Fair fair fair food food food and more food games and rides…read more Days visit Large ice icy Lemonade Juicy sweet Carmel candies apples Popped up corn popcorn's in the big bucket and large crispy fries these fries were long as my big boy pointed how long the fries were Oh how did I forget about the snow cone yep icy cold snow cones too

Loved the fair this year! The only thing that was a disappointment was there was no Ring of Fire,…read moreSky-wheel, YoYo, Rock it 360 and no Hurricane ride. Overall very fun! I just hope they bring some of the classic rides back but overall loved it! I know they'll be back again next year. #DeltaFair2024

9-12-26 We are regulars every year and the festival is always pretty busy as well as being fun. The…read morearts and crafts is good for people who are looking for certain things. Kids playground area is fun the kids. Music is good and fun to listen. They have other vendors specialized in selling or giving out free stuff. Food and drinks are good. They have an annual Wennie dog race contest.

You have free transportation from a business to the festival. Free admission, things for the kids,…read moregreat concession stands with every food you can imagine. Arts and crafts galore. It is huge and so much fun. A wonderful day for a family outing or friends.

Today was a hot one but not as hot as it has been. I have been wanting to take pictures of the…read moresunflowers for the past two years. Made myself go in the sweltering heat today. So happy I did! It was fun. My friend and I saw beautiful butterflies and some hungry bees. The flowers were short but still amazing. No admission to check out the field. Easy access off of Germantown Parkway. Turn onto Walnut Bend at the traffic light. Value was great since it was free and quality of the sunflowers was awesome. Definitely will return next year for more fun.

Over the past few decades, my family and I have enjoyed attending many various types of events at…read morethis venue. Parking has usually been more than adequate, although sometimes for well-attended events, we've had to walk a bit of a distance. But hey, given how automobile-centric Memphis and the greater South is, shouldn't we all be doing a lot more walking?

The event was enjoyable as always. My only issue was the tiny number of food vendors. Two of the…read moreseven or so were "funnel cakes." It's sad that an event so large had such a tiny variety of food and drink choices. At noon on Saturday the lines were 25 or 30 people deep. This was my last trip.

We LOVE it at the Pink Palace Arts and Crafts Fair! I enjoy walking with my family at 73, we…read moreattend Every year! There are So many things to observe, and the Artists' genius is seen in every craft, Delightful. We were hooked when we first started going about 5 or so years ago, we look forward to it annually. It runs around my birthday so we've made it a CELEBRATION, MUST! I Must have a T Shirt, get my home grown honey, (tasty!), got some earrings my granddaughter purchased for me- a very light see through delicate intricate drop pattern, got some scented homemade soaps, to name a few of the things from just last year! And the MUSIC. Sometimes when I want to rest, I Park myself in a seat, and am mesmerized with a LIVE Band Performance! My grandson loves the Petting Zoo, food, Bounce Houses, Horse Back Riding- You Can't Go Wrong, Wholesome FUN ENTERTAINMENT, in a Relaxing Atmosphere. Come and Join Me, ..and you'll be Glad you DID!

Loving this! Free food, complimentary face painting, flowers to make out of paper (like I did in…read morehigh school), live music AND mariachis, and wonderful decorations and actors running around. So much fun!!!!! It was a fun experience to have- once. But I don't think I'd go again simply because I can experience most of the things (except the face painting and ritual dancing) with my family. It was still a fun experience. Food for places I don't have reviews to: + Bayou Bar and Grill - Beans and Rice Ok + Central BBQ - BBQ Slider :( + Cielito Mio - Nutella Cookie :) - Apricot Cookie ok +Coletta's Memphis - Spaghetti :( + Front Street Delicatessen - Deviled Eggs :) + Lucchesi's - Ravioli :) + Rendevous - Sausage :) - Cheese ok

The event is fun. I would have wanted to see more decorations or afrendas individually to a person…read more This way people can see why they set them up.

Reading Kyle's five-star review months ago was the first time I knew about the Center For Southern…read moreFolklore and I was intrigued, but for some reason it was put on the back burner, until I realized the Mayan Apocalypse is approaching. From their website, I found out a girls Jookin' contest would be held at the center one Friday evening and decided to see it for myself, having heard about the style from a dance show (no, it's not Dancing With The Stars). I didn't realize Jookin' was Memphis-born and most dancers are males. Despite starting almost an hour later than scheduled and being slightly disorganized (understandably, as an amateur contest), it was a fun event with a great community feel. As far as my inexperienced eyes could tell, some girls have the potential to "make it" in the Jookin' world. As a first-timer, I found the layout of this place a little confusing. The Jookin' contest was held in the hall, which is at the end of the hallway if you enter from the Belz Museum (another gem!) entrance off Main Street and you will also find a refreshment concession there, but that's not where they sell the peach cobbler raved by a previous reviewer, at least not that evening. The peach cobbler (which unfortunately did not impress me), along with gifts, works of art, a limited selection of food and drinks (including beers), is sold at the store off Main Street two doors down from the Belz entrance. The store is also where they normally host live-music events. As soon as I stepped inside the colorful, funky store, I was sold, so I dragged the hubby there the very next evening for the Deering & Down performance, despite knowing very little about them (yes, we had been living under a rock). As a music venue the store holds about 40 seats -- including a few tables and a few rows of seats -- plus some standing room. It's casual and intimate, setting the stage for an enjoyable evening. But it turned out to be more than enjoyable. It was exhilarating thanks to the knockout performance by the duo (plus special guests) who rocked their hearts out for almost three hours non-stop. Live music doesn't get much better than this! The ticket prices are very very affordable ( a mere $5 for Deering & Down!). The crowd is a mix of locals and out-of-towners. In fact, a business woman from NYC at the table next to ours also went to see the Jookin' contest like I did the night before and was thoroughly impressed. In short, you owe yourself a visit! If the world still stands after tomorrow.

Today was not my first time at the Center for Southern Folklore. I love their music festival…read more It's free and features a ton of local talent. Actually, I saw John Paul Keith & the 145's for the first time there & feel in love with their music, instantly. In addition to the festival, the Center has some unique gifts. They sell everything from t-shirts, postors, local art, local food (Rendezvous spicy popcorn, ugly mug coffee & sometimes - when you're lucky - local honey), and random, quirky souvenirs. I ventured to here for their brown bag lunch & music today. It's a great opportunity to check out someone new (to me). The inside of the store has a funky design; plenty of bright colors. There's a stage with colorful screen doors as a backdrop. It gives the audience a feeling of watching someone strumming the guitar on their front porch. It's just missing the rocking chairs. They sell beer, so you can have a cold one while listening to some down home music. Also, they have cobbler & a couple of southern inspired sundaes, like pecan pie. Yum!

We go the bbq nachos and ribs at the Maumelle Food Truck festival. Everything was delicious with…read morefast and friendly service. We will look for them next year!

purchased chicken on a stick from the cooper-young festival and the chicken was bad, when i got in…read moremy car the smell of spoiled chicken took over my nose!!! when i called the number to tell them i was unable to reach anyone or leave a voicemail! never again!

Every dog they put together is incredible. Very well thought out combinations. Great beef or…read morevegetarian dawgs and their buns are even made for them by Ricki's Cookie Corner and Bakery in Eastgate! Mac and Amber are Midtowners doing the most around town at events or regularly at Madison and Barksdale. Get an ice cold beer from TipTop and a couple of delicious dogs for the win.Tell Hot and Heavy I said hey!

I love Hot N Heavy ! I am a vegetarian and they have a veggie hot dog. I'm so glad they do. You can…read moreget it on any of the options. I like the Memphis Belle and get it the most. The service is quick and efficient.