Events in Bartlett today

This weekly morning open-play Mahjong session is hosted by CUMC, building on the success of the summer Community Mahjong Night. Registration is handled through SignUpGenius, and each designated time of play allows up to 24 participants. Water and snacks are provided, and the fee is $2 per player.

BambirdSociety presents an evening of Mahjong at Pike & West. Tickets are available on their website.

Tony's Trophy Room All-American Grill hosts lively bingo filled with laughter. Entry is free with the purchase of an entrée or at least two drinks, and winners receive prizes. A two-for-one Mule cocktail special is available for those who want a beverage while playing. Welcoming to first timers and seasoned players, with fun for all ages.

Pack a juice box and enjoy a calm snack break amid the sights and sounds of the Farm Park with Natural Recourses program specialist Sandy Hudson. Parents can bring young children to the stables for a morning snack outdoors, with chances to learn about the Farm Park and interact with the animals. All ages are welcome to participate. Remember to bring a snack and a chair or blanket for comfortable seating.

This 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 always appreciated, and sharing this information with anyone who might benefit can help support neighbors in need.

Make dinner easy with a family-focused evening at Chick-fil-A Union, where parents and kids can relax and enjoy a meal together. Geared toward Memphis families and parents, this kid-centered night encourages skipping the kitchen and sharing simple quality time over dinner.

Tipsy Tuesday Karaoke turns The Genre Memphis into a go-to karaoke scene, with DJ 1Luv guiding the music and keeping the room lively. Singers rotate through their favorite tracks while everyone enjoys tasty bites, refreshing drinks, and an easygoing, upbeat atmosphere. It is a laid back night for seasoned karaoke fans and newcomers alike, all infused with signature Memphis vibes.

A lifestyle, health and home expo for seniors will be held at The Great Hall & Conference Center. The event offers free parking and admission, on-site health screenings, and free food, prizes, and giveaways. No advance registration is required to attend, and registering ahead provides an extra entry in the giveaways.

Stay active, boost energy, and spend time with friends at a free Senior Fitness Class held in the Fellowship Hall at Capleville United Methodist Church. The program features safe, accessible movements designed for adults 55 and older, whether the goal is better mobility, increased strength, or simply getting moving in a friendly and supportive setting. Wear comfortable clothing with supportive athletic shoes, and bring a water bottle. No pre-registration is needed, and friends are welcome.

Memphis Street Rods teams up again with Collierville Classic Cars to present a new season of cruise nights in Collierville’s historic town square. Car owners can showcase their rides, while visitors enjoy a relaxed evening with friends and family taking in standout vehicles from across the Mid-South. These cruise nights happen every other Wednesday, so share the news with fellow enthusiasts.

Enjoy a Western-themed night with an $18 flat iron steak served with a loaded baked potato, a side salad, and warm toast. Take $2 off all whiskey drinks and browse the available whiskey flight menus. Step up to the mic for karaoke or cheer on the performers, then keep the fun going with line dancing that welcomes both beginners and seasoned dancers. Learn line dances with Lilia, with new routines introduced each week. The evening brings hearty food, favorite drinks, and lively entertainment together in one place.

Explore beginner and mixed intermediate bellydance technique and learn full choreographies in a semester-long class led by IDA’s Troupe Captain and instructor, Sasha. Sessions run weekly on Wednesday at the Evergreen Theatre, with a scheduled fall break when class will not meet. No previous experience is necessary, and at least five students must be registered for the course to proceed. The semester fee is $175 and must be paid in full, with payment accepted via PayPal or by credit card invoice sent upon request through direct message or email. Wear black or dark pants with a workout tank or shirt. Dancers typically go barefoot, though ballet slippers are welcome. Please bring a mat or towel for stretches and water. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for advanced bellydance classes offered in a future term.

At TPC Southwind in Memphis, the FedEx St. Jude Championship opens with a first round that sets up an important week on a course where precision is everything. Narrow landing areas, exacting approach shots, and water guarding key holes create a stern test that penalizes errors and rewards crisp ball striking. Early play often shapes the leaderboard, whether a favorite jumps out quickly or an unexpected name surges into contention.

Take part in a free, drop-in yoga session led by instructor Laura Gray McCann, focused on gentle movement that supports strength and overall wellness. The class adjusts to the needs of the group, so it works well for complete beginners as well as seasoned practitioners. Space is first come, first served, and capacity may vary depending on the location and weather.

A year-round bike night welcomes motorcycle enthusiasts and seasoned riders alike. Expect a spacious patio and a lively outdoor bar, along with dedicated motorcycle parking for an easy, hassle-free visit. Test your skills in biker games for a chance to win prizes, and enjoy an evening shaped by camaraderie and upbeat energy.

Show off what you know at Tony's Trophy Room All-American Grill during a lively trivia night. Entry is free, you can participate solo or form a team, and gift card prizes are on the line. Enjoy drink specials such as $20 draft towers while you play in a welcoming, upbeat setting.

A1A honors Jimmy Buffett with a concert that has been touring since 1991, recognized as the longest-running tribute and the only act officially endorsed by Buffett. After winning a 1992 Jimmy Buffett sound-alike competition for Margaritaville Records, the band received his personal approval to use his name, a privilege no other tribute group has held. Over more than three decades, A1A has performed alongside Buffett and members of the Coral Reefer Band, appeared in a feature film, and headlined the annual Parrot Head Convention for seven consecutive years.

A1A brings a tribute to the music of Jimmy Buffett to The Harrell Performing Arts Theatre. Presented by a group that has performed this show since 1992 and is billed as the original tribute, the performance focuses on recreating the sound and feel of Buffett’s songs. It offers a live show in a theater setting for listeners who enjoy his music.

Wrap up the week with a free, family-friendly evening of music and participation at Happy Friday in The Grove. Singer-songwriter Josh Threlkeld leads the interactive Let’s JAM program, joined by special guests Rice Drewery and Donna Hansom, with sing-alongs, call-and-response moments, name-that-tune challenges, and plenty of chances to dance. Live sets unfold on the TruGreen Lawn, and a full bar is available on the First Horizon Foundation Plaza. After the Let’s JAM segment, the music continues into the evening. Food trucks on site include Green Beetle and Mempops. Outside beverages are not permitted, and coolers, bags, and purses may be inspected. For safety and comfort, do not bring glass, pets, weapons, professional recording equipment, drones, grills, large umbrellas, skateboards, laser pointers, illegal drugs, fireworks, or card tables, and please avoid throwing objects, smoking, or vaping. Small, handheld umbrellas are allowed. Tables are welcome if no larger than 3 feet by 3 feet, and toppers for coolers or wagons are permitted within the same size limits. Admission is free and no tickets are required.

Celebrate the start of the school year at a family-friendly bash featuring a foam party, a large water slide, and hot dogs fresh off the grill. It offers a simple way to meet up with familiar faces and make new friends while welcoming the season ahead.

On Collierville Town Square in Collierville, TN, an easygoing bluegrass jam brings together acoustic musicians and appreciative listeners. The gathering welcomes bluegrass players, including out of town guests, and keeps it strictly acoustic. It is free to attend, and guests are welcome to bring a chair and a picnic for comfort. Celebrating its 26th year, this long running tradition keeps bluegrass ringing across the square.

John Legend presents an evening of songs and stories at Radians Amphitheater. This outdoor concert offers open lawn seating, and attendees are welcome to bring chairs or blankets. Outside food and beverages are permitted, with additional options available for purchase on site.

The Stolen Faces bring a live celebration of the Grateful Dead’s music to B-Side Memphis.

Set out on the Wolf River Trails in Memphis for a two-distance trail race that showcases scenic, fast, and beginner-friendly singletrack while still delivering plenty for experienced runners. Choose between a 7 mile course and a half marathon. The half marathon follows the same trails used for the Mamba 100, with a shortened section to reach the official 13.1 miles, making it a handy preview for that race. Packet pickup will take place at the Wolf River Refuge Trailhead, with a race day option available as well, and early arrival is encouraged for those collecting a bib on the day. The course will be fully marked in advance, and participants may preview the route ahead of race day. Parking is at the Wolf River Refuge Trailhead, with overflow on the grass behind the main lot. On-course support includes a stocked aid station around mile 4.5 on the 7 mile route, which serves as the turnaround before heading back to the finish. Half marathoners will find aid around mile 4.5 and again near mile 9.5. The start and finish area also features food, music, cooling towels, fans, and ice cold water. This is a cupless event, so bring a handheld bottle, hydration vest, or another way to carry water. Keep orange course markings and flags on your right, be aware of two short two-way sections where flags may appear on both sides of the trail, and wear your bib on the front for clear race photos. All finishers receive a custom medal. Post race awards will recognize the top three overall male and female finishers, along with age group winners in both distances. Expect a fun summer trail experience and a solid tune up heading into the fall racing season.

Build a solid foundation in an introductory digital photography workshop held at the Collierville Chamber of Commerce. This small class is limited to eight participants, creating plenty of room for questions and personal guidance. Learn how to make better images with your own camera as you explore the three core factors that influence every photo and discover which camera controls offer the most creative flexibility. Practice dialing in aperture, f-stop, shutter speed, exposure compensation, and ISO, and get clarity on lens selection and when to use different options. Guided, hands on exercises turn concepts into practical skills, helping you feel prepared to capture memorable shots on your next vacation and beyond.

Cartoons play on a projector while guests enjoy all-you-can-eat cereal, then dive into the arcade for unlimited games. Admission is $12 for kids and $15 for adults, and it includes unlimited play and endless cereal. A featured Cereal of the Week is announced.

Hosted by Memphis Public Library at the Benjamin Hooks Central Library in Meeting Rooms A, B, and C, this community baby shower welcomes new and expecting mothers and connects them with health education, supportive services, and resources that promote prevention. Attendees can hear from healthcare professionals during a panel discussion, watch a Mommy and Me storytime demonstration, and take part in a free 30 minute yoga session led by a certified instructor. Community partners will share helpful resources, and giveaways are planned. The first 25 guests will receive a baby care package.

In Memphis, Tennessee, this bench-top AR-15 build course welcomes both first-time owners and experienced shooters and guides them from loose parts to a test-fired rifle. Over 4 to 6 hours, an expert instructor explains the platform and oversees assembly of the upper and lower receivers with careful attention to proper fit and specifications. Participants bring an AR-15 parts kit and a stripped or 100 percent lower receiver that is fully machined for an AR-15, not an 80 percent lower and not an AR9. Professional-grade tools, gauges, and lubricants are provided on site, so no personal workspace is needed. Topics include selecting components that suit your goals, assembling the lower and upper, and understanding the role of armorer tools such as headspace gauges and torque wrenches. The class concludes at the range with a function check and live test fire of the completed build. Upper and lower kits and lower receivers can be provided if needed. All local and federal laws apply.

This small, hands-on Lightroom Classic workshop is limited to eight participants and is designed to elevate your photography with greater creativity, efficiency, and enjoyment. You will follow the complete journey from image capture through editing to a finished print as the instructor demonstrates a personal workflow. If you do not have Lightroom Classic, a copy will be available on a laptop for students to use during the session. Along the way you will explore how to craft striking images, apply masking techniques for skies, backgrounds, and people, refine composition, remove blemishes and distractions, and perform portrait retouching with professional results. The class also covers culling your best shots, reducing noise, organizing and managing your photo library, and handling imports, exports, and file saving. The aim is to help you create photographs that are both engaging and meaningful.

Bluey’s Big Play brings the Emmy-winning children’s series to the stage with an all-new story by creator Joe Brumm and fresh music from composer Joff Bush. When Dad hopes for a quiet break, Bluey and Bingo spring into action with a whirlwind of games and clever tricks to get him off the bean bag. This first live theatre show for the Heelers features puppets that bring the characters to life on stage. Presented by BBC Studios and Andrew Kay in association with Windmill Theatre Co.

Each season brings a fresh theme to the Dixon's quarterly Community Days. People of all ages can explore the museum and gardens, participate in fun activities, and enjoy live performances presented by partners from the community. Admission is free.

Expect a high-energy evening of live house music powered by a full 10-piece band. Tight horns, soulful vocals, and driving percussion fuel the dance floor, and seating is available for those who prefer to take it in from a comfortable spot. Jamille JAM Hunter and Mood Swing bring a vibrant, live interpretation of house that blends groove, soul, and skilled musicianship into one sweeping performance. Built for dancing, vibing, and celebrating music in its fullest form, this show keeps the momentum from the first beat to the last.

Almost Elton John & The Rocketmen present a high-energy salute to Elton John, led by widely acclaimed tribute artist Jerred Price. The performance showcases a newly built 8 foot LED-wrapped piano inspired by Sir Elton’s Million Dollar Piano from his Las Vegas shows, along with eye-catching recreations of his iconic stage outfits. From the first chord to the final bow, the band delivers beloved hits and deeper cuts with heartfelt precision and powerful vocals. The production has earned recognition from Yahoo! News, a four star rating from the Memphis Flyer, and praise from Priscilla Presley. Jerred Price also appeared at Elton John’s 60th birthday celebration in New York City, adding another note of authenticity to this tribute.