Indie Memphis day two, Tony B. Dickerson at Hattiloo, and a lantern walk in Germantown

Hey Memphis 👋 It's Friday. Mostly sunny and 64, then a crisp 42 tonight, so bring a layer for anything outdoors.

If you missed it, here's yesterday's weekend guide.

Indie Memphis, day two — Halloran Centre and Malco Powerhouse, from 1 PM, $15 a film. Four screens of documentaries, features and Memphis-made films. King of the Chitlin' Circuit plays the Halloran at 6:15 with the filmmaker there, and the Friday Night Sounds party starts at 9 at Eight & Sand. Details

Music Box: Tony B. Dickerson — Hattiloo's Culture Box, 37 Cooper St., doors 7:30, show 8, $20 in advance, $25 at the door. One concert in Hattiloo's small room, and seating is limited. Details

The Music of Stephen M. Lee — The Green Room at Crosstown Arts, 1350 Concourse Ave., doors 7, show 7:30, $20 in advance, $30 at the door. The founder of the Memphis Jazz Workshop plays his own music, with dancer Naomi Lee. Details

Pine Hill Haints — Hernando's Hide-A-Way, the South Memphis juke joint, doors 6, show 8, $10–$15. A Friday-night show at the Hide-A-Way. Details

Conan Neutron & The Secret Friends — Hi Tone, downstairs, 282 N. Cleveland St., doors 8, show 9, $13.50, 21 and up. A late rock set in the Hi Tone's downstairs room. Details

Qemist Birthday Bash — Havenhaus, 2487 Broad Ave., 9 PM until close, $17.85. A late-night DJ birthday party for Qemist, with 18andcounting from St. Louis and Cinema. Details

Main Street Sounds — Main Street Mall, from Court Square to the South Main Post Office, 4:30–7:30 PM, free. The Downtown Memphis Commission's buskers play the after-work stretch of Main Street. Details

👶 With the kids

Farm Park Fridays: Lantern Walk & Movie Night — Bobby Lanier Farm Park, 2660 Cross Country Road, Germantown, 5 PM, $5 a person, under 1 free. Kids make a lantern, hear a twilight story, walk a half-mile lantern trail at 6, then settle in for a campfire, cider and a movie. Details

Movie night on the Greenway: Hoppers — Wolf River Greenway, 1320 N. Mud Island Road, 5:30 PM, movie at 6, free. Worth repeating from yesterday's guide, because it's the easiest free family plan in town tonight: Pixar on the Greenway, with Mempops treats from 5:30. Details

Two updates to yesterday's weekend guide: Sunday's Indie Memphis closing-night film, The Man I Love, is sold out, and so is VIP Early Access for Saturday's Sip TN Wine Festival. Sip TN general admission is still on sale. (via Indie Memphis and Sip TN)

Downtown Dining Week starts Monday: more than 50 restaurants through Nov. 15, with parking codes for $2 or $4 garage rates and a prize drawing for anyone who turns in three receipts. (via Downtown Memphis Commission)

Veterans Day trash heads-up: city offices close Wednesday, Nov. 11, and there's no city trash pickup that day. Wednesday customers roll carts out Thursday instead, and Thursday and Friday routes stay put. Team Waste customers aren't affected. (via City of Memphis)

Sandwich Saturday at Hard Times Deli — 655 Marshall Ave., Saturday, Nov. 7, price not posted. Pushed back from Halloween: a one-day pressed turkey melt with Gussied Up's sour-cream-and-Funyun dip, Benton's bacon and pickled avocado. Details

The Great Gatsby — the Orpheum, Dec. 1–6, $46.95–$174.25, ages 10 and up. The Broadway tour, two and a half hours of it. On sale now. Details

A Christmas Carol — Theatre Memphis, 630 Perkins Extd., Dec. 4–23, $15–$62. Opens Dec. 4 at 7, with 3 PM matinees the first weekend. Details

St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend — Saturday, Dec. 5. The 25th running. Every in-person race is sold out, so the move this year is cheering from the sidewalk. Details

Indie Memphis regulars: reply with the film that got you this weekend, and we'll pass the best picks along Monday, ahead of the Nov. 9–10 encores.

The tip line never closes — a pop-up, a band, a Friday night we missed. No gatekeeping — send it to hey@heymemphis.co.

That's it from us — the planning's done, the fun part's yours. See you Monday at 6.

— Josh