Here’s your 2018 Memphis Spring Events Guide:

– Celebration of Spring/Food Truck Fridays, Dixon Galley & Gardens, all spring, $7 adults/$3 kids, all ages/kid-friendly
Enjoy the spring spectacle of 125,000 bulbs all in bloom at the Dixon Galley & Gardens. Expect including tulips, hyacinth, crocus, daffodils, and galanthus; don’t forget Tuesdays are PWYC and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon are free. Fridays April through September, there will be food trucks from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and the gardens are free during that time.

– Young Collectors Contemporary, Crosstown Arts, March 22 – 25, $25 – $125, 18+
This cutting-edge art fair at Crosstown features multi-disciplinary work from emerging artists. It’s part exhibition, part party, and part contemporary arts conference for artists, collectors, and the arts community.

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Memphians are known for throwing epic festivals every month. Don’t want to miss any of them? Check out the festivals below and bookmark this post since info will be updated as festival dates are announced.

Here are the five things you won’t want to miss in Memphis this weekend, plus a few extras. The burger at the top of this page is from EP’s Bar & Grill, read more about that here.

With all the great things going on in the 901 these days, have you ever been overwhelmed with choices? Well, you’re in luck! We’ve put together a weekly post called The Weekender, filled with a handy schedule to help you hit some of our best bets for an amazing weekend.

The East Buntyn Historic District will host the eighth annual East Buntyn ArtWalk on April 29, 2017, with a rain date of April 30. The event features regional artists in an open-air bazaar of galleries set up in the front yards and porches of the historic east Memphis neighborhood.

Get ready for the 8th annual East Buntyn ArtWalk, featuring regional artists in an open-air bazaar of galleries set up in the front yards and porches of the historic East Buntyn neighborhood. This community event is a vibrant celebration of art and community.
 

Welcome to April in Memphis — the month of spring sunshine, blooming blossoms and plenty of ways to celebrate! We love this month for its focus on philanthropy, fitness and, of course, delectable food festivals. Here are our top picks for fun-filled days in Bluff City this April!

Here is your guide to spring events and festivals in Memphis, starting this week and going through May. This is only a selection of the many activities and events you can enjoy in the Bluff City as the weather gets warmer!

This annual event features regional artists in an open-air bazaar of galleries set up in the front yards and porches of the historic East Memphis neighborhood. The outdoor galleries will display and sell work by neighborhood residents, as well as pieces by artists from around the Mid-South. Over 60 artists will showcase watercolors, oil paintings, photography, pottery, textiles, woodworking, jewelry, stained glass, and more.

2017 is upon us! Are you excited yet? If so, then this list will only make you more excited. If you’re still shaking off the shackles of 2016, I hope this list will nudge you towards New Year’s enthusiasm.