Events in Germantown today

The WTRBA Fall Spectacular brings an ARBA sanctioned Triple Open and Double Youth rabbit show to the DeSoto County Agri-Education Center in Nesbit, MS. Youth exhibitors may enter as Open for Show C. Winners will be recognized with ribbons, trophies and giant checks. Advance entry is required, with no day of show entries accepted. Entry fees are $5 per entry or $4 for members. Late entries are $7, with late member entries at $6. A clean up fee of $1 per exhibitor applies. Entries should be sent to Show Secretary Katlin Shelton at Westtennesseerba@gmail.com. The show team includes Superintendent Whitney Kramer, Secretary Katlin Shelton and Treasurer Amanda Stoner. Judges scheduled are Alan Rafferty, Andy High, Josh Humphries, Gene Gillispie and Terry Fender. The registrar listing is noted as canceled. Pre sanctioned breeds include Havana, Netherland Dwarf, New Zealand, Argent Brun, Champagne d’Argent, Rex and Holland Lop. Exhibitors may still show any ARBA recognized breed even if it is not sanctioned. Those wishing to donate a breed sanction can contact club treasurer Amanda Stoner via messenger. Raffle item donations are appreciated. All youth must table their own animals. Parents may help, but cannot place animals on the table for the child. Exhibitors are responsible for reviewing check in information and correcting any errors before judging begins. Entry fees must be paid in full. Scratched entries are still owed, and exhibitors who do not attend are billed for their entries. Awards must be picked up before the show ends, as they cannot be mailed or delivered. Only service dogs are permitted. Food will be available from WTRBA youth with pizza, chips, candy and drinks. Equipment will be offered by Chris and Nancy Christian. Camping with full hookups is available at $45 per night. This is an official ARBA sanctioned show. Sanctioning with a national breed club is optional and is separate from earning ARBA legs. National clubs track member points when a breed is sanctioned through the club secretary, and costs vary by breed as listed on each club’s sanction form.

Runners from across the Mid-South come together for the 17th annual Hernando Water Tower 10K and Half Marathon, a scenic tour of Hernando that starts and finishes on the historic town square. The course winds through leafy neighborhoods and passes the 1925 Hernando Water Tower, recognized as a Mississippi Landmark. Presenting sponsors are Hollywood Casino & 1st Jackpot and Visit Mississippi. Participants can choose the half marathon, the 10K, or the Spirit Runner option that includes race swag and access to the celebration without running. Proceeds support Hernando Excel By 5 and Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which provides free monthly books to local children from birth to age five to encourage early literacy. Expect rolling hills and historic views. All finishers receive a substantial medal, and top performers earn handcrafted pottery awards. Afterward, the town square hosts a lively gathering with live music, door prizes, and complimentary food and beer, creating a welcoming community atmosphere. A group lodging rate is available at The Hampton Inn Hernando.

Senior Citizen Day at the Hernando Farmers Market, sponsored by the Desoto County Farm Bureau Federation, is a special market day focused on the community’s seniors. The first 100 guests age 50 and older receive a $5 farmers market token to spend with participating vendors, available while supplies last on a first come basis. Visitors can browse a wide range of local goods, including fresh fruits and vegetables, milk, pork, pasture raised eggs, honey, preserved items, nursery plants, herbs, cut flowers, baked treats, salsa, guacamole, and handmade crafts. The market also features live music, free fitness offerings, and other activities during market hours. Recognized by the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce as a Certified Market, it emphasizes fresh, local, high quality products. Credit cards and SNAP EBT are accepted at the market table and can be exchanged for tokens to use with vendors. SNAP shoppers may also receive additional tokens for fruits and vegetables through the Double Up Food Bucks Mississippi program.

Take part in an outdoor Pilates session at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis. Organized by Club Pilates, this free class welcomes all experience levels and combines mindful movement with a workout for the whole body in a park setting with fresh air and a friendly community. Please bring a mat and water, and feel free to invite a friend.

A dog friendly charity 5K supporting Dogs 2nd Chance rescue, this Memphis run and walk takes place in Overton Park and welcomes runners, walkers, families, and their dogs. Participants follow a 3.1 mile scenic route, receive medals for finishing, and can take part in team fundraising. Awards are presented to the top three in each age bracket. The race begins at Rainbow Lake Pavilion across from Overton Bark dog park in Memphis, Tennessee. All proceeds directly support the rescue and care of abandoned and abused dogs in the Mid South.

Enjoy a morning of stories and hands-on activities created for young children. This recurring program takes place on the second Saturday of each month starting in the fall. Each child ticket includes free museum admission for the participating child and up to two accompanying adults. The suggested age range is 3 to 7, although older siblings and children are welcome with a purchased ticket. If you or your child need accommodations, please email classes@metalmuseum.org after registering so staff can assist in advance.

This free legal clinic offers in-person conversations with attorneys for people who have civil legal questions or concerns. Staff attorneys from Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc., together with volunteer attorneys, provide brief guidance on civil matters. Capacity is limited and assistance is not guaranteed. A required intake must be completed before any consultation, and advice can only be given if the individual with the legal issue is present. Participation does not guarantee that an attorney will take your case or represent you in court.

Now in its third year, this symposium brings together Baby Boomers and Gen Xers age 50 and up to explore practical ways to celebrate this stage of life and reshape the spirit and style of aging. The focus is on empowering people through menopause, emphasizing that life does not need to pause during this transition. The keynote will be delivered by Dr. Yvonne F. Moore, MA, FACOG, MSCP, a native Memphian and board-certified OB/GYN who has maintained a private practice in Memphis since 1984. Her leadership experience includes service with The Christian Medical and Dental Associations, Life Choices Pregnancy Help Clinic, March of Dimes, and Postpartum Support International, and she is a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. A panel of women will also discuss menopause from the viewpoints of daily life, mental health, and women’s health, with opportunities for questions and conversation. The program is designed to help participants shape a next chapter marked by joy and peace of mind. Paid registration includes access to the “Wine & Wind Down” Life After 50 networking event.

Enjoy all-you-can-eat cereal, cartoons on a projector, and unlimited arcade play. Admission is $12 for kids and $15 for adults, covering both the games and the cereal. A Cereal of the Week is announced.

Fall fun is blooming at Staks Kitchen during a Sunflower Fall Festival that brings together art vendors to browse, whimsical balloon creations by The AirHead, and a lively Staks Cake Walk with chances to win prizes from Staks, Belly Acres, Pars & Pints, and Cutz by Theresa. The atmosphere is family friendly and pairs the festivities with brunch at the restaurant for a relaxed autumn afternoon. Additional activities at Silo are also highlighted for those interested in exploring more.

The inaugural Silo Square Sunflower Festival celebrates the area’s agricultural roots with art, classic cars, live music, shopping, delicious food, and activities for families, all in support of Make-A-Wish Mid-South. Blending two beloved community gatherings, the Cars for a Cause Car Show and the Silo Square Arts Festival, this new fall tradition welcomes visitors from across the Mid-South.

A coat drive is taking place at Lamp & Shade Outlet in Coldwater. Make a note on your calendar and plan a visit.

Explore Elmwood Cemetery on a 90-minute walking tour that highlights its historic mausoleums and the traditions behind them. Discover how these above-ground burial chambers were crafted with stonework, stained glass, and distinctive architectural details, and hear the stories connected to the families who rest there. The tour is led by Elmwood Cemetery Development Associate Amanda Zorn. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. For rain updates, call 901-774-3212. Admission is $20 per person.

This inaugural market takes place at the Jones Pond Pavilion in Shelby Farms Park. It begins with a free pilates session led by @rowjayyy, then continues with shopping and time to explore local vendors. Highlights include a build-your-own floral bar from @thesocialtablexx, mini prints from @scottieslittlepress, antiques from @breckabracvintage, permanent jewelry by @snhlinked, a tote bag bar and self care kits from @shepherdsandgrace, needlepoint canvases and kits from @forthemodernstitcher, homemade sourdough bread and focaccia from @thelocalloaf_, jewelry engraving by @atena.jewelry_, dirty sodas and energy drinks from @theemeraldcoach, and embroidery by Mama Tay’s Monogramming, with additional vendors to discover. Event support is provided by @@nectar_bodysolutions, @saladstationgermantown, and Pleasant Tree and Landscape.

At the Morton Museum, the Beale Street Monster Club, a Mid-South institution dedicated to classic horror, monsters, and science fiction, presents a compact exhibit drawn from its archives. Original memorabilia will be on view, including vintage posters, lobby cards, press books, publicity photos, tickets, flyers, magazines, comics, and more. Founder and film historian Michael J. Cox will lead tours of the display, introduce two rare short film screenings, and offer a talk on the history of lost horror films. The film program features Frankenstein (1910) and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1912). The schedule moves from exhibit viewing to screenings and a presentation, allowing time to explore the collection or focus on favorite classics.

Spend time meeting dogs who are ready for new homes. Learn how fostering works, get details about monthly microchip clinics, and find information on affordable spay and neuter services in the area, along with other helpful resources.

Scott Innes returns to The Batcave for a three-hour in store signing as part of The Batcave’s 10th year celebration. Enjoy a pizza party while he brings his Scooby Store, featuring unique and hard to find Scooby items. Attendees can bring Scooby collectibles for signing, with a fee per item. Register for a chance to win prizes that include a $25.00 gift certificate, a Batcave 10th year anniversary Mystery Box valued at $125.00, and the grand prize of a signed Scooby Doo movie poster valued at $300.00. Everyone who comes through the door receives a free $5.00 gift card, plus free pizza and prize giveaways.

Learn breastfeeding basics in a session led by nurse experts, with time set aside for questions and answers. The class takes place in Classroom ABC. Register by contacting the Maternity Care Coordinator at Beautiful.Beginnings@bmhcc.org or 901-227-9873.

Indie Acting Studio offers a hands-on acting class focused on clear goals, practical technique, and character development. Participants receive step-by-step guidance and supportive coaching aimed at building confidence and translating skills to real-world auditions and sets. The studio notes a strong track record of indie students booking roles. The class fee is thirty dollars.

Project Grow welcomes participants of all ages into the garden for an interactive activity. Each month introduces a new focus in gardening and horticulture with opportunities to dig into the soil and learn by doing. This is free, with a drop-in format, and all supplies are provided.

Hosted at Memphis Public Libraries - Cordova Branch, this crochet club welcomes beginners eager to learn and experienced crafters ready to share their skills. Participants can bring hooks and yarn. First-time crocheters receive a welcome package with the essentials to get started.

At Color My World, step into a calm, drop-in setting for creativity and relaxation. Spend time coloring at your own pace, share quiet conversation, or try a small optional activity.

The Orion Financial Free Concert Series brings performers from across the region, the nation, and beyond to the historic Overton Park Shell, a landmark stage with a rich legacy of memorable performances. This installment spotlights Opera Memphis in a celebratory program. For seventy years, Opera Memphis has kept the music alive through thirteen presidential administrations, multiple recessions, three trips to the Final Four, and a global pandemic, performing on traditional stages, streaming online, and even singing from the back of a pickup truck. The program honors that history with an evening that weaves together love, lust, murder, and revenge, topped with thrilling high notes. Founded in 1956, Opera Memphis has a long record of attracting renowned singers and musicians. In addition to acclaimed productions, the company is known for inventive education and civic engagement that reaches more than 40,000 children and adults each season through mainstage performances, 30 Days of Opera, and the Sing2Me program. Presented with support from Opera Memphis. Deck parties are available. To make the most of the night, look for food trucks including Wok n Go, Soi No. 9, and Smoke & Toast. Guests are welcome to bring picnic baskets, coolers, beverages, blankets, and lawn chairs. Food and drinks are also offered in the Autozone Food and Beverage Concourse. Leashed dogs are welcome in designated areas. The Overton Park Shell is a nonsmoking facility.

Plan a night at Lucky Dog with a friend and expect great food, great service, and a great venue.

Enjoy an evening dinner cruise on the Mississippi River with live entertainment during a two hour excursion. Advance reservations are recommended, and optional celebration packages are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special night. A full bar is available for purchase of alcoholic beverages, which are not included in the ticket price, and both cash and cards are accepted. Dinner typically features Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, macaroni and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, with complimentary tea and water. The menu is fixed for every sailing and substitutions are not offered. Meals are served by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and selections may change if certain items are unavailable. Parking is off site, with the nearest option about an 8 to 10 minute walk away and not operated by the organizers. There is no set dress code, though most guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

Karaoke takes place on Saturday at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange.

Make it easier to reunite with a lost pet with on-site microchipping. The service is $20 per pet and includes registration. Cash, Venmo, PayPal, and major credit or debit cards are accepted, and checks are not accepted. To speed up check-in, fill out a registration form in advance and bring one completed form for each pet to give to the volunteers. Each SmartTag microchip features an anti-migration design that helps it stay in place so it can be easily located and scanned by a shelter or veterinarian. The unique ID on the chip links to your contact information so you can be reached quickly if your pet is found. SmartTag membership also includes 30 days of PetFirst pet insurance as an introductory benefit, and they note they are the only ID tag company to include pet insurance with membership.

Celebrate the final day of the 2025 Mid-South Fair with Gospel Day, presented by 95.7 Hallelujah FM. Enjoy live music on the Main Stage featuring Billy Rivers & The Angelic Voices of Faith, Carleen Strong Tate, The Exciting Holy Sons of Chicago, Keenon Shotwell featuring Chris Williams, Joshua Johnson, Voices United Gospel Choir featuring Pastor Marvin Kelly, Kingdom Youth & Young Adult Choir, and The Memphis Seventh-day Adventist Mass Choir. Wristbands are available for $35. The midway operates without cash, a clear bag policy is in place, and guests 15 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Special thanks are noted for sponsors Mid-South Monarchs, Mississippi Ale House, Northwest Mississippi Community College, and State Farm Kimberly Taylor.

Enjoy a guided horseback ride offered daily through one of the nation’s largest urban parks, a vast landscape more than five times the size of New York’s Central Park. Follow experienced trail guides along picturesque paths and watch for wildlife including deer, ducks, cranes, and more. Calm, friendly horses make the experience accessible to beginners while still fun for seasoned riders.

Smooth saxophone melodies from Calvin Jerry Smith fill D’Bo’s Daiquiris Wings & Seafood, setting the tone for an evening of live jazz alongside wings, seafood, and drinks. Karaoke is open to anyone who wants to take the mic, and the scene leans mature and laid-back, making it a relaxed spot to unwind or meet up with friends in Memphis.

The Orion Financial Free Concert Series brings artists from the city, the nation, and abroad to the historic Overton Park Shell, a landmark shaped by generations of celebrated performers. This installment features Shakespeare at the Shell, sharing a story in which a king and three companions swear off romance, then are compelled to welcome a visiting princess and her three attendants. Each man falls in love and sets out to court his match. The women later return to their kingdom for a year, promising marriage if the men remain faithful. Tennessee Shakespeare Company, a professional not-for-profit based in Memphis, is the area’s first and only organization dedicated to live, wide-ranging productions of Shakespeare alongside socially meaningful works by classical, Southern, and modern playwrights and composers, while also providing inventive education, training, and outreach. The company affirms that Shakespeare’s stories belong to everyone, across identities, backgrounds, places, and means. It also champions the idea that Shakespeare should be central to every child’s education and that Memphis and Tennessee merit a world-class professional Shakespeare company. Food trucks will be announced. Guests may bring picnic baskets, coolers, beverages, blankets, and lawn chairs, and food and drinks are available for purchase in the AutoZone Food and Beverage Concourse. Leashed dogs are welcome in designated areas, and the venue is smoke free. Deck parties are available for a VIP-style experience.

Chicago-based vocalist Michaelyn Oby leads a program devoted to the songs of Dinah Washington as part of a series from Strictly Jazz Entertainment. Oby is known for a style that blends vintage elegance with contemporary soul, shaped by roots in Milwaukee and early performing years in Memphis. Her experience includes serving as house vocalist for The Sax on Sunday Jazz Jam, appearing on WUMR 91.7 Jazz Hot Spot, weekly sets at The King’s Palace Cafe on Beale Street, and several years as a featured entertainer aboard the American Queen Steamboat along the Mississippi River and its tributaries. After relocating to Chicago in 2019, she expanded her repertoire with solo shows such as Feeling Good and Lady Sings Ms. Ross, a tribute to Diana Ross. The tribute spotlights Dinah Washington, an American singer and pianist renowned in the 1950s and beyond. Celebrated primarily for jazz yet equally at home in blues, R&B, and traditional pop, she embraced the title Queen of the Blues and was widely called the Queen of the Jukeboxes. Her legacy includes induction into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame in 1986 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1993.

Ravyn Lenae takes the stage at Satellite Music Hall in Memphis with modern R&B shaped by airy vocals and a soulful tone. The performance creates an atmospheric mood with smooth melodies and expressive songs that showcase her distinctive style.

Set out on a two-hour dinner cruise along the Mississippi River featuring live entertainment and a full meal. Advance reservations are encouraged for this evening Memphis outing. If you are marking a birthday, anniversary, or simply want to elevate the occasion, celebration add-ons are available during checkout. A full bar is available on board for alcoholic beverages, which are sold separately and can be purchased with cash or card. The meal typically features pulled pork barbecue prepared in Memphis style, marinated grilled chicken breast, baked beans, mac and cheese, a house salad, buns, and dessert, plus complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music Cruises serve the same menu and substitutions are not offered. Meals are served once by staff from behind the service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and offerings may vary based on availability. Parking is off site and the nearest option involves an 8 to 10 minute walk, and the lot is not operated by the cruise. There is no formal dress code, though many guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

Adults at any stage of their writing journey can gather at the Memphis Public Libraries - Cordova Branch for a relaxed, peer-led writing session. The focus is on spending time drafting, then sharing work and offering constructive feedback with fellow participants. This is a collaborative club rather than a class, so there is no formal instruction. Light snacks and basic supplies such as paper, pens, and pencils are provided. Attendees are welcome to bring laptops, tablets, or any other preferred writing tools.

Build on-camera skills in a focused, encouraging class that pushes imagination and sharpens instinct. Indie Acting Studio offers small group training with hands-on coaching so you are more than a face in the crowd. The aim is to boost confidence, refine technique for the screen, and close the gap between an aspiring performer and a working professional. Expect an intensive, supportive approach that treats preparation as the key to success. The cost is $30 per class. Bring commitment and a readiness to train with intensity, then step forward with courage and make your work stand out.

The Artist Speed Date is back at Bar DKDC, bringing creators together for quick, one-on-one conversations that showcase their work and spark collaboration. Connect with the artistic community, share ideas, and explore partnerships in a format designed to help you find a compatible creative match.

This event features Hayley Williams at BankPlus Amphitheatre at Snowden Grove in Southaven, Mississippi.

Modest Mouse takes the stage at Satellite Music Hall for a concert open to fans of every age. Opening acts may change without prior notice. For accessibility requests, contact SatelliteInfo@LiveNation.com. Ticket options include a general public onsale, presales such as Ice Cream Party and Live Nation, and VIP package opportunities.

Hayley Williams performs at BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove in Southaven, Mississippi.

Take part in a free, live trivia night held each week, with gift card prizes up for grabs. Bring friends and family and put your stash of random facts to the test.

At Studio on the Square in Memphis, the premiere of Untitled Vic Matthews Project is paired with two award-winning shorts from local filmmakers. CHILDE, directed by Six Carolino, and SHADOW PEOPLE, directed by Dorian Canales, screen ahead of the feature to create a full night that highlights independent filmmaking in the city. Admission is $10.

Karaoke takes over Rockhouse Live Memphis in Memphis, giving you a chance to step up to the mic and sing.

Pack those juice boxes for a calm snack time in the stables at Bobby Lanier Farm Park - Germantown. Families can bring young children to enjoy their morning snack amid the farm’s sights and sounds, learn about the park, and interact with the animals. The experience is with Natural Recourses Program Specialist Sandy Hudson. All ages are welcome. Remember to bring a snack and a chair or blanket.

Sit N’ Fit is a free, chair-based workout led by Ms. Jessie Jones. Open to all ages and ability levels, it features gentle, seated movements that support cardiovascular health and encourage staying active. The setting is safe and welcoming, offering an accessible, low impact option for anyone looking for a comfortable way to exercise.

Experience conversational business networking with NIA Vision Builders during a monthly second-Tuesday mastermind designed to help Memphis-area professionals create strong power partners and expand opportunities through strategic referrals. Each session features engaging, interactive discussions that build trust across a variety of industries, practical exercises focused on business growth, and a value-driven agenda aimed at adding about two thousand dollars of impact to your business. The format is built to save time compared with weekly groups, and members benefit from an annual ROI guarantee, professional leadership, vetted peers for confident referrals, business growth tools that can be shared with teams, a one-seat-per-industry structure, and collaborative community projects. This gathering welcomes business owners and developers from across the region, including professionals in fields such as finance, legal, real estate, marketing, technology, creative services, health and wellness, trades, and more. First-time guests can schedule a brief conversation beforehand to ensure the best experience during the meeting. NIA Vision Builders is part of Knabb Consulting and Network in Action Memphis/Virtual.

Settle in for a smooth jazz night with The Saxman, Calvin Jerry Smith at D'bo's Daiquiris - Elvis Presley Blvd in Memphis. Enjoy live saxophone performances, food, signature daiquiris, and a little karaoke to keep the music going.

Pumpkin Party is coming to Chick-fil-A Southaven with a fall celebration for all ages. Children 12 and under can receive a free pie pumpkin to decorate, and no registration is required. Ages 13 through adult can take part in a pumpkin carving contest as teams of two. The entry fee is $20 per team, pumpkins and carving utensils are provided, and prizes range from $150 to $50 with awards for Overall Winner, Most Creative, and People’s Choice. Space is limited, and teams can reserve a spot by scanning the QR code on the event flyer. It offers a seasonal gathering centered on creativity, pumpkins, and shared memories.

Tuesday karaoke at Sidecar Cafe 2.0 in Southaven, MS is hosted by KJ Sunny.

Nationally recognized online safety speaker Ben Tracy of Haven Online Safety leads a session designed to help adults guide children through the digital world with safety and responsibility in mind. Parents, grandparents, educators, and caregivers will receive practical tools and conversation starters that emphasize awareness and preparation instead of fear. The program takes place at First Assembly Church. Complimentary childcare is available for children through fifth grade with required registration, and walk ins are not allowed. The event welcomes everyone, with childcare available to all registered attendees. FACS families can access special incentives for attending, and educators can take advantage of professional development opportunities.

Tavern 018 hosts team trivia on Tuesdays, offering a relaxed evening of questions and friendly competition.

With Victor Sawyer serving as this month's host, this interactive monthly jazz session brings rising talent and veteran players together for in-the-moment collaboration. Musicians across ages and backgrounds share the stage, exchange ideas, and dig into a broad range of tunes from the jazz tradition. The environment emphasizes inclusivity and collaboration, creating room to perform, connect, and help nurture Memphis' diverse music community.

Experience a tram tour across a 96-acre garden, with a new theme each month included with standard garden admission. Trams depart about every 25 minutes, with timing adjusted for daily attendance and events. Seating is first come, first served and service will pause during rain. To board, head to the 'Wait Here' tram tours sign just outside and to the right of Four Seasons Court. No advance sign-up is required. Appreciation goes to Town Village Audubon Park and the HW Durham Foundation for their support. Private one-hour tram tours can be arranged through Adult Group Programs.

Stay active and connect with others at a senior fitness class hosted at Capleville United Methodist Church in the Fellowship Hall. The program features gentle, enjoyable, and accessible movements designed to improve mobility and build strength for adults 55 and older. Attendance is free, and no sign up is required. Wear comfortable clothing with supportive sneakers, bring a water bottle, and feel free to invite a friend. Newcomers and regular participants are equally welcome.

Sean Murphy brings a globe-spanning sound journey to the Benjamin L. Hooks Library, performing with a wide range of instruments he has learned to play and make over the years. A multidisciplinary artist with more than three decades of experience, he holds a degree in music history with an emphasis in ethnomusicology from the University of Memphis and trained in western classical and jazz tuba. This family-friendly performance welcomes all ages, inviting both dedicated world music enthusiasts and anyone interested in live music at the library.

Rhea Lana’s of North Mississippi hosts a family shopping event at the Desoto Agri-Education Center, a large consignment resale where families help families and closets get a fresh start for fall and winter. Browse approximately 40,000 inspected items in one place and save about 60 to 90 percent off retail. The selection features children’s clothing from infant to teen plus maternity, shoes and accessories, baby gear and equipment, furniture, toys, books, DVDs, electronics, and nursery and kids décor. Early shopping tickets are available with multiple options, and early shoppers often find the best deals. Once the event opens to the public, admission is free and no tickets or passes are required. Cash and credit are accepted. For details, contact Rhonda Crabb at rhonda@rhealana.com or 901.626.1160.

Open-to-the-public axe throwing at the Southaven VFW features open throwing all evening for $10 per person. A season pass covering April through November is available for $50. Participants must be at least 10 years old and wear closed-toe shoes. No experience is required, and coaches are available to help you learn. Food and cold beer are available while supporting the VFW and the veterans it benefits.

Memphis Street Rods teams up once more with Collierville Classic Cars to present a season of cruise nights on the historic Collierville Town Square. The event features opportunities for car owners to display their vehicles, paired with a relaxed evening for friends and families to explore standout rides from across the Mid South. These cruise nights take place every other Wednesday, creating a recurring community gathering on the square. Organizers encourage the community to spread the word.

K3StudioCafe hosts an open mic where performers share music, comedy, poetry, and other talents. With more than nine years behind it, the showcase features a refreshed stage setup and updated speaker settings. Performers can take the mic, and audiences can enjoy a wide range of live performances.

Welcoming a baby can bring immense joy alongside unexpected challenges. If worry, isolation, or sadness are part of your postpartum journey, this supportive group offers a safe space to share and be heard. Rattled is a weekly, no-cost gathering led by caring nurses. It is open to all mothers, regardless of where their baby was born.

Free, beginner-friendly computer instruction is offered at Memphis Public Libraries - Cordova Branch. This session focuses on getting started with Microsoft Word. Lessons take place on the library’s public computers located in the back area. No registration is required, and adults are welcome.

Calla Medspa is celebrating its first year with an evening of food and beverages, prize raffles, giveaways, and birthday-only offers. For one night only, every service is 20 percent off. The celebration is open to friends, family, and anyone who would like to attend.

Neon lights and classic hip hop set the tone for a date night in the arcade. Salt n’ Pepa on the boombox brings a throwback soundtrack and an upbeat vibe for time together.

Enjoy axe throwing at Ash’s Irish Pub in Olive Branch, Mississippi, in the Old Town area. This public activity welcomes participants ages 10 and up, and closed-toe shoes are required. Pricing includes $10 free play and season subscriptions starting at $50. Private event packages are available starting at $350.

Indie Acting Studio hosts a supportive acting class that fosters creativity and confidence while encouraging quick instincts, emotional range, and a vivid imagination. Ongoing training is highlighted as the way to advance, stay sharp, and gain insight that can support booking opportunities. The philosophy mirrors the habits of athletes, dancers, and musicians who train consistently to reach their goals. The class fee is thirty dollars.

Trivia Night at Board to Beers features team play with questions that span a mix of entertaining topics. Owner Taylor Herndon hosts, keeping the energy upbeat as teams vie for house cash. Participation is free, all ages are welcome, and groups can be any size. Expect good beer and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Outside food is permitted with a $5 fee.

Test your knowledge at Tony’s Trophy Room All-American Grill during Thursday night trivia. Play solo or team up with friends as you tackle questions and compete for weekly gift card prizes. Enjoy dinner or drinks while you play, and check out the $20 draft beer towers available all day Thursday. There is no cover at the door, and a $15 minimum spend per participating adult applies.

A weekly meditation circle offers a calm, supportive setting for anyone interested in starting or deepening a mindfulness practice. Sessions may include guided or silent meditation, with techniques that can change from week to week. There is time for grounding, reflection, and connection. Chairs are provided, and participants may bring a cushion if they prefer. Open to everyone, no experience needed. This is a free, donation based offering, and contributions are welcome but not required. The circle may pause on select dates and during inclement weather, then resumes the following week. Additional dates may be added with updates shared in advance.

Teams come together for a fun trivia contest at East End Grill Hwy 64, putting their knowledge to the test in a friendly setting.

This dinner cruise on the Mississippi River in Memphis pairs live entertainment with a served meal for a relaxing experience on the water. Advance reservations are suggested, and celebration package add-ons are available at checkout for birthdays, anniversaries, or any occasion that calls for something extra. A full bar is on board for alcoholic purchases, 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, dessert, and complimentary tea and water. All Dinner & Music Cruises offer the same menu and substitutions are not available. Meals are served by staff from behind the food service area on disposable dinnerware due to COVID-19 restrictions, and offerings may change based on availability. Parking is off site, and the closest lot is not owned by the operator. There is no dress code, and most guests choose attire ranging from casual to semi-formal.

The Bryan Eng Trio features New York based pianist, singer, composer, and actor Bryan Eng, a fast rising talent praised by BroadwayWorld for delivering entertainment every time he is on the bill and by the Chicago Sun-Times for his star power. Eng’s credits include performances at the Kennedy Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Birdland, as well as appearances on Broadway and on television in Law & Order and Chicago Fire. At the Carlyle Hotel he became the youngest resident artist, drawing comparisons to the great Bobby Short. Highlights of his career include headlining the Met Gala Party and the Tony Awards Party, opening for Chaka Khan and Sheryl Crow, receiving the Julie Wilson Award for Emerging Artists at Rose Hall, and a featured set on the Dave Koz Somma Cruise in the French Riviera. A Northwestern University graduate, he first earned widespread notice in Chicago through multiple residencies and notable regional theater roles, then moved to New York City to join the Broadway cast of Plaza Suite with Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. He now appears at the Carlyle and around the country with the Bryan Eng Trio.

Take the mic and sing your favorites at a karaoke night hosted at Earnestine & Hazel's in Memphis.