Just in time for Halloween Season, I received an mail with a magazine that has a coupon to Monster…read moreMini Golf. I looked at some of the magazine's photos and thought the concepts looked cool! So some friends and I decided to check the place out. It was just amazing when we walked through those doors. The staff were friendly and amazing. I just love looking at the artworks while playing miniature golf. The various monster-themed statues and art were just wonderful! I definitely will come back!

This is a fun addition to the Memphis/Cordova area! I went during Spring Break with the kiddos and…read morewe had an awesome time. It was an easy process getting everyone checked in, seated, and off to playing golf and games. We started with food! They have a package where you can get pizza, games, golfing, and laser tag for a flat rate if you bring a group in. I ordered pizza and a soda for the kiddos and they enjoyed. I also order nachos and wings separately and both were pretty good. Once we ate we started with golf (you can start in any order, but we chose to start with golfing). It is adult and kid friendly, last about 30 minutes, and keeps you active and engaged the entire time. Next up were games! The arcade has a great selection of games. The kids enjoyed going from game to game. They are pretty inexpensive. You can play games anywhere from .50 to $2.50. Be careful with the card. Its digital, so you can easily double tap the card without trying and lose money unintentionally. The laser tag was the final activity and we truly enjoyed. It was fun and just the right amount of time. At the end of our visit, we cashed in our tokens at the gift shop. They have pretty cool prizes. This is a great place. The staff, pricing, and overall experience is definitely worth the visit!

Before Cordova was became an eastern extension of Memphis, it was its own place; a cute little town…read morecentered around a tiny train station, way out in the county. And while much of old Cordova is gone, there's one place where you can get your small-town fix. The small museum fills up one room (and a small annex) in the Cordova Community Center. Since the building housed the Cordova School from the early 1900s until the mid-1970s, much of the museum's limited space is given to a model classroom. After the school was closed, the county stored all of the old school fixtures in the building, which means that much of what you can see in the Cordova Museum is authentic to the school. There are musty books, old sports jerseys, photos of the first graduating class (three people), sheet music from the glee club, school picture day proofs and a binder full of graded writing assignments (mostly nature poetry) from the 1950s. The most impressive thing about the Cordova Museum, though, is its collection of photographs and archives from the town's history dating back to roughly 1860. And unlike many museums, the Cordova Museum's staff of one, Cordova native Darlene Hooker Sawyer, can tell you the names (and often the backstories) of every single person in the photographs. If you grew up in Cordova and ever participated in any Fourth of July parades, crafts fairs or halloween events at the Community Center, there's a high liklihood that your picture is in one of the binders in the Museum. Since my mom insisted that we participate in just about every single Cordova event, I was able to find a photo of my childhood best friend and I dressed up in ridiculous homemade red white and blue bunting dresses from an early 90s Independence Day parade. The Cordva Museum is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Admission is free, and they've also got free access to ancestrty.com from the museum computers.

My favorite area of Memphis has to be Cordova. A wonderful slice of history that is all free!!…read moreDarlene Sawyer is an amazing woman who went to the schoolhouse as a child and is so full of knowledge. If you like history and seeing how buildings and life was like in the 1800s and 1900s, this place is for you.

Games games games the kids enjoyed playing all the different kinds of games…read more Hey did yall know that there's a pizza restaurant inside it's called La Bella Pizza This visit games play hour of games redeem prizes then stop in for o

We went on Thanksgiving and it was perfectly clean and the staff was very attentive!…read moreWe were just driving through but if local we'd go again?

Wonderful fair! Amazing committed people working the tents and booths. Wonderful music and…read moreentertainment. There's food and beverages to meet everyone's taste. And they have tons of gorgeous authentic souvenirs and items for sale. They have jesters, musicians that fit the era, jousting, archery, Pirates, gypsies, an tons of people in epic costumes! Come out here and bring the whole family! They're only here this weekend and the next!

Cool theater. Great spot for indie movies and a good selection of food for a movie theater. Love…read moregoing to this place!

Great films and grown ups as the audience. I wish there were more food options but otherwise, it's…read moregreat.

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.

Germantown Festival is an awesome family-oriented event. There are hundreds of arts and crafts…read morebooths peddling everything from candles to jewelry to paintings. Children have a ball at the many rides and games, and my daughter loves to watch the dachshund race. That's right..can you just picture bunches of little weenie dogs racing around? So funny! Catch some live entertainment and fill up on classic fair foods (fried everything, of course). This year's festival is September 11-12, and admission is free. Mark your calendar now!

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

Beautiful well appointed gallery and viewing spaces! It is also a great event space for small…read moregatherings interested in amazing creative artwork!

Travel from VA to see the gallery!!! I was overwhelmed with joy by the magnificent art,…read more knowledgeable and professional service I received that left a 5 STAR experience for me. *** A must see if your in the Memphis area! ***

Had a chance to speak with Cort, Cort was polite and very informative.made sure we were aware of…read morehow everything worked since it was our 1st time in this establishment. I really appreciated the assistance.

Horrible experience! Came with the school. They over booked the place so you couldn't enjoy the…read moregames and most of the attractions were shut down. Waited for schools to leave so we could do a little more then they shut all power to everything so people would leave. They did this after we just loaded our play card and had multiple attractions to use.

Free food and singing and a band playing Focus on health and…read moresafety Chance to meet local community leaders

This is a wonderful, local festival that is held each fall. This year's festival is September…read more25-26. It is held on the grounds of the Cordova Community Center which is a historic area in the heart of "old Cordova." It has maintained it's small town feeling and is a fun event with families or just with a girlfriend. I like it because it is small, easy to manage and you always find lots of unique items. I go with my mom and we get a pronto pup, glass of lemonade and we browse all of the booths. I always find seasonal, holiday items and hand made jewelry. The weather is usually great this time of year and it is a good outdoor event.