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Continuing
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 Friends of the Library
Spring Book Sale (Books are NOT FREE)
April 24, 2025 3-7 p.m. (Friends Members only)
April 25, 2025 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
April 26, 2025 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
April 27, 2025 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Avenue
Thursday is Friends preview day. Thousands of books, CDs, DVDs, vinyl
records and more at great prices!Our twice-yearly book sales are one of
the ways Friends raise money to support the programs and initiatives of
the Memphis Public Libraries.
https://memphislibraryfriends.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/FRIENDS-EVENTS-2025-1.png
 Rajun
Cajun Crawfish Festival benefiting
Porter-Leath (FREE)
Sunday, April 27, 2025,
11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m
Riverside Drive
Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival hosts over 30,000 people on the banks of
the Mighty Mississippi to delight in pounds of fresh, spicy Louisiana
crawfish. In addition to the crawfish, Rajun Cajun features several
family-friendly attractions including live music from two stages with
authentic zydeco music and other local favorites throughout the day. Food not free.
https://www.porterleath.org/rajun-cajun
 National Day of Prayer (FREE)
May 1, 2025, 6 p.m.
Overton Park Shell
Join Mayor Paul Young and the Office
of Community Affairs for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 1,
2025, at 6:00 PM at the Overton Park Shell. Come together as One
Memphis to lift our city in prayer, hope, and unity.
Food trucks will be on-site — bring your blankets and lawn chairs
Food from food trucks not free.
https://www.nationaldayofprayer.org/
clear here
 RiverBeat
Music Festival
Tom Lee Park in Memphis on May 2-4, 2025 (NOT FREE)
RiverBeat Music Festival
returns with a day experience.
See the lineup at: https://riverbeat.com/schedule
 Memphis International Auto Show
(FREE)
May 2-4, 2025
Friday 10 am – 6 pm
Saturday 10 am – 6 pm
Sunday 10 am – 5 pm
Memphis Renasant
Convention Center, 255 N.
Main Street
New cars, trucks and
SUVs will fill the Renasant Convention Center for the Memphis
International Auto Show
https://memphisautoshow.com
 Overton Square Crawfish Festival (Free to
attend, food is not free)
May 3, 2025, 11:00am to
5:00pm
Overton Square, Madison Avenue & Cooper Street
A day full of mouthwatering crawfish, live music, and local artists all
surrounded by Overton Square's amazing shops and eateries!
 Annual
Memphis Greek Festival (not free)
May 9-10, 2025
11am - 9pm (Gates close
at 8:00 pm)
573 N. Highland Avenue,
Memphis
Indulge in authentic
Greek cuisine,
immerse yourself in traditional music and dance, and connect with the
local Greek community. With several activities for the entire family,
you can spend the day with celebrating the heritage, tradition, and
community.
https://memphisgreekfestival.com/
 2025
Free Music Concert Series at the Overton Park Shell
(FREE)
May 17 - October 23
See the dates in the right column here.
 Bike Nights
on Beale 2025 (FREE)
Fourth Wednesday night April
through September 6:00pm -
10:00pm
Motorcycle enthusiasts
descend to Downtown Memphis the 4th Wednesday night of the month from
April - September to be able to park on the most iconic street in
America! It's all about bragging rights and strutting your stuff with
motorcycles of every make, model, color and year. Come on down to this
family-friendly event, and don't forget your camera! See the
rules: https://bealestreet.com/events/bike-nights-on-beale
 2025
Hot Rods on Beale
Beale Street the 4th Tuesday of the month from April - September from
6pm till 10pm
Come see the American
Muscle Car Club and the Perfect Nemisis Car Club and their cool Hot
Rods on Beale Street the 4th Tuesday of the month from April -
September from 6pm till 10pm. Participation is limited to those
who have parking passes but anyone can come down and check out the Hot
Rods for free! If you do not have a parking pass you will not be
allowed to park on Beale Street and will be turned away.
Free and open to all!
https://bealestreet.com/events/hot-rods-on-beale
 Food
Truck Thursday with live music
Every Thursday 11:00am - 2:00pm
Court Square Park, Court Avenue and Main Street
An assortment of delicious food with Food Truck Thursday.
The food is not free, but the music and ambiance is.
https://downtownmemphis.com/events/food-truck-thursday
Frequently Recurring & Permanent Events are listed in the right column.
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East High School
 At
least drive by the old school and look at the impressive
architecture. But if I were you, I'd at least want to see the
impressive marble lobby.If you wish to visit the campus or inside the
school, contact the school's office
as it is a secure building.
 The
school underwent a $12.7-million dollar renovation in 2007. From the
outside, the only notable distinction is the appearance of the first
floor windows, where a heavy screen has been added. It makes the lower
windows appear dark or even completely covered when you look at it from
a distance. For more information about the renovation, see the "Photo tour of $12.8 million renovation as
construction rushes toward completion."
By
the way, the 2012-2013 was the last that East High
was a Memphis City School. The city school system voluntarily
surrendered its charter so all city schools became part of the Shelby
County school district in the summer of 2013. In August, 2017, the
school began a transition to an optional (magnet) school focusing on
T-STEM (Transportation-Science, Technical, Engineering, and Math school.
By the 2021-2022 school year it was a fully optional school (no
attendance zone, attendance by application).
Big River Crossing (FREE)
Daily, Sunrise to 10pm
Harahan Bridge, access from Channel 3 Drive/Virginia Avenue West
At nearly a mile in length, big river crossing is the longest public
pedestrian bridge across the Mississippi. Big River Crossing is also
the country’s longest active rail/bicycle/pedestrian bridge. It serves
as the connection point of Main Street to Main Street, a 10-mile
multi-modal corridor that also features the Delta Regional River Park
and Big River Trail, creating ties to attractions between Memphis,
Tennessee and West Memphis, Arkansas. No matter how you travel it, Big
River Crossing provides opportunities for recreation and fitness with a
whole new point of view.
Access from Memphis, TN: (Channel 3 Drive/Virginia Ave. W.) or from
West Memphis, AR (Bridgeport/Dacus Lake Rd., I-55 exit 1).
Only non-motorized equipment is allowed, with the exception of
ADA-compliant wheelchairs. Bridge is monitored by security cameras 24
hours a day. Two emergency call boxes are located on the bridge. All
pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. There are no garbage
cans on the bridge - if you carry it on, carry it off.
Special note: the late Charles "Chas"
McVean
(East High Class of '61) is credited with being a major force in
bringing this amenity to reality!
http://www.bigrivercrossing.com/
2025
Free Music Concert Series (FREE, unless otherwise noted)
Various dates (see schedule below)
Overton Park Shell, 1928 Poplar Avenue
Free shows in the 2022 Orion Free Concert Series at the Shell. Picnic
baskets, beverages, blankets, and lawn chairs are always welcome. This
is also food and beverage for sale in the shelleats community area.
Dogs on a leash are welcome in the designated puppy bar (a brand new
dog-friendly social spot). The shell in a nonsmoking facility. The fall
line up will be announced later.
- Saturday,
May 17: Arc of Quasar
- Sunday, May
18: Dreamfest Weekend
- Sunday, May
25: Sunset Symphony with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra Big Band
- Thursday,
May 29: Chaparelle
- Friday, May
30: Parker Millsap
- Saturday,
May 31: New Breed Brass Band featuring Trombone Shorty
- Thursday,
June 5: Steve Poltz
- Friday,
June 6: Saaneah
- Saturday,
June 7: Corey Lou & Da Village and Savannah Brister
- Thursday,
June 12: Eddie 9V
- Friday,
June 13: East Nash Grass
- Saturday,
June 14: BoDeans
- Thursday,
June 19: Pell
- Friday,
June 20: Alejandro Escovedo
- Saturday,
June 21: LadyCouch
- Thursday,
June 26: Eggy
- Friday,
June 27: Mak Ro
- Saturday,
June 28: Stax Music Academy
https://overtonparkshell.org/freeconcertseries
 South
Main Trolley Night (FREE)
When: last Friday, March - ? 6 p.m.- until
Where: South Main Arts District, South Main Street, Memphis
On
the last Friday of every month South Main shops and galleries open late
with live music, free drinks and snacks and special openings or events
Every last Friday of the month during warm weather months in the
South Main Arts District. Shops,
restaurants and galleries
in the area open their doors to the throngs of Memphians and visitors
who make Trolley Night on Main an fun downtown event. It's a good time
to browse the stores and galleries for that unique piece of
art, clothing or jewelry while sipping a glass of wine and partaking of
the wide array of tasty party foods. Slip onto the trolley for a free
ride to the next stop and more shops. Obviously, the merchandise is not
free. Special note: the trolley is not running during the 2025 season.
http://southmainmemphis.net/trolley-nights/
Mallory-Neely
House (not free)
652 Adams Avenue, Memphis
The Mallory-Neely House, built in 1852, is open for guided tours
Fridays & Saturdays.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and located in the
Victorian Village Historic District, the Mallory-Neely House is one of
Memphis’s treasured historic sites. It is all the more special in
that it retains all of the original historic interiors, furniture, and
artifacts almost exclusively. It offers a visceral experience walking
through the home and lives of a family from over one hundred years ago.
https://moshmemphis.com/explore/historic-houses/
 Mud
Island River Park (FREE)
Mud Island Park, foot of Poplar Avenue at Front Street
Open 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Daily
Mud
Island Park is open every day from dawn to dusk. Admission to the park
is free. Experience the River on The River!! See the Mighty Mississippi
River up
close. Hike down the 5 block long riverwalk model and see the
Mississippi in miniature. Current notes: the former museum is closed.
There is no operational monorail.
https://memphisparks.com/park/mud-island-park/
 Mississippi
River (FREE)
Pretty impressive site. Walk along the Bluff Trail (daylight hours
only) or the sidewalks in the parks along/overlooking the river.
Mississippi River parks in Memphis - http://www.memphisriverfront.com/parks
River Walk & Bluff Walk -https://www.memphisriverparks.org/things-to-do
 Shelby
Forest State Park (now know as Shelby-Meman State
Park & T.O. Fuller State Park
Tennessee state parks, free. Hiking, camping, picnicking, disk golf,
fishing, biking, cabins, horseback riding (horse rental not available),
swimming. Check individual park web sites for amenities available at
each park.
http://tn.gov/environment/parks/MeemanShelby/
https://tnstateparks.com/parks/t-o-fuller
 Major local parks
Overton Park (FREE) - Golf
course, trail through the Old Forest State Natural Area, Rainbow Lake,
Overton Park Shell, etc. Some attractions are not free (Golf, some
concerts at the shell, the zoo, etc.)
http://www.overtonpark.org/
Shelby Farms - (you remember it as the Penal Farm!) (FREE) - good but mostly flat
hiking, lakes, horseback riding rentals (not free), etc
http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/
Memphis Botanic Gardens (Not free)
Summer hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Central Time
Winter hours: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Central Time
750 Cherry Road, Memphis
Memphis Botanic Garden strives to enhance lives by connecting people
with nature, increasing awareness and appreciation of our environment.
The 96-acre property includes 30 specialty gardens, a TUFC Level 4
& ArbNet Level 2 Arboretum, a 2.5-acre children’s garden, and an
outdoor event amphitheater.
https://membg.org/
Greenlines & Rails to Trails (FREE):
Greater Memphis Greenline - http://greatermemphisgreenline.org/
Shelby Farms Greenline - website
Wolf River Greenway - website
 farmers'
Markets (FREE*)
Quite a few farmers' markets offer fresh and locally grown produce
during the growing season and in some cases beyond. farmers' markets
have become entertainment and social events as well as a food vending
venue. Generally speaking, admission is free and any entertainment at
the venue is also free. The produce and other products, of course, are
not free. So here are a few of Memphis area farmers' markets that seem
to verify via the Internet that they are, in fact, in operation as
advertised. You are urged to verify the operation of any market via
their Internet presence before traveling to one.
- Agricenter International Farmers Market
Summer Hours Beginning May 5th, 2025: Mondays through Saturdays: 8
a.m.- 5 p.m.
Winter Hours: Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
7777 Walnut Grove Road
https://www.agricenter.org/farmers-market
- Bartlett Station Farmers Market
Season Opens May 24, 2025 Saturdays: 8 a.m. - noon
At the A. Keith Mcdonald Pavilion, Freeman Park, 2629 Bartlett
Blvd, Bartlett
http://www.bartlettstationfarmersmarket.org/
- Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market
Spring/ Summer Hours: Every Saturday (April - October) (with the
exception of the Cooper-Young Festival) 8am - 12pm
Fall/Winter Hours: Every Saturday (November - March) 9am - 1pm
1st Congregational Church parking lot, 1000 S. Cooper St., Memphis
http://www.cycfarmersmarket.org/
 Memphis
Farmers Market
Saturdays, April through October, 8am to 1pm,
Central Station, G.E. Patterson and South Main Street, Memphis
https://www.memphisfarmersmarket.org/
 Memphis
Music Hall of Fame (not free)
Open
Daily, 10am - 5pm (last admission 4:15 pm, to allow time to enjoy the
exhibit)
Beale Street and Second Street, Memphis
$8
adult; $6 youth ages 5-17
Memphis Music Hall of Fame museum and
exhibition will introduce guests to the greatest musicians of all time
– each responsible for shaping modern music and changing the world
forever, and each an inductee of the Memphis Music Hall of Fame. This
fun, fascinating and educational exhibition will feature
never-before-seen memorabilia, rare video performances and interviews,
interactive exhibits, and more.
http://memphismusichalloffame.com/museum/
 National
Civil Rights Museum (not free)
Mondays, Wednesday - Sundays from 9am - 5pm; Closed on Tuesdays
450 Mulberry Street
Located
at the historic Lorraine Motel in downtown Memphis where Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968. Noted
as one of the nation’s premier heritage and cultural museums which is
steadfast in its mission to share the culture and lessons from the
American Civil Rights Movement and explore how this significant era
continues to shape equality and freedom globally. The museum underwent
a $27.5 million renovation in 2013 and 2014, adding more than 40 new
films, oral histories and interactive media to the already robust
galleries.
http://www.civilrightsmuseum.org/
 Memphis Zoo (not free)
Weekdays: Open 9AM - 5PM (last admission at 4pm)
Weekends: Open 9AM - 6PM (last admission at 5pm)
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve & Christmas Day
Guests under 17 need to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or above.
2000 Prentiss Place
Recognized as one of the top zoos in the nation.
The Memphis Zoo allows free general admission to Tennessee residents
with ID on Tuesday afternoons from 2 p.m. to close (excludes March).
NOTE: There is a $3
Conservation Fee to enter the CHINA exhibit where the Giant Pandas are
located.
If you do not attend when it is free, it is
expensive and there is an additional parking fee if you park in the
zoo's lot. The parking fee probably applies during the free
admission
period, also. The zoo has a capacity of 10,000 people, it has reached
that on a free Tuesday. It is advised you check with the Zoo about
capacity issues if you plan to visit on a Tuesday afternoon.
https://www.memphiszoo.org/
 Pink
Palace Museum (not free)
For hours: call 901.636.2362 or e-mail info@moshmemphis.com
3050 Central Avenue
The Pink Palace Family of Museums opens the door to a world of
exploration, discovery and fun for all. Marvel at ancient history at
our exhibits, experience science and technology on the big screen in
the CTI 3D Giant Theater, travel into outer space in the AutoZone Dome
Sharpe Planetarium, take a walk on the wild side at the Lichterman
Nature Center or take a tour of our historic homes. Visit today and
discover there’s so much more to explore at the Pink Palace Family of
Museums.
(the exhibits are not what remember from our childhood)
http://www.memphismuseums.org/
 Lichterman Nature Center (not free)
For current hours, call 901.636.2211.
Lichterman Nature Center is located in the heart of metropolitan
Memphis, featuring exciting exhibits, native wildflowers and trees, and
a tradition of excellence.
http://www.memphismuseums.org/lichterman-overview
 Brooks
Memphis
Museum of Art (not free except Saturdays 10am-noon)
Overton Park, 1934 Poplar Avenue
Every Saturday, Memphis' art museum is FREE from 10a - 12p!
Monday + Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 10a – 4p
Thursday 10a – 8p
Friday 10a – 4p
Saturday 10a – 5p
Sunday 11a - 5p
Explore
your museum and its 29 galleries, two art classrooms, print study room,
research library, and professional auditorium.
http://www.brooksmuseum.org/
 Dixon
Gallery & Gardens (FREE)
Park Avenue & Cherry Road
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 5 pm
Third Thursdays 10 am - 8 pm
Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
Closed Mondays
The Dixon is closed on the Fourth of
July, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.
http://www.dixon.org/
 Sun Studio
(not free)
Union Avenue & Marshall Avenue
Sunday - Thursday 10am - 5:15PM
Friday & Saturday 10am - 5:15pm
CLOSED Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day
Christmas Eve: 10am - 5:15pm (last tour at 4:30)
New Years Day: NOON - 6:15pm (first tour at 12:30)
Where
the first rock 'n' roll record was ever
recorded, whether you
believe that was Elvis's "That's all right," or Ike Turner and his
Kings of Rhythm band's "Rocket 88". Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry
Lee Lewis, and once again an active recording studio. A National
Historic
Landmark Not free except on rare occasions but highly
recommended. The photo to the left shows the main entrance for visiting
the studio, though it is and was then a restaurant, not the studio. The
studio is next door.
Due to limited capacity, please expect a wait time. It is suggested
stopping by early in the day to purchase tickets for a later time that
same day. Please keep in mind that tickets for a specific time can only
be purchased in person and for that day.
http://www.sunstudio.com
Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul
Museum, by the Smithsonian Institution (not free)
FedEx Forum
Open Daily, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Final museum admission at 4:15 p.m.)
Closed: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day
The
Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum’s exhibition about the birth of rock and
soul music, based on one created by the Smithsonian Institution in
2000, tells the story of musical pioneers who, for the love of music,
overcame racial and socio-economic barriers to create the music that
shook the entire world.
http://memphisrocknsoul.org/
 Cotton Museum
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sundays and Wednesdays 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Our last admission is one hour before closing time or 4PM.
65 Union Avenue, Memphis
The main exhibit is located on the Historic trade floor of the Memphis
Cotton Exchange- where cotton traders once stood at the center of the
global cotton economy. This space is now filled with artifacts and
exhibits that tell the story of "King Cotton" and its impact on the
world. Highlights include original films, detailing specific aspects of
the cotton industry, oral histories from individuals involved, and
exciting temporary exhibits.
http://memphiscottonmuseum.org/
 Graceland
(not free)
Open Daily: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.*
Elvis' Airplanes open at 10:00 am.
*Last mansion tour begins at 4:00 pm
Following exceptions apply:
Thurs., Nov. 28: CLOSED (Thanksgiving Day; no walk-ups)
Tues., Dec. 24: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm (Christmas Eve)
Wed., Dec. 25: CLOSED (Christmas Day; no walk-ups)
Experience
120 acres dedicated to the life and career of an American legend, Elvis
Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. See his mansion, the gold records,
the jeweled jumpsuits, the classic cars, and interactive exhibits that
let you experience Elvis like never before. See also the following two
event entries.
http://www.elvis.com/graceland/
Elvis Birthday Celebration
(some events are free)
Second week of January
Graceland, 3734 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis
https://www.graceland.com/
Elvis Week (some events
are free)
August
Graceland, 3734 Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis
Elvis Week is a celebration of the music, movies and life of Elvis
Presley positioned on and around the date of Elvis Presley's death,
August 16. Events often expand beyond a single week. Thousands of
people from around the world will attend the Candlelight Vigil which
free.
http://www.graceland.com/elvisweek/schedule/
 Danny Thomas / ALSAC Pavilion (FREE)
Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., seven days a week (including holidays)
St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis
To ensure the Pavilion is not closed for a special event, please call
901-595-4414 or email paviliontour@stjude.org in advance.
The life of Danny Thomas and the history of ALSAC and St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital are commemorated in the Danny Thomas/ALSAC
Pavilion, located on the campus of St. Jude. It contains memorabilia of
late entertainer Danny Thomas, founder of St. Jude. The Pavilion is
home to Emmy Awards and accolades for Thomas’ television show Make Room
for Daddy, as well as other entertainment and lifetime achievements.
Part of the Pavilion is dedicated to Thomas’ life as a humanitarian,
highlighting the awards and honors he received for his work on behalf
of the world’s children. A centerpiece of this exhibit is Thomas’
Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian award given by Congress.
http://www.stjude.org/
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Major Annual Events (NOT Free)
FedEx St. Jude
Championship (not free)
AUG 7 - 10, 2025
Southwind Country
Club, 3325 Club at Southwind, Memphis
As
the first event in the 2025 FedExCup Playoffs, the FedEx St. Jude
Championship will host the top 70 players in the FedExCup standings at
the conclusion of the FedExCup Regular Season.
https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/fedex-st-jude-championship.html
 Liberty
Bowl (not free)
Late December/early January
Liberty Bowl Stadium, Fairgrounds, Memphis
The AutoZone Liberty Bowl is held annually at Liberty Bowl Memorial
Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee. The Bowl is the seventh oldest college
football bowl game and is one of the most tradition-rich and patriotic
bowl games in America.
http://www.libertybowl.org/
 Africa
in April (some events are free)
April
Robert R. Church Park, Historic Beale Street
The festival was designed to improve communication between different
ethnic groups, fostering respect and academic excellence. Africa
In April Cultural Awareness Festival, Inc., a non-profit organization,
sponsors year round activities and the Africa In April Cultural
Awareness Festival during the month of April designed to celebrate the
arts, history, culture, and diversity of the African Diaspora.
http://www.africainapril.org
 Downtown
walking history tours by Jimmy Ogle have ended. See some past tours on
a Downtown
Tours! (Virtual Edition) web
site (you don't have to join Facebook).
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Major Serial Sporting Events (NOT Free)
Memphis Grizzlies (NBA professional basketball)
FedEx Forum, 191 Beale Street, Memphis
http://www.nba.com/grizzlies/
University of Memphis
Athletics
Various times of the year, depending on sport
Various locations (home games, football: Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium,
basketball: FedEx Forum).
http://www.gotigersgo.com/
Memphis Redbirds
Spring and Summer
Autozone Park, 200 Union Avenue, Memphis
AAA professional baseball farm club of the St. Louis Cardinals.
http://memphisredbirds.com
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HOTELS/MOTELS
As with any city, there are numerous places to stay if you are not
staying with family or friends. This writer would likely choose a
rather modest hospitality offering, but if you are here to enjoy a
Memphis vacation and have the resources, you might wish to splurge.
There are several very nice hotels downtown and out east in the Poplar
Avenue/Ridgeway/Shady Grove area. In the East High area, there is the
nice Holiday Inn University on Central Avenue across from the
University of Memphis. Among the fanciest of places would be Hu
(downtown), The
Peabody (downtown) and for those who would like a bed and
breakfast, the James
Lee House
(downtown-ish, but not in the core of downtown). These are not
sponsored suggestions, just places this writer has toured and by
reputation are extraordinary places to stay.
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Admission is free, however, there are possible costs for some
activities, i.e. food and beverages, produce, products. If you choose
not to purchase those items/services, the entertainment/activity
shouldn't cost you anything.
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