Family events in Germantown, TN

Memphis Street Rods is partnering again with Collierville Classic Cars to present a new season of cruise nights in the historic Collierville Town Square. The event welcomes drivers who want to display their vehicles and anyone seeking a relaxed evening out. Attendees can spend time with friends and family while taking in a variety of cars from across the Mid-South. These cruise nights take place every other Wednesday, and sharing the news helps keep the momentum going.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.