Events in Memphis, TN

Share your music, comedy, poetry, or another talent at this open mic night hosted by K3. The event features a new stage setting and updated speaker settings.

This expo centers on improving quality of life for older adults in Germantown and welcomes seniors as well as their friends and family. It takes place at The Great Hall & Conference Center in Germantown, TN. Complimentary coffee and refreshments will be available. For more information, contact Michelle Forbert at 751-7638 or MForbert@Germantown-TN.gov.

Settle in for focused quilting time with a personal table and access to shared cutting and ironing stations equipped with mats and irons. Participants may bring Sew-Ezi tables, personal ironing setups, and any additional tools to customize their workspace, while shared items remain at the common stations. Fees cover multiple brunches and dinners throughout the retreat, with a potluck dinner planned so guests can bring a favorite dish. Linens are provided, though personal toiletries should be packed. A kitchen is available for storing any extra food, and while some drinks are on hand, attendees may bring specific preferences. Each room includes a personal coffee pod machine, with extra supplies available in the small kitchen pantry. Pricing options include two-night stays at $276 for single occupancy or $244 per person for double occupancy, and three-night stays at $356 for single occupancy or $332 per person for double occupancy. For details and the registration form, email Nanasquilting2@aol.com.

This free legal clinic offers information about obtaining a divorce without hiring an attorney. After an educational presentation by Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc., attorneys will provide limited advice about eligibility to use pro se divorce forms and answer questions about completing them. Those seeking legal advice must complete a required intake, and the individual seeking a divorce must be present. Attorneys cannot fill out the forms or represent participants in court.

Welcoming a new baby can bring joy as well as anxiety, isolation, or sadness. This free weekly support group, facilitated by compassionate nurses, offers support to all moms, regardless of where their baby was born. New moms are not alone.

A certified professional from Methodist North Hospital leads this informative, interactive class about managing diabetes. A colorful map helps explore the highs and lows of living with diabetes, alongside nutrition education focused on making healthier food choices.

Enjoy six weeks of relaxed Mah Jongg play in a friendly social league at La Baguette in East Memphis. There is no timed play, and players of all skill levels are welcome. Players are placed at tables with others of similar skill levels, and everyone is eligible for weekly door prizes.

Cooper-Young Night Out brings together neighborhood businesses and restaurants for an evening of music, food and drink discounts, retail deals, trivia, happy hours, open houses, art shows, and other activities. Visitors can stroll through the historic neighborhood, listen to free music at the gazebo, and enjoy games such as shuffleboard and pool.

Spend date night amid the neon glow of the arcade, with Salt-N-Pepa playing on the boombox.

At Memphis Country Club, the 5th Annual Southern Supper offers an elegant evening of Southern hospitality benefiting Southern Reins Center for Equine Therapy. Presented by Kimery Wealth Management, this fundraiser supports program services for children and adults across the Mid-South who live with disabilities or hardship. The night begins with a cocktail hour featuring a silent auction for browsing and bidding, then continues with a memorable family-style Southern dinner. Event sponsorships and individual tickets are available.

Twenty songwriters share their best songs in a showcase where the audience votes for the winners. Cash prizes totaling $275 are awarded, and there is a $7 cover charge at the door. For information about producing a song, message the event page or email Shara.

Strengthen your yoga practice and enjoy the benefits of light exercise with instructor Laura Gray McCann. The yoga style adapts to each group’s needs, and all experience levels are welcome. This free, drop-in program is first come, first served, with capacity dependent on weather and location.

Develop your acting skills in a nurturing class that encourages creativity, exploration, confidence, spontaneity, emotional depth, and imagination. Ongoing training can sharpen your abilities and deepen your insight. The class is open to anyone committed to practicing and working toward their goals.

A prom-style evening created for adults features performances by two comedians, a chance to take the mic for karaoke, and plenty of time to dance while leaving the drama at home. Each ticket includes access to a pasta bar with a side salad, a beverage, and dessert. Tickets will be available through Eventbrite, and quantities are limited.

Overton Square’s fall movie series returns with a free outdoor screening in the Courtyard featuring Last Holiday. Guests can spread out with picnic blankets and folding chairs for a laid-back night of cinema under the stars. The film is rated PG-13 and parental discretion is advised. This event is open to the public, and outside food or beverages are not permitted.

This welcoming weekly meditation circle offers a supportive space to begin or deepen a meditation practice, explore mindfulness, and reconnect with stillness. Sessions may include guided or silent meditation, along with time for grounding, reflection, and connection. Chairs are provided, and participants may bring a cushion if they prefer. No prior experience is needed. The offering is free, and donations are welcome but not required.

Enjoy a free trivia game with questions spanning a variety of topics. Hosted by owner Taylor Herndon, the game welcomes all ages and has no team-size limit. Teams compete for house cash, and outside food is welcome with a fee.

Put your knowledge to the test at a trivia night at Tony's Trophy Room All-American Grill in Collierville. Play solo or with a team, enjoy dinner or drinks, and compete for weekly gift card prizes. Thursday drink specials include $20 draft towers. There is no door cover fee, and participating adults must spend at least $15.

The Ted Ludwig Trio returns to the Green Room stage as part of the Modern Masters series, featuring Memphis native and acclaimed jazz bassist Rodney Jordan. A versatile performer, Jordan brings together classical bass training, rich and soulful tones, and a strong sense of swing. He is an Associate Professor of Jazz Studies at Florida State University and has performed and recorded with many leading jazz musicians, as well as joining the Marcus Roberts Trio in 2009.

Karaoke takes place every Thursday at Earnestine & Hazel’s.

Explore ideas for home improvement projects and connect face-to-face with local and national vendors for insights and guidance. Whether you are considering a kitchen remodel, an outdoor living update, or smaller changes around the house, the show offers options to help you get started. Admission is free.

Support the Lakeland Middle Prep Band by enjoying Zaxby’s during this Spirit Night fundraiser. A portion of sales will be donated to the band when Lakeland Middle Prep Band is mentioned at the register or at the drive-thru window. Choose favorites like Chicken Fingerz, Buffalo Wings, or a fresh Zalad and turn dinner into direct support for these student performers.

Enjoy a relaxed, social painting experience where you choose a paint kit from a selection of curated designs. Step-by-step instruction and supplies for your selected kit are included. Paint kits and designs must be purchased and selected at least 48 hours in advance, as kits cannot be changed or purchased on the day of the event.

Celebrate a mother-and-son outing with an evening of climbing, adventure, laughter, and bonding at HighPoint Climbing and Fitness Gym.

Almost Elton John & The Rocketmen brings a vibrant celebration of Elton John’s music to Lafayette’s Music Room in Memphis. Internationally acclaimed tribute artist Jerred Price leads the band through beloved hits and deeper cuts, capturing the spirit and heart of the Rocket Man from the opening notes to the final encore. Recognized by Yahoo! News as a premier Elton John tribute worldwide, the show has earned a four-star rating from the Memphis Flyer and has been praised by Priscilla Presley. The spectacle features meticulously recreated suits and an eight foot LED screen wrapped piano, modeled after Elton John’s Million Dollar Piano from his Las Vegas residency. Price also appeared at Elton John’s 60th birthday celebration in New York City, and his dynamic vocals anchor a performance crafted to feel as close as possible to the original. Reservations are handled directly by Lafayette’s Music Room, and RSVPs do not guarantee entry. Contact the venue for reservations or questions about door cover charges.

Panache Cares’ annual Paint, Sip and Dip fundraiser features live spoken word poetry by Ranieka “Flo” Butler, Dassia Rose, Tobias Towers, and Nick Nova. The evening brings together art, poetry, cocktails, and food while supporting Panache Cares’ mission to serve women, children, and families in the community.

Enjoy a two-hour cruise on the Mississippi River with live entertainment and a meal featuring Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken, baked beans, macaroni and cheese, house salad, buns, dessert, and complimentary tea and water. The menu is served by staff on disposable dinnerware, does not offer substitutions, and may change due to shortages. A full bar is available for purchases, with cash and card accepted. Advance reservations are suggested, and celebration package add-ons are available for special occasions. There is no dress code, and guests typically dress casually to semi-formally.

Enjoy karaoke at Rockhouse Live Raleigh Lagrange.

The Brother Mark Sullivan Golf Scramble supports Christian Brothers University Athletics and its student-athletes. Golfers can register individually or as teams of four to compete in the scramble, with a putting competition and other activities also included. Sponsorship opportunities include hole and beverage cart sponsorships.

The second annual Veterans Day 5K/0K in Munford, Tennessee supports Irreverent Warriors, an organization that brings veterans together through humor and camaraderie to strengthen mental health and help prevent veteran suicide. Race day check-in takes place before the start. Every participant receives an event shirt and a medal. After the finish, enjoy a vendor fair and a post race celebration.

Now in its third year, Cruisin’ & Craftin’ for a Mission blends a family-friendly car show with a lively craft market to support upcoming mission trips through Longview Heights Baptist Church. Visitors can browse handmade items such as home decor, jewelry, and baked treats from local makers, a convenient way to find unique holiday gifts while contributing to a cause. The car show highlights classics, trucks, and specialty vehicles for enthusiasts to admire. Concessions and a welcoming sense of community set the tone, and proceeds go toward the church’s mission work.

Taking place at Lightfoot Farm Market, this event offers free entry and parking at no cost for a stress free visit. Enjoy easy access to the market without worrying about admission or parking fees.

Memphis Diecast & Toy Show brings together diecast items, Hot Wheels, toys, comics, and more. The event takes place at Bartlett Station Municipal Center. General admission is $3, with an early bird option available for $5.

The YMCA of Memphis & the Mid-South is hosting a one-day hiring event in the Hernando area for those interested in working with children, supporting early learning, and fostering a welcoming environment for families. Available roles include full-time and part-time early learning teachers as well as cooks. The event is geared toward job seekers from DeSoto County, Senatobia, and nearby North Mississippi communities. Attendees can learn about benefits such as a complimentary YMCA membership, no-cost or reduced-cost childcare, flexible scheduling, access to earned pay when needed, and clear paths for career growth.

Kick off the holidays at a no-cost, family friendly market showcasing skilled artisans and independent makers. Explore handmade goods and discover unique gifts throughout Crosstown Concourse, with happenings set both inside and outside. Enjoy craft beer and tasty options from the restaurants within Crosstown Concourse, and soak up a cheerful seasonal vibe while lending support to small businesses.

Enjoy unlimited cereal, cartoons on the projector, and arcade play in a relaxed setting. Admission includes unlimited arcade games and cereal, with the cereal selection announced each week.

All levels are welcome to this free drop-in program led by Milan Vigil. Taijiquan, a Chinese martial art, promotes relaxation, improves balance, and offers no-impact aerobic benefits. Participation is first come, first served, with capacity depending on weather and location.

The 4th annual 901 Hot Wing Festival brings the heat to Grind City Brewing Company in downtown Memphis. Twenty teams will be cooking and serving their best hot wings while competing for top honors. Guests can sample entries by making a donation and then help choose a winner through a People’s Choice vote. Entry is free, and all tasting donations go directly to the Memphis Child Advocacy Center.

The first Community Day at the Museum’s new Overton Park location offers free admission for visitors of all ages. Spend the day discovering what is on display in the galleries, trying interactive activities, and watching metalsmithing demonstrated live. The lineup includes performances from local musicians, a variety of food trucks, and a museum shop with artist-made items. Create a scratch block art tile for $20, and look forward to an Iron Pour as part of the festivities.

Enjoy a fall festival featuring clinic tours, opportunities to meet the veterinary team, adoptable dogs from Tails of Hope Dog Rescue, local vendors, shopping, games, food, pup cups, special guests, and seasonal activities. Items will also be available for purchase, with proceeds supporting the rescue dogs. Dogs are welcome and must remain leashed. Admission is free.

Enjoy a free, all-ages drop-in program with supplies included. Each month features an inspiring project focused on a new location of the Dixon.

Puppy Pals Live delivers high-energy comedy and canine stunts, featured on America’s Got Talent. Rescued dogs who went from shelters to the spotlight show skills like climbing ladders, jumping rope, and even performing a backflip. The performance lasts about 70 minutes and is filled with surprises that keep both kids and adults engaged. Training is entirely positive and reward based, and the dogs live as free-roaming household pets, creating a cast that genuinely enjoys being on stage.

Bring your crochet hooks and yarn to a welcoming club for beginners learning to crochet and experienced crocheters who can share their knowledge. First-time crocheters will receive a starter package with supplies to begin.

Celebrate Pottery Haven’s eighth anniversary and the start of the holiday season with a Christmas open house. Children can paint pottery during a special visit with Santa. The $25 cost includes a coupe plate, a snack, glaze, and kiln firing. Advance reservations are required, and spots are limited.

Buying a home for the first time can leave you unsure where to begin. This workshop walks participants through the process and features insights from Crye Leike agent Darnell McCurdy.

This all-amateur fight card features established fighters and rising competitors from Memphis, Arkansas, and Missouri, all looking to make their mark.

Color My World offers a drop-in space to relax and create. Enjoy quiet coloring, chat softly, or try an optional mini-activity.

Grammy Award winner Victory Boyd, a singer, songwriter, and producer, brings a distinctive blend of gospel, soul, folk, and spiritual reflection, creating a sound that feels timeless and personal. The night opens with Memphis singer songwriter Doll McCoy.

Experience Josh Turner's deep country vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and smooth melodies in a live performance featuring timeless hits and lasting memories.

Enjoy a two-hour cruise on the Mississippi River with live entertainment and a meal featuring Memphis-style pulled pork barbecue, marinated grilled chicken, baked beans, macaroni and cheese, house salad, buns, dessert, and complimentary tea and water. The menu is served by staff on disposable dinnerware, does not offer substitutions, and may change due to shortages. A full bar is available for purchases, with cash and card accepted. Advance reservations are suggested, and celebration package add-ons are available for special occasions. There is no dress code, and guests typically dress casually to semi-formally.

Trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard, an eight-time Grammy winner, salutes the 100th anniversaries of jazz innovators Miles Davis and John Coltrane with a dedicated concert at the Highland Capital Performance Hall. Appearing with his band the E-Collective, he shapes the celebration into music that respects their legacy while unfolding in the present, offering a tribute that feels alive and continually evolving.

Enjoy karaoke on Saturdays at Rockhouse Live.

A floral-themed Bachata night bringing together Tokyo and an international atmosphere. The evening features seasonal flowers, an elegant dress code, signature cocktails designed by Yazoo, a workshop, dancing, and a Best Dresser Award. The theme flower, dress code, Sip of the Day, and international guest instructor will be announced. Floral direction is by Karin, with the event produced by La Bachata Tokyo.

Explore a large urban park on horseback with the help of trail guides. Riders may spot deer, ducks, cranes, and other wildlife along the way. The horses are described as suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.

Enjoy a soulful Sunday with live music from the Jimmy James Band at D'Bo's on Elvis Presley Boulevard in Memphis.

Connect with the Memphis running community through a welcoming group run. Whether you are an experienced runner, new to running, or prefer to walk, everyone is welcome.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra brings its distinctive big band jazz to life with lush arrangements and danceable swing, capturing the spirit of the 1940s. On the road since 1956, the band bridges generations with beloved tunes such as Chattanooga Choo Choo, Moonlight Serenade, and In the Mood. This program salutes the American songbook with smooth harmonies, bright brass, and a toe-tapping energy that celebrates timeless music.

Bowling for Soup performs at Satellite Music Hall. This all ages show welcomes fans of every generation. Supporting acts may change without notice. For accessible accommodations, contact SatelliteInfo@LiveNation.com. Artist and Live Nation presales are offered, followed by a public onsale.

Settle in for a calm snack time in the stables with Sandy Hudson while taking in the sights and sounds of the Farm Park. Parents can bring their little ones for a morning snack outdoors, learn more about the Farm Park, and interact with the animals. Participants of all ages are welcome. Please bring a snack and a chair or blanket.

Medium Build takes the stage at Satellite Music Hall in Memphis for a night that blends raw emotion with soaring indie rock. The performance pairs vulnerable storytelling with moments built to fill a live room, carried by heartfelt vocals and honest lyrics. Shaped around connection, it offers an experience that feels both intimate and energetic. Tickets are available now.

Socket Fiber hosts a community pop-up at Sugar Ghost Ice Cream & Bubble Tea in Germantown, offering a complimentary small ice cream or tea for each guest. Attendees can meet the team, ask questions, and learn more about the fiber internet available in the area. Anyone who signs up for service during the event receives one month free.

Trey and Lea lead a marriage workshop at Goodman Oaks Church of Christ in Southaven, Mississippi, designed to help couples strengthen their relationship. Admission is free, childcare is offered, and attendees receive a complimentary workbook. Registration is required.

A free Stronger Marriage Workshop, open to the public, offers two sessions focused on practical ways to strengthen marriages and families. Attendees receive a workbook with clear outlines to follow during the presentations, making it easy to track key points and apply them later. No one is asked to speak, join small groups, or be singled out at any time. The content is shared in a lively, fast paced setting with simple, actionable ideas. Free childcare is available. The workshop takes place at Goodman Oaks Church of Christ.

Ring in the holiday season with Thumpdaddy at a festive event that turns a fun outing into support for a brighter Christmas for others. More information will be announced soon.

Madonna Learning Center hosts a festive Holiday Market filled with seasonal spirit, shopping, and good food. Explore handmade gifts, home accents, artisan treats, and other holiday essentials gathered in one welcoming marketplace. Vendor registration is available for those interested in participating.

Pets can get festive photos with Santa Paws at Hollywood Feed. All kinds of animals are welcome, from dogs and cats to goats. Each photo is a $10 donation, payable by cash, credit, PayPal, or Venmo. Photos are delivered the same day.

This Star City Games Regional Championship Qualifier for 2026 Season 5 Round 2 is a competitive Standard event capped at 32 players. The tournament runs with Swiss rounds and advances based on attendance, cutting to Top 4 with 9 to 16 players and to Top 8 with 17 to 32, and moving directly into single elimination if there are exactly eight entrants. Decklists are required and must be turned in before play begins. A Wizards account is required, and the Companion app can be used for registration. Entry is $31.19 before tax. The winner receives a foil special promo, the Top 8 earn extra promos and enamel pins, all participants receive a promo, and top finishers take home Magic: The Gathering Play boosters scaled to the number of players.

Mint Condition Vintage Markets brings more than 30 vintage vendors to Soul & Spirits Brewery for an afternoon of vintage finds, beer, and plenty of good vibes. The market is curated to offer an equal mix of home goods and clothing or accessories, creating a balanced experience for many tastes. Vendor applications for this edition are closed. Sellers interested in future opportunities can request to be added to the email list at katie@mintconditionvintage.co. For reliable information, respond only to communications from Mint Condition Vintage or Soul & Spirits Brewery.

Celebrating 65 years of comedy, The Second City presents a high-energy showcase that blends its signature improvisation with witty songs, memorable characters, and time-tested sketches. From the troupe that helped launch talents like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, and Keegan-Michael Key, this Best of Second City performance comes to the Highland Capital Performance Hall. The Center Stage Series sponsor is AB Jets.

Bring your pet to a microchip clinic at Hollywood Feed - Bartlett in Bartlett, TN. Microchipping is $20 per pet and includes registration. Payment is accepted by cash, Venmo, PayPal, and major credit or debit cards, and checks are not accepted. To speed up check-in, complete the registration form in advance, fill out one form per pet, and provide it to the volunteers when you arrive. The clinic uses SmartTag microchips that feature an anti migration design to help the chip remain in place so it can be easily located and scanned. If a lost pet is brought to a shelter or veterinarian, the chip’s unique ID number links to your contact information through SmartTag, which is used to reach you and reunite you with your pet. A SmartTag Membership also includes 30 days of PetFirst pet insurance as an introductory benefit to help with veterinary expenses. SmartTag is the only ID tag company to include pet insurance with membership.

This installment of Strictly Jazz Entertainment’s series spotlights NYC-based duo Jeremy and Dermel Warren as they explore the music of vocalist Betty Carter and drummer Elvin Jones. Known for blending deep soul and gospel roots with the energy of New York’s hip hop and jazz scenes, the pair brings a personal voice to these two towering legacies. Performing as JD Warren and The Rudiment, the husband and wife team formed the group in 2015 and released the album “Jeremy Warren-I Can Do All Things” in 2016 to high praise from outlets such as Jazz Times, Improvijazzation Nation, All About Jazz, AXS, and others. Their credits include stages like Blue Note NYC, Minton’s Harlem, Club Bonafide, and Cornelia St Café. The group has appeared at Jazz at The Buckman Center in Memphis, the Katy Jazz Festival where they also led masterclasses and workshops for students, and Jazz in the Park in Patterson, New Jersey across multiple years. They have also shared the Made in New York Gala stage with artists including Randy Brecker, Fransico Mela, and John Patituci. Drummer Jeremy Warren leads the composing and arranging, while vocalist Dermel Warren crafts the lyrics. Betty Carter earned a reputation, alongside Art Blakey, as a seminal mentor of young jazz artists and was celebrated for a fearless, highly original approach to vocal improvisation. Many musicians who came through her bands went on to lead their own, including Geri Allen, Stephen Scott, Don Braden, and Christian McBride. She launched Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead, a one to two week seminar developed with organizations such as the International Association for Jazz Education, 651 Arts, and the Kennedy Center, culminating in a final concert featuring students with instructors. She continued this work throughout her life and received the National Medal of Arts in 1997. Elvin Jones, a defining post-bop drummer, is best known for his role in John Coltrane’s quartet from late 1960 to late 1965, appearing on landmark recordings such as My Favorite Things, A Love Supreme, Ascension, and Live at Birdland. He later led his own trio and expanded ensembles under the name The Elvin Jones Jazz Machine. He occasionally recorded with his brothers, Hank and Thad Jones, both acclaimed musicians. Inducted into the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame in 1995, he is widely regarded, including by historian Ted Gioia, as one of the most influential drummers in jazz history.

Kurt Vile & the Violators arrive in a chapter defined by Philadelphia’s been good to me, Vile’s 2026 release that brings his focus back to his hometown. He describes it as his strongest vocal and electric guitar work and his most organic recording, mostly self-produced with support from Adam Langellotti, keyboardist Matthew Jugenheimer, drummer Kyle Spence, guitarist Jesse Trbovrich, and longtime collaborator Rob Schnapf. The title track salutes Philadelphia while nodding to Tom Petty, and Chance to Bleed features Memphis artists Natalie Hoffman and Greg Cartwright. You Don’t Know Cuz It’s My Life builds toward a crowd-ready refrain, carried by an easygoing confidence and a renewed sense of hometown pride.

Helena, an artist and art teacher, leads a paint and sip at Hometown Nutrition that centers on creativity with wine and snacks. Admission is $20, which covers one glass of wine and a mini charcuterie board. Attendees may bring their own beverages. Teas, coffees, and shakes from Hometown Nutrition will be available.

Little Feat brings The Last Farewell Tour to the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts, celebrating a signature mix of rock, blues, funk, jazz, folk, and New Orleans rhythms honed over more than fifty years. Their catalog includes fan favorites such as Dixie Chicken, Willin', and Oh Atlanta. The Hot Tomato Horns join the show as well, with Memphis musicians Art Edmaiston and Marc Franklin on saxophone and trumpet, adding to the band’s wide ranging live sound.

JSA will be on site to accept submissions for autograph authentication, with service fees starting at $25. Recognized by major auction houses, dealers, and collectors worldwide, JSA certification can help boost the value and marketability of signed items. To save time, submission forms may be completed in advance. Standard submission pricing is available, and cash will not be accepted for authentication services at this event.

Next Stop Comedy presents a night of stand-up at One Memphis Street, featuring a rotating roster of comedians. Each edition introduces a fresh mix of performers, including talent with television and podcast credits. The series brings quality comedy to neighborhood venues, offering a new slate of laughs with every show.

Capture a cheerful photo with Santa Paws at Hollywood Feed. Animals of every kind are welcome, including dogs, cats, and goats. Each picture is a $10 donation, with payment accepted by cash, credit, PayPal, or Venmo. Photos are provided the same day.

Blackwater Marsh Airsoft & Hobbies in Munford, TN hosts a competitive Magic: The Gathering Regional Championship Qualifier in the Star City Games series for 2026 Season 5 Round 2, played in Standard. Entry is $31.19 before tax. A Wizards account is required and decklists must be turned in before play begins. The event runs as Swiss, cutting to Top 4 with 9 to 16 players, to Top 8 with 17 to 32 players, and moving straight into a single elimination round if exactly eight players attend. Seating is limited to 32. Everyone receives a promo, with extra rewards for top finishers that include special promos for the Top 8, enamel pins for those Top 8 players, play packs for high performers, a special foil promo for the champion, and Magic: The Gathering Play Boosters awarded to top players based on overall turnout.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing with sweeping rooftop views over the Mississippi. The Memphis Astronomical Society will guide a celestial exploration on the grassy roof of Beale Street Landing. The event is free and open to all ages, weather permitting. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Memphis Whiskey Festival offers a memorable evening centered on good food and a wide range of spirits. Sample pours from local, regional, and global distilleries while local restaurants showcase their mixology by serving their best whiskey cocktails for tasting. The celebration unfolds across indoor and outdoor spaces, with offerings from local food vendors, a cigar lounge for guests who enjoy cigars, and opportunities to capture memorable photos. The event supports Volunteer Memphis, so each pour makes a difference for this organization.

Enjoy a calm snack break in the stables at Bobby Lanier Farm Park - Germantown with Natural Recourses Program Specialist Sandy Hudson while taking in the sights and sounds of the Farm Park. Parents can bring little ones to get outdoors, learn more about the Farm Park, and spend time with the animals. All ages are welcome to take part. Please bring a snack and a chair or a blanket.

Rival Sons bring the Domestic Bliss Tour to Minglewood Hall for a general admission standing show. The venue operates cashless. Ticketing includes artist and local presales and a VIP package presale, followed later by a public onsale and a VIP package onsale.

Nerd Alert is a family-run arcade with no outside partners, relying entirely on its customers. When someone calls, it reaches their personal cellphone. The family fixes machines every day, covers building upkeep, and takes care of the cleaning, with their children helping at the register. It has been a difficult year for small businesses, so after the Black Friday rush they encourage shoppers to choose small and local to keep this neighborhood arcade thriving.

At the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts in Memphis, The Official Tribute to Bobby Womack: Players Ball 2026 honors the songs and spirit of an R&B icon. Memphis soul veteran Stacey Merino, who toured with Bobby Womack for 25 years, leads the concert with special guest Courtney Little. Expect classics from "If You Think You’re Lonely Now" to "Across 110th Street", powerful vocals, and a heartfelt connection to Womack’s legacy.

Please note that this show has been rescheduled from its original date.

At Great American Cookies in Carriage Crossing, Collierville, a giveback event directs a portion of sales to the Junior Auxiliary of Collierville to support its work serving children in the community. Attendees are encouraged to take photos and tag Junior Auxiliary of Collierville.

Cozy up by the firepits, toast marshmallows with s’mores kits available for purchase, and sip a warm drink during this fireside evening. Wander among the holiday lights and enjoy cozy moments at Memphis Botanic Garden.

Celebrate an evening of holiday fun at the Ugly Sweater Party at Lightfoot Farm Market. Show off your most outrageous and festive Christmas sweater while browsing more than 25 market vendors for gift shopping, then grab dinner and drinks from on site food trucks. Expect a lively night on the farm filled with seasonal cheer. Admission is free and open to all ages, so bring your holiday spirit and your ugliest sweater.

Lightfoot Farm Market hosts a market event with complimentary admission and parking. Enjoy a simple visit without fees for entry or to park.

Get ready for feeding your newborn with a practical prenatal class designed to build confidence before baby arrives. The class covers latch, positioning, feeding cues, cluster feeding, hand expression, how to tell your baby is getting enough, and when to seek support. An additional session has been added for those who could not attend the original date. This session takes place at The Sozo Center. The fee is $49 per couple, and a support person is included in the rate and encouraged to attend. Advance registration is required and space is limited.

MidSouth Toy Fest returns for its fourth year in a larger space, with returning vendors, new vendors, and an artist’s alley featuring local artists and crafters. Browse collectibles and toys, including vintage Star Wars figures, GI Joe Classified releases, rare Transformers, and Hot Toys, or look for a unique gift from the artist’s alley. New, unopened toys will also be collected for Toys for Tots, supporting local children ages 0 to 12. Door prizes are planned, with past examples including vintage Star Wars figures and a Millennium Falcon.

Darren Criss brings a dynamic concert to the Highland Capital Performance Hall, showcasing songs from across his career as a songwriter and performer. With recognition that includes Emmy, Golden Globe, and Tony awards, he shares familiar selections tied to Glee, StarKid, and the Broadway productions he has led. The event has been rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances. Tickets from the original performance date will be honored automatically, and no action is required. If attendance is no longer possible, refunds are available for 30 days. For assistance with refunds or questions, the box office can be reached at (901) 751-7500. Center Stage Sponsor AB Jets is acknowledged for support.

Blakgraz brings a high energy, more than three hour performance to 10th Inning Sports Bar & Grill in Southaven, Mississippi. Expect music that moves across 11 genres and a catalog of more than 112 original songs, mixed with fan favorite covers, sing along moments, dance worthy jams, interactive fun, and surprise giveaways. Five named guitars, Tiff, Rosa, Betty, Stella, and Sandy, help shape the sound throughout the show. Led by Tom, the project draws on a track record that includes number one songs on MP3.com, national airplay, and appearances with major touring acts. Releases since 2010 range from Lust to Soveran, with the 2025 project Rufus continuing the momentum, and the song What If I Told You surpassing 1.8 million online plays. Recent recognition includes eight nominations at the 2025 International Music Awards. Admission is free, with food and drinks available on site.

RSVP Chorus brings a festive program of Christmas music that blends favorite songs, shared traditions, and moments of laughter with reflections on the heart of the season. Familiar melodies aim to spark memories while a touch of fun keeps the spirit bright. The performance takes place at Germantown Community Theatre.

Downtown Hernando transforms into a holiday storybook as the Hernando Christmas Parade celebrates A Nutcracker Christmas. Marching toy soldiers, glittering snowflakes, and Nutcracker enchantment fill the streets alongside festive floats and plenty of seasonal cheer. Families can enjoy a hometown tradition full of pageantry and celebration. Presented by Legacy New Homes. To inquire about entering a float, email chamber@hernandoms.org because space is limited.

The Sounds of Christmas, featuring RSVP Chorus, will take place at the Morton Museum of Collierville History in Collierville, TN. The program showcases favorite holiday songs alongside nostalgic memories, lighthearted fun, and reflections on the meaning of the season. Tickets are available through the Morton Museum website.

Memphis’s holiday tradition celebrates youthful imagination with magical new sets, gorgeous costumes, and more than 100 professional dancers and students from across the city.

The Mid-South Collectible Toy Show takes place at The Venue at Bartlett Station as the Last Chance Christmas Sale, open to the public with free admission and free parking. Vendor tables are sold out again, bringing together more than 60 vendors across 102 tables with collectibles, toys, artwork, trading cards, handmade creations, and more. TCG enthusiasts can browse Pokémon, One Piece, Disney, Marvel, Riftbound, and Magic: The Gathering, along with accessories for card games. Toy and pop culture seekers will find vintage and modern pieces, Funko Pops, anime figures and statues, custom plush, comic books, and sports cards and memorabilia. Artists and creators will showcase prints, sketch cards, animal portraits, in-person anime portraits, crochet and sewn work, laser-engraved character art on wood, 3D-crafted items, plus 8-bit and bead art. Multiple vendors will be live streaming from the show, and there will be unique handmade items, one-of-a-kind collectibles, and other surprises to discover. The Star Wars 501st Legion will be back for this show, continuing a year of appearances. Whether you are searching for a specific piece, starting a new collection, or supporting local artists and makers, there is something here for many types of collectors. Important note for vendors, do not respond to fake accounts asking for money. This event does not take down payments, reservation fees, service fees, collectible cleaning fees, table fees, or any other random charges. Payment information is communicated only through the official Mid-South Collectible Toy Show page.

This barrel race features $200 added money and a 75 percent payout. It is BBR approved. Payment is cash only on the day of the show. Entries are accepted only after payment is made, and tabs are not available. Fees are $4 for trainers, $5 for beginner, $30 for open, $25 for youth, $25 for adult, $20 for MSPBA open poles, and $20 for MSPBA youth poles. The format uses 1/2, 1/2, 1 splits. All classes offer the option to roll over. Poles will run in a combined draw format. Beginner riders may not enter any other barrel classes, and this category is reserved for true beginners. A $5 gate fee per rider and a $10 non-member fee apply, with the option to become an NBHA member. For questions, contact Callie Eubanks or Carley Amason.

Hosted by the Psi Sigma Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, this jazz and blues brunch brings the spirit of the Roaring Twenties to The Great Hall with music, brunch, and camaraderie. A silent auction will be held, with proceeds benefiting the chapter’s Scholarship Program and helping expand educational opportunities in the community. Attendees are encouraged to embrace 1920s style for a touch of vintage glamour while supporting a meaningful cause. Tickets are $75 per person.

Returning to BPACC, this holiday ballet follows Clara after an encounter with the mysterious Herr Drosselmeyer sets a magical journey in motion. Guided by her Nutcracker Prince, she travels through wondrous realms, faces the Mouse King, and meets the Snow Queen and the Cavalier. Local dancers from Esprit de Corps Dance Company bring the story to life to Tchaikovsky's original score, including the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for youth under 18.

A performance by the Count Basie Orchestra takes place in the Highland Capital Performance Hall. Founded by pianist and bandleader William James 'Count' Basie, the orchestra remains a leading presence in jazz more than three decades after his death. Under Scotty Barnhart's leadership, the program features swing, blues, and improvisation that carry forward Basie's legacy. The Jazz Series is sponsored by The Village at Germantown, with Campbell Clinic as the show sponsor.

A daytime dance party for the 30+ crowd, built around nostalgic favorites, forgotten hits, and songs made for singing along. Expect a lively room filled with shared choruses, confetti, CO2 blasts, and hands-in-the-air energy, with a focus on music, connection, and having a proper night out before midnight.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating line-up of stand-up comedians to local venues. Each show features a fresh selection of performers, including acts seen on television and heard on podcasts.

Get ready for a full day of K-pop fun at Seoul Beat Fest, featuring vendors, food trucks, and dance competitions. It’s an all-ages, in-person festival with free parking, and the schedule runs all day from morning through the afternoon. A specific venue will be announced later.