed in The Grove: vaping, glass, pets, firearms, weapons, professional recording devices, thrown objects, skateboards, large umbrellas, grills, drones, laser pointers, illegal drugs or paraphernalia, fireworks or pyrotechnics, card tables, solicitation of any kind, and smoking. Tables are allowed within reason if no larger than 3 feet wide by 3 feet tall, and toppers for coolers or wagons must also stay under those dimensions. Only small, hand-held umbrellas are permitted.

Friendly games of Spades take place at The Game Table. Participation is free, and coffee is provided.

Bluegrass pickers and fans gather on Collierville Town Square for informal, all acoustic jamming in good weather. Spectators are welcome, it is free and family friendly, and bringing a chair and a picnic is encouraged. Musicians who play bluegrass are welcome to take part, acoustic instruments only, and visitors from out of town are included in this open jam. This long running tradition is now in its 26th year in Collierville, Tennessee. On a special date, the jam is replaced by a bluegrass concert by Tennessee Tradition as part of a weekend festival.

A one-of-a-kind live tribute honors the music, artistry, and legacy of Michael Jackson in celebration of his birthday. Backed by a full band, the show leads audiences through the landmark solo albums Off the Wall, Thriller, and Bad, reimagining the songs that helped elevate him to cultural icon status. Curated by RealTheWriter and featuring Memphis artists Teven Lavelle, KRISO, Nick Larsen, Brenae Johnson, and Keri Lee, the evening blends performance with storytelling, offering insights into songwriting, lyrical themes, and creative vision through commentary on select tracks. The set spans signature hits, album cuts, and rarely spotlighted deep tracks, including pieces Jackson never performed live, now realized on stage with a full band. Whether revisiting beloved favorites or discovering new layers of the catalog, this experience presents the music in a fresh and intimate way.

42 Dugg and Babyface Ray bring the 4 The Trenches Tour to Minglewood Hall for a general admission standing concert. The venue operates cashless, so on site transactions do not accept cash. Expect an open floor experience with standing room throughout.

Set on the front lawn of City Hall, the Olive Branch Farmers Market highlights Genuine MS produce along with baked treats, handcrafted items, and other selections. It is held on Saturdays throughout the summer.

The Game Table presents its first Warhammer 40,000 tournament for the 11th Edition, set up so players can complete three games in a single day with a chance to earn prizes. Fanatic Print House is supporting the event and has provided terrain for The Game Table. Entry is $25 and lunch is included. Awards will recognize last place, painting and hobby excellence, overall generalship, and sportsmanship. Armies are built to 1,000 points using the Incursion level with two Detachment Points, played on 44 by 60 inch boards, with a maximum of two units per datasheet or four if the units are Battleline. Models with 14 or more Wounds are not allowed, and units that cost more than 200 points are only permitted at minimum size. Allied options using Imperial Agents, Chaos Daemons, or Knights are not allowed, and each army must come from a single Codex or Index. Units with the Aircraft or Titanic keywords are excluded. Cull the Horde scores when destroying a unit that began the game with at least 12 models or at least 20 total Wounds. Imperial Knights players nominate one Knight before the game to gain the Character keyword, and that model counts as the warlord.

The Hernando Farmers Market fills the Historic Hernando Town Square with local growers, makers, and neighbors, presented with support from Sky Lake Construction. It serves as both a shopping destination and a relaxed community gathering place where the small-town spirit of Mississippi shines. Shoppers find seasonal produce from nearby farms along with local milk and pork, pasture-raised eggs, honey, jams and pickles, nursery plants, breads and pastries, cut flowers, herbs, fresh salsa and guacamole, and a variety of handmade crafts. Beyond the vendor booths, the market features live music, complimentary fitness activities, and special happenings while the market is open. Children’s Day highlights the Power of Produce (POP) program with free activities hosted by local organizations, plus free books and $5 POP Bucks for the first 100 participants to use with produce vendors, encouraging healthy eating and basic money skills. Senior Day, supported by the Desoto County Farm Bureau Federation, provides the first 100 seniors with a $5 token to spend at the market. Credit cards and SNAP/EBT are accepted at the market table in exchange for tokens that can be used at vendor booths. Through Double Up Food Bucks Mississippi, SNAP purchases of fruits and vegetables are matched dollar for dollar up to $20 per transaction. As a Mississippi Certified Market designated by the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, the market emphasizes fresh, local products. Obsidian Public Relations serves as the media sponsor. Official updates are shared only through the market’s authorized page. Report any unauthorized offers of vendor spaces and avoid sending money outside official communications.

Back for a second year, this community pop-up brings together businesses and neighbors to connect and shop. Vendors will sell products and food, and offer services as part of the vendor pop-up. Shoppers can discover unique items and tasty treats while supporting small businesses, and participating entrepreneurs can meet new customers and build their brands.

901 Toys marks its fourth anniversary with a storewide celebration featuring 20% off everything in the shop. This two-day sale highlights the milestone with savings on all items throughout the store.

Cartoons play on a projector while guests enjoy unlimited cereal and unlimited arcade play. Admission is $12 for kids and $15 for adults, and it covers both the arcade access and the cereal. A Cereal of the Week is announced each week.

An acting class from Indie Acting Studio centers on practical tools and clear guidance to help performers reach their goals. Participants focus on creating compelling characters and tapping into their full potential. The studio states that all of its indie actors land roles. The class fee is thirty dollars.

Business Casual, a new act on the scene, delivers a set of 90s emo, pop, and punk hits that will have the park moving. This concert is part of a free series made possible by sponsors including B. Side Porch Steakhouse, Memphis Record Pressing, Worthington Chiropractic-Bartlett, First Horizon Bank, and Dobbs Brothers Chevrolet of Bartlett. Adult and regular lemonades will be available from Nichole Squared, and Meddlesome Brewing Company will be on site for beverages. Food trucks will be on hand. Attendees may bring chairs and coolers, and dogs are welcome.

Families with children from kindergarten through age 18 who are curious about Scouting can gather for a campfire with Troop 48 at Faith Presbyterian Church. Representatives from Packs and Troops will be available to answer questions and demonstrate Scout skills for kids. Bring chairs for your family.

Vince Gill, a leading voice in modern country music, brings finely crafted songs, virtuoso guitar work, and a clear, soaring tenor, all delivered with an easy, quick wit. This event highlights the hallmarks that have endeared him to audiences, blending exceptional musicianship, heartfelt storytelling, and good-natured humor.

Chris Mitchell Jazz presents Begging For Sax, an immersive live show running close to three hours that fuses his R&B roots with the rest of his catalog while pushing the edges of genre. The set unfolds in chapters inspired by 90s and 2000s R&B, combining integrated visuals, guest appearances, and a selection of well-known hits. It also salutes the social media series of the same name, bringing the online concept to the stage.

The Summer Edition of The Branding Brunch offers a photography and networking experience at Memphis’s historic James Lee House. Incredibly Wee Photography hosts and provides the photo component, Big Momma’s & Granny’s Catering serves brunch, Imani Zhané handles makeup, DJ Sledro sets the music, and Incredibly Captured manages content. The gathering centers on brand visuals and meaningful connections. Sponsor information will be announced soon.

Vince Gill, a leading voice in modern country music, takes the stage at The Orpheum Theatre-Memphis with a performance that highlights the craft that made him a favorite. The show features finely honed songwriting, masterful guitar work, and a warm tenor that soars, paired with the easy, quick wit he is known for.

Gather a foursome for an annual golf outing. Lunch and beverages are provided, featuring BBQ from Love Meat Tender. Every participant receives a door prize. Registration and additional details are available.

A four person golf scramble at Ridgeway Country Club brings players together for friendly competition with a meaningful mission. Lunch is included. Every round supports The Filter Project’s efforts to provide clean water and share the Gospel with families in Kenya. Team entry is $1,100 for a group of four. Hole sponsorships are available for $200. Mulligans are $20 each with a maximum of two per player. For details, contact Elliott@thefilterproject.org.

Paintings by Memphis native Deanna Mullins are on display in the visitor center, featuring acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media pieces rich with vivid color, bold shapes, lively patterns, and a playful touch. Mullins has created work professionally for 15 years while continuing to pursue growth as a lifelong learner. Her practice centers on sharing joy, giving back, and connecting with the community, guided by gratitude for the creative gifts she embraces. A reception is part of the exhibition.

On the Guest House Patio in My Big Backyard, children can roll up their sleeves for hands-on, messy play as they shape their own mud pies with natural materials. Participation is included with Garden admission, and activities are canceled if it is raining.

This weekly morning open-play mahjong session, hosted by CUMC, welcomes the community for casual games and friendly connection. Registration is handled through SignUpGenius, and each designated play time is limited to 24 participants. Water and snacks are provided, and the cost is $2 per player.

Fierce Mamas hosts a brown-bag gathering for caregivers at The MAC (Memphis Alano Club), offering a relaxed place to eat, breathe, and tackle a few tasks alongside people who understand the realities of caregiving. Attendees can bring lunch and anything they want to work on, from knitting or art supplies to insurance paperwork or a long-postponed project, or arrive with nothing at all. Activities vary, sometimes focused on making things, sometimes on sharing ideas and resources, and sometimes on quietly working in good company. There is no set agenda and no pressure to share, and brief visits or longer stays both fit the flow. Attendance is free and open to caregivers of individuals navigating medical, developmental, mental health, behavioral health, or substance use challenges. The MAC is a community space dedicated to recovery, connection, and mutual support. While these lunches are not recovery meetings, optional purchases from the on-site café, such as a beverage or snack, help support the venue.

At Memphis Public Libraries - Cordova Branch, adult writers of any age or experience level can take part in a relaxed, loosely structured club focused on quiet writing time and peer sharing. Expect time to draft or revise, along with opportunities to exchange feedback with fellow participants. Snacks and basic supplies such as paper, pens, and pencils are provided, and participants may bring personal writing devices like laptops or tablets. This is not a class, so there is no formal instruction, only support from peers.

Enjoy a spirited Pilates session by the river with instructor Bridget. These no cost Monday sessions take place beneath the Sunset Canopy at Tom Lee Park. Bring a mat, a towel, and water for comfort, and look forward to a welcoming vibe. On some dates the class moves to River Garden because of festivals in the park, and there are no sessions on certain holidays.

Test your skills at a competitive Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament tailored for players preparing for upcoming Challenges and Cups. Entry is $10 with a 32 player limit. The event uses the Standard format and proxies are not permitted. Matches are run as Swiss rounds with best-of-one games and there is no top cut. Players who arrive after the first round begins receive a round one loss. Prizes are awarded to the top four or top eight, depending on attendance.

Take part in a free, weekly live trivia event featuring gift card prizes. Invite friends and family and put your stash of random facts to the test.

Monday karaoke at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange offers a welcoming, sing-along atmosphere with the spotlight on audience performances.

Capleville Church Community Food Pantry distributes nutritious food to qualifying families in the 38141 and 38125 zip codes, welcoming everyone with compassion, dignity, and grace. Volunteers and donations are appreciated to support this mission. Please share with anyone who might benefit.

Young gamers can dive into afternoon Dungeons & Dragons one-shots with the Young Gamers' Guild. These stand-alone adventures build skills in strategy, constructive debate, and teamwork as players work together toward shared goals. Seating is limited, so advance registration is recommended. If space remains, parents may participate at no cost on a first come, first served basis. Players can also unlock an Adventure Bonus by commenting on the weekly post to confirm they plan to play, which adds two extra draws from the Treasure Trove for a total of four. The Treasure Trove is a vending-style machine filled with surprise capsules that offer in-game perks, complimentary beverages, and discounts on select items. If you plan to run errands while your child participates, a Parent’s Form is available to complete.

Jazz Night features The Saxman, Calvin Jerry Smith, performing live at D'bo's Daiquiris - Elvis Presley Blvd. Smooth saxophone sets pair with food and specialty daiquiris, and karaoke adds a lively twist to the evening.

Karaoke takes over Tuesdays at Sidecar Cafe 2.0 in Southaven, Mississippi, featuring KJ Sunny.

Teams face off in a friendly trivia challenge at Tavern 018. Participants work together to answer questions and see how they match up against other teams.