Memphis, TN

Explore the former studio that launched Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, and Booker T. & the M.G.'s. The museum's exhibits and listening stations capture the raw energy of Memphis soul in the 1960s and 70s.

Join the crowd at the original Mason, Tennessee location (now in Memphis) for perfectly spicy, crispy fried chicken that's worth the wait. It's a no-frills experience focused on one legendary dish.

One of America's largest urban parks, featuring over 40 miles of trails, a buffalo herd, paddle boating on Hyde Lake, and the innovative Woodland Discovery Playground. It's a green oasis within the city.

Created by the Smithsonian Institution, this museum tells the complete story of Memphis music from rural field hollers to the global explosion of rock and soul. The comprehensive audio guide features over 100 songs.

Held downtown at the Pavilion, this vibrant Saturday market features local produce, artisan foods, crafts, and live music. It's the perfect place to taste local flavors and support Memphis-area growers.

Experience the electric atmosphere at FedExForum as the city's NBA team plays. Known for their 'Grit and Grind' style, the games feature the unique Growl Towel tradition and passionate hometown support.

The bustling heart of the city, home to Beale Street, the Orpheum Theatre, and the Mississippi riverfront. Here you'll find historic buildings converted into lofts, major attractions, and a growing dining scene alongside corporate headquarters.

Memphis's most bohemian neighborhood, known for its vibrant arts scene, independent boutiques, and diverse restaurants. The annual Cooper-Young Festival draws thousands to this historic district with its colorful bungalows and creative energy.

A revitalized warehouse district turned arts enclave, featuring galleries, boutiques, and acclaimed restaurants like Flight and The Gray Canary. First Thursday art trolley tours make this area particularly lively month after month.

A historic district with stunning early 20th-century mansions, tree-lined streets, and beautiful gardens. This peaceful residential area showcases Memphis's architectural heritage and hosts the popular Central Gardens Home & Garden Tour.

Centered around Overton Square, this area blends historic homes with trendy restaurants, theaters, and bars. It's adjacent to the Memphis Zoo and the Levitt Shell, offering a mix of cultural attractions and neighborhood hangouts.