This spot needs to be added to everyone's watch list! Very cool space (active loading dock AND…read morepublic art/community/movement space) which is beautifully adorned with murals in vibrant colors! I landed here after hearing about the summer series Dancing on Broad, which features instruction in a specific type of dance each saturday night from 6pm to 9pm. The event was a no fuss set up, but provided almost everything one might want while attending this FREE event - including food truck, beer and wine sales, and local vendors selling adorable clothes for women (sorry guys). The only thing one could ask for is more shady spots to stand - it was super hot out when I attended the event (once they add these I will make this a 5 star review!). Despite this, it was a wonderful event that allowed me to connect with fellow Memphians. I left smiling and thankful to live in such a great city! It's in a neighborhood that many locals don't frequent (Broad Ave Art District), but is worth the adventure and appears safe (take normal safety measures - like don't leave your purse on the passenger seat while at the event!). I think the events in this space will simply continue to expand. Free Wifi is also available in the pavilion. It appears to be available for rent for private use.

I may be a bit biased since I live across the street but I am SO excited about this pavilion…read morespace!! It was created as a community event space for musicians, performers, artists, etc. It opened May 10th and has free dance events for the next few Saturdays with food trucks and artist booths. Free wifi is also coming soon.

This was a very special occasion for the City of Memphis Parks and Neighborhoods division. They had…read moregiven all the children from the Community Center Summer Camp a free and fun multicultural game day. This day was filled with lots of activities and sporting events for all the children to participate in. Prizes as well. It was organized and it was so much fun. There was soccer, tennis, basketball, there was a DJ and multi cultural dances from each of the countries that the Celebrated. Which was China, South Africa and Mexico. Very idea arts and crafts, they had foods arts and crafts, lot of activities displayed representing all three countries this was a very nice event for all the City of Memphis children's that attendedat the local community centers.

Great space. I enjoy every festival I attend here...and while this doesn't really effect you...they…read moreget bonus points for being so close to my house. Things that do effect you: it is clean, plenty of parking, great lay out, semi-attractive, apparently easy to work with (aka non-headache to get a permit here), and there are lots of security guards walking around.

I love having events at the district manage stadium. The turf field is in excellent condition and…read moreperfect for soccer, football, and even hosting band competitions. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and offers plenty of space for spectators. A great venue for any community event!

India Fest was on hiatus for three years due to COVID. India Fest is normally held in the…read moreAgricenter, as there is ample space for people and parking. It was good to see ample security inside and outside. There are parking lots, but they fill quickly. Be mindul of where you can AND can't park, as towing is enforced. Tickets were $10 for adults, $5 for ages 12-18, and free for kids under 11. You can purchase online and at the gate, but on site is cash only. Upon entry, the vibrant colors and beautiful clothes really stand out! They had several areas of information highlighting many religious, historical, and current literature about the Indian culture with the event schedule posted after this area. There is an area special made for children. I thought that was nice as keeping children occupied during events can be challenging at times. There are many vendors with meals and desserts for sale with seating readily available. The food smells great, and each booth has the restaurant's name and menu. With plenty to choose from, there are plenty of lines. While several restaurants were well organized taking orders and payment, there were a couple that didn't have the same organization. Pricing depends on what you want and have a taste for. For the time we were there, we watched several groups performing traditional dances and a drum show. There were other vendors selling lovely jewelry, saris and other clothing items, a table doing henna, Bombay salon providing brow services (they're awesome), and other tables advertising Mathnasium, yoga and other services within the community. However, the friendliness seemed to vary from vendor to vendor. While some were very welcoming of patrons, a few left the impression that you were not welcome to their table in particular. But overall, we had a really good time and I recommend checking out this festival. It's great to venture out and learn about different cultures and enjoy what the city has to offer.

Someone really should've been guiding where people can park. It would've been nice if the…read moreAgricenter had repainted their parking lots because I could barely see the lines to park in. It would have been nice to have people standing by the displays explaining them. Or informative things to read about them. I would've liked to have learned about the displays instead of just walking by them quickly.

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

Mud Island Park in Memphis--sounds like a place where you'd expect to get your shoes stuck and your…read moreclothes ruined. Spoiler alert: no mud, just a whole lot of chill vibes and some seriously underrated views of the Mississippi River. You hop on the monorail, which feels like a low-key retro space mission, and zoom over the water with the Memphis skyline photobombing every shot. The Riverwalk--this giant scale model of the Mississippi--is like geography class got cool and decided to throw a party. Walking the entire river in flip-flops while dodging kids launching into the splash fountains? Perfect way to get your steps in and your funny stories ready. Bonus points for the picnic spots, perfect for pretending you're fancy while eating a sandwich you packed in your car. If you're in Memphis and want a little riverfront chill without the mud, Mud Island's your spot. Five stars and zero mud in sight!

Quality/Quantity - Memphis TN's welcome center suggested we walk over here and check it out…read more I bet in its heyday, this place was a great retreat from the "city." This place can use some love, but we still had a good time and enjoyed it. The tram was also out of order, but it was fun walking across the bridge. Atmosphere - An island off of Memphis. Most of this island needs love. Looked abandoned for a long time. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 5pm. Easy walk from the welcome center. Service - Self service. Price - Free. Owner Comment - If the city, county, and state were to invest a little $$ here, I can see how this could easily be 5 stars.

I went here a few years ago and it was one of the best experiences I've ever had. It was really…read morescary and so much fun, the lines were a little long but well worth it. I went tonight and it was awful. Nothing about it was scary at all. We got shoved into groups of up to 15 and it lade the experience awful. You could hear and see jump scares from the front of the line so you were never scared. THE LIGHTS IN THE ACTUAL HAUNTED HOUSE WERE SO BRIGHT. WHY! Last time it was pitch black and you literally had to feel your way through the maze. The front person held a glow stick for light and that was about it. It was pretty bad. Bad waste of money. I had fun with my friends but it's a huge waste of money. Do not go.

I did not even know this existed in Memphis! What a shame, because it has been around for awhile…read more Tucked away off Perkins, just south of the 240 loop it sits in what was a huge Toys R Us. As of the time of this review it contains four haunts, one stand alone and the other is a three in one. ALL are fantastic! For $30 you get admission to one haunt but for a mere $5 more you get all four, so why wouldn't you do that? In fact for $15 more you get VIP line access to all four, which on a busy night would be totally with it! They make a conscious effort to distribute patrons between the two cues so wait time is minimized but of course on a busy night you could wait for a bit if you choose GA. Regardless, these are worth the wait. These are theater quality sets, with well trained acting staff, and professional makeup. We chose the behind the scenes tour for $70 per ticket which included VIP access to all four haunts, once we finished and the lights went out. I didn't know what to expect, but Ethan, who is the creative director, gave us our tour and it was also fantastic! We arrived about two hours prior to lights out with the tour start time scheduled to start at around 1.5 hours prior to lights out. Ethan started early and went long! We toured the main haunt and were shown things like how the scare boxes worked, the lighting, how the sets were built, he talked about the mechanics behind the sets, we saw makeup and costuming as the actors were getting ready as well as the workshop. He also walked us through the other three haunts albeit with less detail as opening was approaching! I'd been through professional haunts before so I knew they were high quality but I had absolutely no idea how much went into producing and running one! Very impressive. The tour is well worth it but at the very least you need to experience their work. Parking is good, well lit, monitored by MPD, security is employed starting in the parking lot so, while we went in the back door and bypassed all that, I could tell it was super safe.

Circuit Playhouse is directly across the street from Playhouse on the Square. The theater itself…read moreis not quite as nice as Playhouse on the Square but it's still a pretty good deal to take in a show because any seat in the house is a good seat. We recently went there to watch Reefer Madness, which was funny and entertaining at times but I personally wasn't awestruck by this play and I don't think the audience was really impressed either because of the lack luster applause the actors and actresses received at the end of the play. I'd highly recommend the Circuit Playhouse.

I love coming here. They offer great discounts for students and coupons in the Entertainment book…read moreas well if you're not one anymore. They always have some play running and while I don't go to all of them I do like to go a few times a year. I've always found it to be an enjoyable experience. They often have a wide variety of plays showing that can suit anyone's interests. I went to one this month and plan to check out a few more in the fall. Favorite Plays I've Seen Here: - Avenue Q - Debbie Does Dallas - Seminar