Every issue of Hey Memphis.

The Grizzlies' home opener, Laugh Box at Hattiloo, and Pilates under the stars at Tom Lee Park

A new rat musical on Mud Island, Sheree Renee Thomas at Novel, and free jazz at the Scheidt

A six-hour drone concert, costumed life drawing at the Monster Market, and a Monday poetry open mic

Deb Swiney's album release, free bluegrass in Collierville, and Harry Potter under the stars in Cordova

Mavis Staples in Germantown, RiverArtsFest turns 20, and a mushroom fest on the Greensward

The Botanic Garden's last food truck night, monarchs on the river, and Laugh Box at Hattiloo

Plus Brian Cullman at the Listening Lab, a world-music show for kids at Central Library, and Día de Muertos on the calendar.

Tigers tip off at the Zoo, Ryan Bingham in Crosstown, and fall break at the Dixon

Plus a free horror film at Crosstown, a glow run on Beale, and a new bakery-café in East Memphis.

Modest Mouse in Crosstown, an artist speed date at DKDC, and fall break at the library

John Waite in Bartlett, Little Women opens in Germantown, and Friday's the dry night

Memphis gets its first jazz festival, opera at the Shell, and free Shakespeare in a taproom

Grizzlies tip off downtown, Ghostbusters on South Main, and the Mid-South Fair's free day

Plus Dale Watson's second birthday night, Laugh Box at Hattiloo, and a corn maze that only opens on Wednesdays.

Dale Watson's birthday at Hernando's, a free horror classic at Crosstown, and karaoke at Hattiloo

Plus the last week of Brick Dinos, Tennessee Tuesday at the zoo, and the Mid-South Fair's free day tomorrow.

WYXR turns six, free jazz piano at Rhodes, and your breakfast picks

Rain plans for the weekend, the LeWitt Etudes at Crosstown, and a free French film closer at Rhodes

The Mid-South Fair opens free, Tom Lee's lantern parade, and cumbia at the Shell

Plus elephants who paint on October 3rd, free Shakespeare on the Dixon lawn, and the first real fall night of the year.

Indie Memphis previews its festival, the blues battle finals at Hernando's, and Underland at Rhodes

Big Bad Breakfast opens in Cooper-Young, a free blues battle at Hernando's, and opera in Collierville

The Brooks heads for the bluff, a free jazz meditation at Crosstown, and opera on the lawn at Levi

Opera on Segways at Trolley Night, Orchestra Noir at the Orpheum, and mooncakes at Crosstown

Gonerfest, free blues at the Shell, and Latin Fest takes Overton Square

Plus a thrift-store runway, a chicken that plays bingo, and pumpkin season in Hernando.

Beale's last Bike Night, Redbirds Game 2, and live butterflies in Hernando

Plus a free wind ensemble at the Scheidt, French film at Rhodes, and karaoke in Riverdale.

Fall ball at AutoZone: Redbirds play for the title, Hattiloo turns 20, and a $7 jazz jam

Beats in the stacks: the Tay Keith Music Lab, a Lakeland jam circle, and board games at the Hi Tone

BoDeans open the Buckman's season, the Mid-South Maze opens, and blues on Grind City's patio

The Cooper-Young Festival, Zoo Boo opens, and knights in armor at Growlers

Memphis hot takes at Lafayette’s, jazz fusion in Crosstown, and a free jam at Hernando’s

Wednesday, September 16

Clue opens at the Orpheum, a Cambridge choir sings free downtown, and a Dolly tribute on Madison

Free Monday at the Lorraine, a hundred colleges under one roof, and opera in a branch library

The Metal Museum opens in Overton Park, a birthday picnic at the Shell, and bluegrass in Collierville

Ninety years at the Shell, the Classic on Saturday, and cumbia on the river

Free at the Delta Fair, a noon ballgame, and a lost Memphis soul record

Chance the Rapper on Autumn, opera at trivia night, and the last homestand

Labor Day in Memphis: what's actually open

The splash pads' last day, a brewery that's never open Mondays, $4 pints on Broad, and Chance the Rapper tomorrow.

Satellite Music Hall Opens, Free Metal Night at the Shell, and a Friday in the 901

Memphis gets a new 1,300-seat music hall tonight — plus a free KoRn tribute, three bands at B-Side, and the heat moving the weekend around.

Your Memphis Labor Day Weekend

The special four-day roundup — Friday through Labor Day Monday

A new music room on Autumn, lost Gentrys tapes at Crosstown, and a $5 arena in Nesbit

Happy $9.01 Day 🎉

The city's official party was the weekend. Today the 901 belongs to your block.

A Cooper-Young book club, mudpies at the Botanic Garden, and ninety-eight degrees

A mechanical bull at Grind City, two Michael Jacksons in one night, and 70 degrees after dark

901 Weekend takes Beale, Wiseacre turns 13, and roller derby turns 20

A free Pilates class at the Shell, four comics at the Hattiloo, and a puzzle table in Walls

A jazz jam that lets players in free, a free Tuesday at the zoo, and the lights coming back on

Jerry Lawler gets a street, a free Monday at the Civil Rights Museum, and eighty-eight degrees

SpongeBob takes AutoZone Park, a bluegrass jam on the Collierville square, and FoodieLand's Saturday afternoon is gone

Wands up at AutoZone Park, a ukulele flash mob in Germantown, and 250 food stalls on Tiger Lane

Free genealogy help in Orange Mound, Point Break turns 35, and five bands for ten bucks

The Redbirds come home, free river yoga returns, and a 70s dance night in Millington

Elvis Week ends, stepping lessons on South Third, and a duck hunt at the library

Harry Lennix opens at the Hattiloo, a $10 Elvis dinner show, and 100 degrees

Your Memphis weekend: the Candlelight Vigil, John Legend, and a 102-degree Sunday

Issue #23 — the Weekend Guide for Thursday, August 13, 2026

Collierville breaks ground, free Pilates on the Shell lawn, and the golf finally lets everybody in

The King gets crowned, a $10 honky-tonk dinner show, and Christmas in August on South Main

A free hour at Elvis' grave, speed portraits at DKDC, and a British pub in Overton Square

Elvis Week jumps the gun, beads at the ballpark, and yellow fever after dark

Elvis Week opens, a mile of new mural gets dedicated, and the stadium finally lets you in: the weekend guide

Undefeated over lunch, a library class inside the Apple store, and karaoke with a catch

Nashville's in town, a $7 band in Millington, and free yoga on the river

A $50 million dare at the Zoo, $4 pints on Broad, and free yoga at the Shell

The bluff's last day, Suffs opens, and free music on the Grove lawn

The Square's last song, Hattiloo turns 20, and a WTA title lands in Audubon Park: the weekend guide

Fire spinners on Broad, free soul at the museum, and the heat finally lets go

Pro tennis at Leftwich, a Soulsville farmers market, and the heat finally breaks

Rooftop poetry, a free museum Monday, and dinner at The Dame

Soul on the riverfront, a sealed-script play, and the last Farm Park Friday

Rooftop ducks, a Greek picnic, and stars over the Mississippi: the weekend guide

The ribs are back, the heat breaks, and Newport folk comes to Crosstown

Free soul in Studio A, a $7 Millington dance night, and Bob Ross at the library

Free yoga at the Shell, juke-joint soul, and $4 pints: your Memphis Monday

Monday in the 901, mostly free and fully air-conditioned — plus mud pies, Pokémon, and a live-coding music class.

A 150-table card con hits downtown, Elmwood after dark, and a triple on-sale morning

A steel cage match in a taproom, free ice cream, and a totally rad vintage fest

Hey Memphis — Wednesday, July 15, 2026