Events in Bartlett today

For more than nine years, K3 has hosted an open mic where musicians, comedians, poets, and other performers can share their talent. The event features a refreshed setup with a newly arranged stage and updated speaker settings to showcase every performance. Hosted at K3 Studio Cafe.

The inaugural Jeep Creep to Memphis brings Jeep enthusiasts together for a purpose-driven road adventure benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Participation is limited to the Top 50 fundraising Jeeps, with each qualifying Jeep raising a minimum of $2,500 in support of the hospital’s mission. Selected participants travel together in a caravan to Memphis, experience camaraderie and unique activities, and conclude the journey with an arrival at the St. Jude campus. Funds raised help advance lifesaving care, and at St. Jude families are not billed for treatment, travel, housing, or food. This experience highlights the collective impact of the Jeep community, driving hope, funding, and awareness for children and families facing cancer.

This panel highlights accomplished leaders from the finance world who will share candid stories of resilience and achievement. Attendees can expect clear guidance on financial products, services, and strategies tailored to the needs of small businesses in Memphis, Tennessee. There will also be time to connect with peers and professionals, building relationships that can grow into mentorship and collaborative support.

A free Senior Expo at the Memphis Botanic Garden brings together local organizations that support older adults and their families. Explore services and resources, enjoy refreshments, and take part in health screenings. Prize drawings are also planned.

Welcoming a new baby is joyful and life changing, yet it can also feel overwhelming and bring on anxiety, isolation, or sadness. Rattled is a free postpartum support group led by caring nurses that meets each week and is open to all moms, no matter where their baby was born. It offers understanding and support so no one has to go through this time alone.

At Mellow Mushroom in Germantown, a pizza-and-puppies gathering features a percentage of all dine-in and take-out orders benefiting rescue dogs, with third-party orders excluded. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs and enjoy plenty of doggy kisses. A Family Night special provides one complimentary kids meal with every adult meal purchased.

A neon-lit arcade sets the scene for date night, with Salt n' Pepa pumping from a boombox and a nostalgic vibe throughout. It is all about bright lights, classic tracks, and playful energy for an evening out together.

This open studio at the Dixon invites participants to bring their own fabric, yarn, and tools to work on personal projects alongside other fiber artists and crafters. Expect a welcoming space where ideas, inspiration, and encouragement are shared. All media and techniques are welcome, so choose whatever approach fits your work. Free to attend.

Axe throwing is open to the public at Ash’s Irish Pub. Participants 10 years and older can throw, and closed-toe shoes are required to take part. Enjoy $10 free play or opt for a season subscription starting at $50. Private event packages are available starting at $350.

Enjoy a free drop-in yoga session guided by instructor Laura Gray McCann. Space is limited and entry is first come, first served, with attendance limits that may change based on weather and the setting. Expect light, healthful movement designed to support your practice. Laura tailors the approach to the group, making it comfortable for newcomers and rewarding for experienced participants.

Indie Acting Studio offers a supportive acting class that helps participants stretch their creativity, make bold choices, and grow in confidence. Sessions focus on tapping into spontaneity, emotional truth, and a rich imagination so performers can deepen their craft. Consistent training is emphasized, much like the steady practice athletes, dancers, and musicians rely on to succeed. The goal is to advance skills, stay sharp, and gain insights that may lead to more booking opportunities. The class fee is thirty dollars. For details, call 901-267-1000.

The 37th Annual CAC Gala, presented by The Prentiss Foundation, takes place at the Hilton Memphis. The evening features a gourmet, multi-course dinner from Donelson's Catering and dancing to live music by The Soul Shockers. Attendees can bid on upscale silent auction items or purchase a signature Teddy Bear Surprise gift package. Proceeds benefit the children served by the Memphis CAC. Sponsorship information is available.

Looking for help with laundry costs? Free washing and drying support is available at Ellie's Laundry, formerly Suds Laundry. Bring your dirty clothes and everything else is provided, including machine fees, detergent, and dryer sheets. No eligibility questions, just a friendly, caring atmosphere. Please wait to load a machine until you have tickets and a Laundry Love representative assists you, and do not block machines that paying customers need while you wait. To reach as many households as possible, there is a limit of 4 tickets per family. Ticket use depends on washer size, with 6 to 8 load machines requiring 3 tickets and 2 to 4 load machines requiring 1 ticket. If you need more than the family limit, extra tickets may be offered near the end if any are still available.

Gather a team for live trivia at Board to Beers, hosted by owner Taylor Herndon. Tackle a mix of fun topics and compete for house cash in an easygoing setting filled with great beer, good vibes, and friendly competition. It is free to play and open to all ages, with no limit on team size. Outside food is welcome for a $5 outside food fee.

Trivia takes center stage at Tony's Trophy Room All-American Grill. Participants may play solo or form a team, enjoy dinner or drinks, and compete for gift card prizes. There is no cover charge to take part, and a $15 minimum spend is required per adult participant. The bar features $20 draft towers.

Enjoy a laid-back Trolley Night at the Rumba Room featuring a blend of music and spoken word. Expect soulful sounds, poetry performances, and a relaxed, creative atmosphere that is perfect for unwinding with friends.

This welcoming weekly meditation circle offers a calm, supportive setting for anyone curious about mindfulness or looking to deepen an existing practice. Each session blends guided and quiet meditation, and the approach can vary from week to week. There is also unhurried time for grounding, reflection, and genuine connection. Chairs are available, and participants may bring a cushion if that is more comfortable. No prior experience is needed. This offering is free with optional donations. There may be occasional pauses or weather related cancellations, with plans to resume the following week and updates shared in advance. It is a gentle space to slow down, tune in, and cultivate steady inner peace.

East End Grill Hwy 64 hosts a team trivia night on Thursdays.

Set out on a two-hour Mississippi River dinner cruise in Memphis featuring live entertainment and a meal. Booking ahead is recommended, and optional celebration packages can be added during checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any occasion that calls for something extra. A full bar is available for purchase, with alcohol not included in the ticket price and payment accepted by cash or card. The menu typically includes Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns and dessert, plus complimentary tea and water. The same menu is served on every sailing and substitutions are not available. It is a one-trip meal, served by staff behind the service area on disposable dinnerware in line with COVID-19 measures, and offerings may change based on availability. Parking is not available on site and requires a short walk from the nearest lot, which is not operated by the cruise provider. There is no required dress code, and most guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

Fleetwood Mac’s catalog is reimagined for strings in an intimate candlelit setting at Memphis Brooks Museum of Art. The Listeso String Quartet performs a one hour program featuring favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don’t Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and entry is not permitted after the performance starts. Seating is allocated on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives. Candlelight concerts offer a multi-sensory live experience in a striking setting, illuminated by the gentle glow of candles.

Karaoke takes place at Earnestine & Hazel's on Thursdays.

A fun day of golf focused on supporting the vital work of DLC. Enjoy time on the course while helping advance DLC's efforts.

Unwind after a long week at Canvas & Brushes with a relaxed art-making session set to smooth jazz. No experience is needed. Create at your own pace while the music plays, bring a smile, and enjoy a laid-back creative atmosphere.

Monroe Parks & Recreation brings its free Music on Main concert series to Downtown Monroe with a night of live yacht rock from Yacht Rock Radio on Main Street. The event welcomes everyone and offers a lively setting to enjoy music in the heart of the community. Attendees can grab a bite from nearby spots and share the experience with family and friends.

The Board Game Comedy Show features an hour of stand-up all about the world of board games, followed by time for everyone to play together. The evening is led by Grant Lyon, seen on Comedy Central, Dry Bar, SyFy, Comics Unleashed, and Just For Laughs, and known for his love of board games. Across his Grant’s Game Recs platforms he has amassed more than 350,000 followers with daily videos about fun games. His Dry Bar special, Silly Mustache Man, debuted in 2025 to strong reviews, and his debut album, Scheduled Fun Time, reached number one on the comedy charts. After two years of taking this show to board game conventions around the country, the tour is now visiting board game venues and cafes to blend laughter with shared gameplay and easy conversation.

Collierville Town Square comes alive with an easygoing, all acoustic bluegrass jam as musicians gather to swap songs and pick together. Weather permitting, audiences can settle in for a family friendly experience at no cost. Many attendees bring lawn chairs and a picnic to enjoy while they listen in the heart of Collierville, Tennessee. Bluegrass players may take part, acoustic instruments only, and both locals and visitors are welcome. Now in its 26th year, this community tradition keeps the square ringing with toe tapping tunes.

Set sail on a two-hour Mississippi River experience that pairs live music with a hearty dinner. Advance reservations are recommended for this evening Memphis cruise, and celebration package add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, and other special moments. A full bar is on board with alcoholic beverages available for purchase, which are not included in the ticket price, and both cash and cards are accepted. The menu features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, with complimentary tea and water. The menu is the same for all Dinner & Music Cruises and substitutions are not available. Meals are served once by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware because of COVID-19 restrictions, and selections may change if supplies are limited. Parking is off site. The closest option is across the street and typically requires an 8 to 10 minute walk, and it is not operated by the cruise company. There is no formal dress code, and guests commonly dress casual to semi-formal.

The Memphis Silkies Hike marks its tenth year at Bass Pro Shops at the Pyramid, with participants gathering outside the Pyramid before heading out together. Attendees are asked to register in advance.

Experience an energizing Pilates session in the open air at Shelby Farms Park, hosted by Club Pilates in Memphis. This free class welcomes every level, offering a full-body workout that refreshes body and mind while enjoying nature and a friendly community. Bring a mat and water, and feel free to come with a friend.

Set on the City Hall front lawn, the Olive Branch Farmers Market offers produce from Genuine MS, baked goods, crafts, and more.

This community event pays tribute to those lost on 9/11 as it marks the 25th anniversary. It recognizes and appreciates first responders. Registration is available, and all contributions from the event will support the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

Arlington Crossing Market brings the community together at the Crossing Market Pavilion with producer vendors offering handmade and homemade goods, produce, and local food trucks. Vendor spaces are filled for the year, so each market is expected to feature a full lineup of sellers and food options.

Vendor registration is open for a family-friendly community market hosted by Faith Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The event showcases crafts, food, art, handmade goods, and other offerings from local entrepreneurs and small business owners. It creates a welcoming space where people from all backgrounds can connect, support local initiatives, and celebrate local creativity. The market features both indoor and outdoor areas, including a spacious climate-controlled gym for comfortable indoor booths and outdoor spaces that provide added visibility and room to enjoy the atmosphere. This event is rain or shine, with free admission and free parking.

This welcoming class supports grandparents with up-to-date guidance on car seats, safe sleep, and overall safety. Led by the Beautiful Beginnings nurses, the session refreshes parenting skills and helps rebuild confidence for caring for little ones today. It takes place in Classroom ABC at the Women’s Hospital. Parking is free. To find the room, enter the Women’s Hospital, go left down the main hallway, pass Admissions, take the first hallway on the right, then enter the second door on the left.

Memphis hosts the first annual Paws & More Paws Dog Expo, a weekend celebration of dogs and the community that supports them. The event brings together pet lovers, rescues, pet service providers, veterinarians, talented dog groomers, and a variety of local food trucks for a lively expo experience. Businesses and organizations can participate as vendors, food trucks, or sponsors, with opportunities to showcase their services and connect with thousands of pet enthusiasts. The expo takes place at the Raleigh Civic Center in Memphis.

An informal get-together at Performance Plus Motorcycle & ATV Specialist, INC with doughnuts, coffee, and friendly conversation. A relaxed setting to connect and chat.

Warriors Martial Arts & Fitness presents a Black Belt BJJ seminar open to all experience levels. Donations will be accepted in appreciation of the four instructors. Friends are welcome to attend and discover jiu jitsu gems.

Indie Acting Studio offers a class that provides practical tools and guidance to help you work toward your acting goals while building rich, believable characters. The focus is on unlocking your potential and strengthening your craft. The studio highlights a strong record of students securing roles. The class fee is thirty dollars.

Learn the essentials of breastfeeding in Classroom ABC during an interactive conversation led by nurse experts, with time set aside for questions and answers. To register, contact the Maternity Care Coordinator at Beautiful.Beginnings@bmhcc.org or call 901-227-9873.

This casual Lorcana gathering welcomes Illumineers and does not require an entry fee. Players who check in through the Ravensburger Play Hub receive a random promotional item. Expect a friendly setting to meet fellow fans and play at your own pace.

At Memphis Listening Lab, John Brackett marks the release of his new book, Touch of Grey, or How the Grateful Dead Became Pop Stars. Centered on the single "Touch of Grey," the book draws on extensive archival research to show how one track reshaped the public legacy of one of rock’s most iconic bands. Brackett traces the song’s path from Robert Hunter’s early lyric sketches and the Dead’s first live arrangements to the breakthrough that followed the release of "Touch of Grey" and the album In the Dark in 1987. He explores the recording technologies, notable musical traits, ways of listening, and the workings of the contemporary music industry that converged at this pivotal moment. The narrative looks at how the band and its label built a hit record, an attention-grabbing video, and a coordinated promotional push that helped move the Grateful Dead from a devoted cult following to broad pop culture recognition. Brackett is a music historian and researcher. His previous books include John Zorn: Tradition and Transgression (Indiana University Press, 2008) and Live Dead: The Grateful Dead, Live Recordings, and the Ideology of Liveness (Duke University Press, 2023). He lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Bring yarn and hooks for a relaxed crochet club gathering. Beginners can learn the basics while experienced crafters share techniques and encouragement. First-time crocheters receive a welcome package with the essentials to start stitching. This friendly meetup suits all skill levels, with time to work on projects, ask questions, and swap tips.

Community members, volunteers, and local leaders came together to launch the New Direction Community Garden, and their shared effort has given it a strong start. Gratitude is extended to everyone who contributed time and energy to bring the garden to life. Support is still welcome, including donations, and a sign-up option remains available for those interested in helping.

Enrollment is open at Children’s Ballet Theater in East Memphis for fall training in ballet, tap, musical theater, jazz, pointework, modern, and contemporary. Classes are available for ages 2.5 through 18, with options for adults as well. Instruction is provided by professional, caring teachers in a welcoming setting. Students also have opportunities to perform in Clara & the Nutcracker and take part in spring recitals.

At Agricenter International, the 4th Annual Asian Night Market is a moonlit celebration where culture, cuisine, and legend come together. Inspired by Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, it showcases more than one hundred vendors with authentic Asian street food, distinctive crafts, and cultural experiences. Live cultural performances run throughout the event, with music by KAZHA Rock Band. A Mid-Autumn lantern parade lights the night, families can enjoy a free Kids Zone, and an eating contest is part of the festivities. Ticket prices do not include the Agricenter parking fee of $10 per vehicle.

Enjoy a relaxed, drop-in session devoted to coloring and creativity. Settle into a calm environment where you can work quietly, share low-key conversation, or try a simple optional mini activity. It offers an easy way to unwind and add a bit of color to your day at your own pace.

Saturday Dungeons & Dragons single session adventures welcome both newcomers and experienced players. If finding a Dungeon Master or a table has been a challenge, games are organized and run for you so there is no need to secure a DM. Sessions are pay-per-play at $8 per person, and first-time participants play free. Bringing a new player grants 10 Renown points. Watch for a weekly post on the store’s main page that highlights upcoming adventures, where commenting can unlock extra perks such as two for one pulls from the D&D Treasure Trove, bonus Renown opportunities, and other rotating surprises. Renown points serve as a custom version of experience. Points are earned for playing, introducing new players, and purchasing D&D supplies. Leveling requires the target level multiplied by 10 points, for example 20 points to reach level 2 and 30 for level 3. When points are spent to level up, the total resets to zero, so early levels advance quickly while higher levels take longer. Each session awards 10 points, there is a 10 point bonus for a first session, and another 10 points for bringing a new player. The D&D Treasure Trove is a vending machine packed with small prizes that include in game bonuses, free drinks, and discounts on physical items.

At War Room Hobbies, the Summoner Skirmish for Riftbound features a 1v1 constructed format with best of three matches. The tournament is run as Swiss rounds with a top cut, and rules are available through Riftbound for reference. Prize support includes 32 participation promos while supplies last, 8 top cut promos, and 1 champion playmat.

Produced by BEMMA Productions, this red carpet gala honors the achievements, influence, and cultural contributions of creatives, entrepreneurs, and community leaders. It brings together visionaries, industry professionals, and emerging leaders for a night focused on honoring achievements, building connections, and celebrating impact. The program features impactful storytelling, live entertainment, and notable awards that spotlight people who shape culture, grow thriving businesses, and strengthen their communities through leadership, creativity, and resilience. It celebrates excellence, pays tribute to lasting legacies, and aims to inspire the next generation of leaders.

Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience takes the stage at The Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center, launching the new Live at the Scheidt performance series. This production blends the deep roots of Delta blues with the sweep of a live symphony to honor the music, stories, and cultural legacy of the blues. Guided by Morgan Freeman’s distinctive voice and vision, the program offers a compelling mix of artistry, history, and inspiration.

Recording artist Jay Jones, a Nashville talent with hometown roots, returns with a high-energy country sound to wrap up the series.

Project Pat brings The Redemption Tour 2 to his hometown with a live performance at Satellite Music Hall. Presented by Live Nation and Money Train Management, this all-ages show celebrates a Memphis icon returning to perform for local fans. VIP tickets and meet and greet packages are available for those looking to elevate the experience.

This social board gaming gathering is designed for solo players who want to meet fellow tabletop fans and play together. A curated mix of games encourages both friendly competition and cooperative play, making it easy to start conversations and build new connections. Share tips, strategies, and favorite stories as you solve puzzles, plan your moves, and go for bragging rights in friendly challenges. Expect a relaxed, welcoming vibe with drinks and snacks available while you discover new favorites and new friends.

The Orion Financial Free Concert Series brings local, national, and international artists to the historic Overton Park Shell, a stage with a long legacy of renowned performers. This edition features Hattiloo’s 20th celebration with a live concert that channels the vibe of a Saturday night soul revue on a theatre stage, blending gospel-rooted vocals, R&B grooves, Broadway show tunes, and brief theatrical vignettes. The performance highlights the sound, spirit, and storytelling tradition of Black performance in signature Hattiloo style. Hattiloo Theatre is a nonprofit founded in 2006 by Ekundayo Bandele with support from a board chaired by Michael de Caetani. Named for his daughters Hatshepsut (Hatti) and Oluremi (Loo), it began in a small storefront in Memphis’s Edge District. After eight years operating with a three-person staff and presenting eight productions each season, the theatre moved in 2014 to a newly constructed facility following a $4.3 million capital campaign, opened debt free, and established a $500,000 endowment. A 2016 campaign added a new Development Center, and that same year a $1-per-year lease with the City of Memphis enabled the conversion of an 8,000-square-foot head-start school into the Hattiloo Technical Theatre Center. In 2017, HattiHouse opened to host guest artists and interns. As the only freestanding Black repertory theatre across five surrounding states, Hattiloo has cultivated a strong regional audience, provides high-quality free programming throughout the city that reaches thousands each year, and serves as a sought-after resource nationwide. Deck parties are available. Food trucks on site include Odd Smash & Grab, Camelitas Taquería, Soi No. 9, and Mempops. Picnic baskets, coolers, beverages, blankets, and lawn chairs are welcome. Food and drinks are also available for purchase in the Autozone Food and Beverage Concourse. Dogs on a leash are welcome in designated areas. Overton Park Shell is a nonsmoking facility.

Set out on a two-hour Dinner & Music Cruise on the Mississippi River that blends scenic views, live entertainment, and a served meal. Advance reservations are suggested. Celebration package add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special night. A full bar is on board with alcoholic beverages available for purchase, not included in the ticket price, and both cash and cards are accepted. The menu features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, dessert, and complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music Cruises share the same menu and substitutions are not offered. Meals are served once by staff behind the service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and items are subject to change based on availability. Parking is not on site, and the nearest lot is across the street with an approximate 8 to 10 minute walk, and it is not affiliated with the event. There is no dress code, and most guests choose casual to semi-formal attire.

Darren Criss appears at Highland Capital Performance Hall with a performance that spans his work as both songwriter and performer. The Emmy, Golden Globe, and Tony Award winner first came to prominence on the television series Glee and presents recognizable songs from across his career, including music tied to Glee, StarKid, and Broadway productions he has appeared in.

Hot Fix Sideshow from Coney Island brings a one-night showcase to Memphis filled with old school circus mischief. Expect daring feats of flesh piercing, glass walking, and belly dancing, along with more. Performing are Alaska Lostboy, Jigsaw Joe, Maggie McMuffin, and Obsidian Absurd. Admission is $20.

Enjoy karaoke at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange, where attendees can take the mic and sing their favorite songs.

This competitive One Piece trading card game tournament has a $5 entry fee. Prizes feature store credit along with promotional rewards.

Get your pet microchipped at Hollywood Feed in Bartlett. The clinic uses SmartTag microchips that include an anti migration feature to help the chip stay in place for quick scanning. If a lost pet is brought to a shelter or veterinary office, staff can scan the chip to read a unique ID number that SmartTag uses to access your contact information and help reunite you with your companion. The cost is $20 per pet and includes registration. Payment options include cash, Venmo, PayPal, and major credit or debit cards, and checks are not accepted. To make check in faster, complete the registration form ahead of time, fill out one form per pet, and bring it to give to the volunteers when you arrive. SmartTag membership also includes 30 days of PetFirst pet insurance as an introductory plan to help reimburse veterinary expenses, and it is the only ID tag membership that comes with pet insurance.

Enjoy a daily horseback trail ride through one of the largest urban parks in the United States, a green space more than five times the size of New York’s Central Park. Experienced trail guides lead the route as you take in beautiful scenery and watch for wildlife such as deer, ducks, and cranes. Friendly horses make the outing comfortable for first-time riders and enjoyable for those with experience.

The New Pacemakers return to Neil's Music Room for another appearance.

This friendly group run offers two and four mile routes. The 901 Run Club works to connect Memphis and beyond through community and a shared love of running. Participants of all levels are welcome, including seasoned runners, beginners, and walkers.

An easygoing jazz night unfolds at D’Bo’s Daiquiris Wings & Seafood as The Saxman, Calvin Jerry Smith, sets the tone with smooth saxophone. Guests can savor wings, seafood, and refreshing drinks while the live music turns an ordinary evening into something that feels like the weekend. The setting caters to a grown audience with laid back vibes, and karaoke is available for anyone who wants to take the mic. It is a comfortable spot to wind down after work or share a night out with friends, with real live music at the center of it all.

Back Alley String Band brings its five piece lineup to Huey's Southwind in Memphis for a string driven night of roots music. The North Mississippi and Memphis based trio expands for this appearance with Ethan Baker on violin and Carlos Gonzalez on mandolin and charango. The core group features Andy Ratliff on guitars, banjo, mandolin, and vocals, John Kilgore on guitars, ukulele, and vocals, and John Kveen on upright bass with occasional vocals. The set blends Old Time, bluegrass, jug band tunes, Hill Country blues, Irish traditional music, jazz, and more, covering both originals and familiar songs. Admission is free, and the venue is a well known Memphis burger chain, so there is room in the budget for one of its award winning burgers.

Lightwire Theater presents an illuminated stage experience that combines technology, dance, and puppetry to tell a touching, all-ages story in the dark. The company, which reached the semifinals on NBC’s America’s Got Talent and received a Jim Henson Foundation grant, brings glowing characters and settings to life with electroluminescent wire. Vivid imagery, nuanced choreography, and a soundtrack that ranges from classical works to pop music come together to reimagine familiar stories with luminous flair.

Memphis Reggae Nights returns to B-Side Memphis with a showcase from Iyah Sypha, an artist originally from Kingston, later a New Yorker, and now rooted in Memphis. The night features reggae sounds and food offerings that include Jamaican jerk chicken and additional sides, with vegan friendly options available. The event is appropriate for families.

Set out on a two-hour Mississippi River cruise that pairs dinner with live entertainment. Advance reservations are encouraged for this evening Memphis experience, and optional celebration add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special night. A full bar is on board for alcoholic beverages, available for purchase and not included with the ticket, and it accepts both cash and cards. The menu features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, with complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music cruises serve the same menu, and substitutions are not available. Meals are served once by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware in line with COVID-19 restrictions, and offerings may change based on availability. Parking is off site, with the nearest option about an 8 to 10 minute walk away, and that lot is not operated by the cruise company. There is no dress code, and most guests choose casual to semi-formal attire.

At Memphis Public Libraries - Cordova Branch, this relaxed club gathers adults of any experience level to focus on dedicated writing time and supportive peer feedback. Participants spend time getting words onto the page, then share work and exchange constructive comments with fellow members. Snacks and basic supplies such as paper, pens, and pencils are provided. Personal writing devices, including laptops and tablets, are welcome. This is not a class and includes no formal instruction, only feedback from peers.

Melissa Anderson Sweazy appears in conversation with Stacey Williams-Ng to celebrate the release of The Sisters of Crimson House, her debut Southern Gothic horror novel. Geared toward readers of Starling House, The September House, and Practical Magic, the story centers on Charley Bryde, the only woman in a storied line of psychics who never developed the family gift. She lives in Crimson House, the Bryde mansion in Memphis, where she has long stood in the shadow of her sister, Miranda. After a devastating family rupture and dwindling funds, Charley fights to hold on to the estate by turning it into a haunted attraction and sustaining the family brand through clever cons and carefully staged tarot readings. A relentless skeptic sets out to expose her, stirring up long-buried truths. Miranda returns after eight years away, and the sisters face the hidden history of Crimson House and their own family, secrets powerful enough to upend everything. Sweazy is an award-winning director and filmmaker based in Memphis and the creator of You Can See Me in the Dark, a true ghost story podcast with an audience across every continent but Antarctica. Stacey Williams-Ng is a Memphis artist and writer who has created five card decks over the past five years. She founded La Panthère Studio, an independent publisher of esoteric books and cards, and her latest work is a tarot deck that threads together stories of music from the Delta South.

This indie acting class focuses on screen performance in a high-energy, encouraging setting that helps expand creativity and sharpen instincts. Small groups make room for personalized coaching, building confidence and technique so actors can move closer to professional standards. The approach centers on consistent, disciplined training, much like the routines of athletes, dancers, and musicians, with the understanding that real careers are earned through study, persistence, and hard work. Tuition is $30 per class, and the session is offered by Indie Acting Studio.

Across the Mid-South, floods and water-related damage are frequent concerns. This session focuses on practical flood safety guidance and the essentials of damage assessment, equipping CERT members to record conditions accurately and support recovery efforts while prioritizing safety.

Competitive players can put their skills to the test in a structured Pokemon tournament designed as focused preparation for upcoming Challenges and Cups. Entry is $10 and the field is capped at 32 participants. The event runs in TCG Standard Format with no proxies allowed. Swiss rounds use best of one matches and there is no top cut. Players who arrive after the start receive a round one loss. Prizes are awarded to the top four or top eight, depending on attendance.

Free Sweat Cardio workouts return to the riverfront as Instructor Ricky with Ambishun Fitness leads a fun, full body session under the Sunset Canopy at Tom Lee Park. Held on select Mondays, these classes welcome all fitness levels. Bring water and a towel, and get ready to move and break a sweat in an energetic, supportive setting.

American Aquarium performs at Minglewood Hall with special guest Buffalo Nichols. Entry is general admission and the concert is standing room only. Minglewood Hall does not accept cash.

Karaoke takes center stage at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange. Enjoy a night of sing-along favorites as the spotlight shines on audience performances.

Golfers, sponsors, and community partners come together at Memphis National Golf Club for the MOSD Golf Tournament benefiting Memphis Oral School for the Deaf. This annual fundraiser pairs friendly competition on the course with meaningful support for children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Participation and gifts help provide instruction in listening and spoken language, audiology care, and early intervention for children and families across the Mid-South. Lunch from Jim's Place Grille is included. It is a chance to tee it up for a cause that strengthens communication skills, builds community, and creates lasting impact.

Settle in for a relaxed evening of live jazz as The Saxman, Calvin Jerry Smith, fills D'bo's Daiquiris with smooth saxophone. Pair the music with food and signature daiquiris, and keep the vibe going with a bit of karaoke.

Team trivia at Tavern 018 invites groups to answer questions together.